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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15
TeIegramy kraiOwe.

Washington, 10 grudnia.-Dc
izby posl6w nadesiai departameni
woiny senzacyjny tajny rapport
ze Stany Zjednoczone bynajmnlel
ME posiadaja dostatecznej obro'
ny przeciw wkroczeniu mocar'
silva wrogiego. Pc kilku Eonte-
rencyach przywodcow Gzby O.
deslano ow document napowrot
do departamentu wojny oswald
czeniem, re izba ME moze przyJ-
mowac raport6w tajnych. Stale
sic to dlatego, ze dla wielu czion-
kow izby jest rzecza wprost ME
mozliwa zachowac tajemnice W
takim wypdaku. Posiowie, ktorzy
przejrzeli rapport, powiadala po-
miedzy innemi, re sekretarz woJ-
ny pomiedzy innemi zada, azeby
utworzyc krajowa rade obrony
kraiowej, ma ktorej czele staiby
sekretarz wojny. Mic nowego zre-
sta rapport ten ME zawiera.
Stwierdza on tylko urzedowo to,
co znane jest powszechnie W
kraju i zagranica W koiach woJ-
Skowych.
Washington, Is grudnia.
Prawdopodobna staio SIG rzecz9'
re wladze imigracyjne znowu SUI
rowiej beda sic obchodziiy przy-
byszami, a to powodu pewnego
wydarzenia, W ktorem prezydent
Taft grail role. Kiedy pan Taft
niedawno byi ma Ellis Island, IL
litowaf sic mad pewnym walVskim
g6rnikiem z siedmiorgiem dzicci,
ktorcgo wiadze emigracyjne ska
za{y na deportacye powodu, &c
wydawat sic slabowitym. Pan
Taft polecii, by mu pozwolono po-
zostac w Stanach Zjednoczonych
tembardziej, IL czlowiek ow zape-
wniai, ze w Pittsburgh ma maje-
tina siostre, ktora mu dopomoze
Ot6z wkrotce potem nadeszia do
wladz imigracyjnych wiadomost
&c 6w g0rnik pozoStawi} W kraju
mn6stwo diugow; on sam piSai
re ME jest W stanie pracowac TAX
ciezko, jak tego w tym kraju wy
magaia, re latwiej mu byio utrzy-
mac sic w starym kraju, ze Sio-
stra jego ME jest TAX maletna Jak
sobie wyobrazal, re wydaia ona
iuz wszystko co mogia | ze on
lest zmuszony proSic o wsparcle
Komisarz imigracyjny Williams
ma tym przykiadzie wykazuje, jaE
niebezpieczna jest rzecza dopusz,
czac do kraju przybyszow choro,
witych, nawet jezeli opowiadaja
re maja tn majetnych krewnych
Z Pittsburgh jednakowoz ma
deszia wiadomoSc, ze George
Thornton, ow walijski gornik
mieszka siostry posiadajacej /,
stotnie kamienice, re zupeinie ME,
potrzebnie piSal list z zazalenia,
nj, gdyz otrzyma} miejsce rozwo-
ziciela w Skiadzie departamento-
wynn a i troje jego dzieci otrzy-
maiy zarobek. Jeden jego sio-
strzenc6w zapewnia, il niema nal
mnieJszej obawy o to, by czytc
Thornton sam czy ktore z jegc
dzieci potrzebowaio uciekac sic
do mifosierdzia obeych ludzi.
Washington, Is grudnia.
Department spraw wewnetrz-
nych oznajmii. re sicdmiu miesz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

Nove waIkl Hiszpanii Wfoszech-
PrOiekt reormy wybOrczei AugliNapad Amerykanow
w Francyi-Marynarz zabity okree amey-
zpilkom kapeluszy damskich Cos
tariki Kuby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15


do celow oszukanczych. Chodzi-
10 zaiozenie projektu irrygacyi
Nazwiska oskarzonych sa: J. Al
bert Wright, Frank White. John
Gould, Corydon A. Woody,
mer A. Gibson, Robert w. Roi
Sam. n. Baker. Sa to urzedn
jedynej hub wiecej korporacyj
rygacyjnych. Oskarzeni podo]
postepowali W ten sposob, ze O.
koio so obywateli nakionili do ma
bycia po 800 ARROW Homestead
gruntow W Colorado przepisania
wiekszej czeSci tychze ma nazwi-
ska ich, II. oskarzonych, "a co i'm
obiecano, re W pozostajacycl
gruntach otrzymaja bezplatna ir-
rygacye. w TAXI sposob owl urze-
dnicy korporacyjni pozyskali ME
.prawnie grunta wartosci okeio
$4,000.
Washington, Is grudnia.- An
drew Carnegie zapisai ma rzecz
pewnej komisyi opiekunczej 10
.milionow dolarow w ) procento-
wych pierwszych hipotekach z
poleceniem, by procenta obraca-
no ma ,,przySpieszanie .usuwania
wojen miedzynarodowych", a C.
wentualnie ma zaprowadzenie po-
wszechnego pokoju W Swiecie..
Przepisanie tego majatku odbylo
sic W salach Carnegie Research
Foundation. Komisya opiekuh-
CA zorganizowaia sic, obrawszy
Swym przewodniczacym senatora
zwiazkowego Elihu Root, ktory
Jest staiym reorezentantern Sta
now Zjednoczonych w trybunale
haskim. Prezydent Taft zgodzil
sic ma to, by so zamianowano pre-
zesem honorowym. SpoSob wyda-
wanna dochodow pan Carnegie po-
zostawii uznaniu komisyi Oar jest
wieczysty, a jezliby sic udaio do
.prowadzic do powszechnego ne,
koju, to procenta maja bye 4
cane ma usuwanie ,,wszelkiegd
ktore szkode ludzkoSci przyl
celem jak najwiekszego pop
,.postepu, uszlachetniania i pdeK6l
szenia ludzkosci". Wraz Z po-
przednimi darami pana Carnegie
ma cele dobroczynne, ofiary jego
razem wynosza $1s0,OOO,O0O.
Norton, Va, Is grudnia. = w
kopalni wegla Greene, dwie mile
cd Tacoma, wydarzyia sic eksplo-
Eva gazow w czasie, kiedy we
wnatrz znajdowaio sic II g6rni-
kow. Natychmiast potem superin-
tendent kopalni James Barrow
man trzema sztygarami Spuscil
sic do kopalni, by ratowac ME-
IszczeSliwych; o godzinie Z VIE
iczorem jeszcze ME wrocili i "a
chodzi Ottawa, ze rowniez zgine-
Ii. w ciqgu dnia dobyto 10 tru-
pow i jednego gornika zyjacego.
IZewszad zbiegli sic gornicy, by
podjac sic ratunku, ale uplyneiy
godziny, zanim odwazono sic spu-
sci6 do kopalni. = Z kopalni tel
wydobywaja wegiel miekki, zna-
ny tego, re przesycony jest ga
zami, ale w ostatnich latach
wielkich nieszczeSc W tutejszych
kopalniach ME byio.
Cambridge, Mass, Is grudnia.
Hattie lie Blanc, 17-letnia Kama
|dyjka zostaia uznana niewinna
zamordowania Charence'a f. Clio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15
kronika Chicagoska
Strajk krawcow.

Strajk wybuch} ma noWo. We
wszystkich dzielnicach znow roz-
poczna sic gwalty zaczna sic
pochody, obrzucanie zakladow
nieunijnych kamieniami, zacznie
sic teraz walka z glodem i z ne
dza.
Strawberry odrzucili warunki
podane przez firme Hart Schaff-
ner and Marx - zerwali ukiady
rozpoczete przez komitet obywa-
telski i odrzucili plon piracy ko-
mitetu aldermahskiego.
Komitet obywatelski mimo to
pozostanie przy strajkierach i
oswiadczyi to wczoraj W gaze
tach.
Kleska byla tych rozmiarow,
re nawet ME skohczono racho-
wanna balot6w w tel sprawie.
Strajkierzy domagaja sic zam-
knietego ,,shopu."
Energiczny Bartzen.
Bartzen ME zartuje. Wczoraj
dowiedziai sic Cd pewnej kobie-
ty, nazwiskiem Brockington, re
w Dunning, zak}adzie dla obla-
kanych, sfuzba brutalnie obcho-
dzi pacyentami, re jej meza
stroze zakiadu pobili, skopali no
gami niewinnie.
Bartzen dluzej ME mog} cze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

Berlin, Is grhdnia. = Cesarz
Wilhelm zaprosil ma sniadanie do
Postdamu profesora amerykah-
skiego X. A. Smitha Virginii.
wykladajacego czasowo W Berli-
ME.
Port Limon, Costa Rica, 15go
grudnia.- Przeciwko tutejszym
Amerykanom wybuchly niecheci
rozruchy, wobec tego wladze po-
leciiy, by Amerykanie wieczorem
ME wychodzili domow, oraz da-
ly straz domom, gdzie Ameryka-
ME mieszkaja.
Havana, Kuba, Is grudnia. -
w pobliskiem Vadado przylapano
6-ciu falszerzy podrabiajacych
banknoty dziesiecio i dwudziesto-
dolarowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15
Omy{ka prezydenta Tafta.
Nova wspania4a fundacya pana Carnegie "
sumie $10,00O0OO
1870 milionow ma cele dobroczynne.
Oszustwa panstwowe Colorado - Nieszczescie
w kopalni Virginii,

Niewinnie OskarzOna zab6jstwO. = SOcyallstyc ycZny
alderman.-Pan Roosevelt przemawia
w Cambridge. Mass.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15
Process Erbsteina.

Wczoraj sedzia Brentano ME
pozwolil adwokatowi ErbSteln-
wi przemawiac do sedziow przy-
sieglych w swym wlasnym pro-
cesie. Erbstein ten kazaf to W
sprawozdaniu zaznaczyc w ra-
zie, gdyby go sad przysieglych
winnym uznal, Gala swoja histo-
rye przenieSc do najWyzszego
trybunalu Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych.
Decyzya sedziego byia dla
podsadnego niespodzianka. Ad-
wokat Erbsteina przemawlai
przez kilka minut, potem Erb-
stein chcial move jego dokoh-
czyc. Zaledwie powstai i siowko
powiedzial, prokurator zaprote-
stowal sedzia Erbsteina wstrzy
mai. Prokuratorya jest wlasnie
zdania, re Erbstein ME moze
brac czynnego udziaiu W obro-
ME sprawy, gdyz sam ME zada-
wal krzyzowych pytah swiad-
kon1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15
Energiczny Bartzen.

sA S}uchaJ p ydokto-
fa a sam przk k$sIs lt$i iSl% Swiad-
5Aw tel sp sic
BsdsSpytal / ffli decy-
y boczel zesluchy
svfi kSw ks bwiedziala,
n cd sluzby,
Il |f 3}ss tkington, a
lb5 sAS@ przesluchy
III ia Fzonej siuzby
fsaS9g gnie dopuScil.
M u odezwal sic
EpSs yenta Bartzen
III nsN wstyd znecac
{, a of;arami .po-
Ssiasi Ali astssSe gdybym tn nic
;fis II pgs4esa, W roll urze-
u si II IS ts,'6YfSsSam lanie sprawl,
q 9sss ss,Sz;e poglaskal, "a
'{,sIis4saie sic = pacven-
!, ss tel cbwili sus-
3 !a;s IA ,o,,,,.d r
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

Y; E$17M ) uu y tStsk SStk
lch 81
my zwalczaj iss 81
ISsiS lutym ma sic k d
fctwa tego dla S sssia
1SaQaN postepowania. 4:
Ma okrecie amef s
.5fth Dakota" bswiacy
lpgo W Cherbourgu, wfa4 sR
y amerykanskiej, W. M
S1 expl9z,y.sss przyczem my
.Eyans cdpiosi tax ciezkie veslalS
Ezenia, IL wrkotce umar4.
- Doniesiono do portu wVBrss
scie, re okret niemiecki .Sw&gfs
mund rozbii sic w poblizu INlsis
sterre; poslano mu pare statla'
ma ponce; okret nalezy do ,,HaWs
burg America-Line" w HanbrIEs
gu. III
Londyn, 15 grudnia. = KuzM
ambassadors niemieckiego W Len
dynie, hr. Gilbert Wolff etters
mich, zosta} aresztowany "a qszus
kiwanie w kartach.
- Donosza Bombay MIN
Idyach, re przybyl tam na hps1
Azie okretu .,Gneisenau" lAefaiee9
"a ,,kronprync' ze zona, RodFgS
j4cy -jak wiadomo po Az8L
Petersburg, Is grudnjk lssz3
raza dzumy zostaje poWoiisp
@aisa W Mandzuryi; nj saS IA
ana tax, jak pred
dnisshi dzieki akcyi Saas
u isden, Is grrdnik
@ydsfa stanowcze sslia
5pr sBkw dfugial stI asss
Del 81 amski sjs I
geiSo tnien & Z Is
esi Slla&ano dHgiE {
tarsl aSi ce"!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

ll Sie wpad1 lt
rz )eden czioYleE
zol est pokals sa
Inyd Ene dwAJ9;
pra Ms Indi i9lnS
I'M rs gts9s!
die recep ss5t al
Staley za y
chlopcu ID 81
niu ) kropd
sly chiopied ss re 70
wal i W pain EttleS u
Ihlari; mlodj e b pro-
wal, ale pol gch
.Iwymiotow, IL
trzymania
Cambrid dilaR
Teodor wal
wczoraj sisid
Isytetu Saesl3
dersa d
ce ys
razal eslgas a ayalleiR q atsIsgsij
iund] fegd y a.
wazli paniS 4.
nam agezyl si a S,fs yf59
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

kancow Stanu Colorado zostaio O.
skarzonych O naduzywanie poczty
do celow oszukanczych. Chodzi-
10 o zaiozenie projektu irrygacyi,
Nazwiska oskarzonych sa: ]. Al
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-15

TIE OLDEST POLISH DAILY IN CHICAGO
SINGLE COPY ONE CENT.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29
Christmas to everybody.

CnrlSCnaS 10 eVeryD0dy.
 The storms beat upon the
 daughter; the sun shone today upon the father. The hearse plod- ded through the lanes; after il followed Albert Bigelow Paine the cherished friend and biog- rapher, with Jarvis Langdon, the favorite nepeew and in a closed carnage at the rear, the only liv- ing daughter, Clara and her hus- band, Ossip Gabrilowitsch: Claude. the faithful butler, and i old Katie Leary, the housekeeper, on the front seat. There was no procession of mourning neigh bors, no demnstratian along the way. The shining rosewood coffin staod upvn a bagge truck in the glaring sunlight. On the cover was silver plate, inscribed:
 .,Samuel L2nghCrne Ger, 2I7-! 7I,-, Mark Twain, 191O."
 Acove the wwreath lay a wreth of mountain Iourel, emblem of immortality, picked from the Tamarack hills, Dan Beard, his old friend and neighbor, who illustrated many of his books, had stumbled over the rochs and roots in the dark to pluck them the night before and had sat up into the small hours to weave them with his own hands.
 1he train began to draw cut of the station and as 1t gathered way a farmer on the platform said 
 There goes g man the count ry knew as well as George Wash 1 
 There was no sign that anybody fat succeeding stations through which the traiL passed knew what burden tt carrie. The ! family party occupies a compart- ! ment. Old Katie, the housepeeper
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29
Democracy in Flower.

IfTheodore Roosevelt had done northing else in his useful life than to disprove an ancient theory that strength and power and eff ciency are attributes only of monarchy or of one-man power he would have ranked with the first of those who have served and exalted democracy.
 Think not that theory is dead or dying because it is old. It sur wives in many subtle forms in this countr as well as in Europe. It manifests itselfin just such weird fears as those which ina zine peril to the Republic when demeiiocrity and when demo- cracy is proud and happy in this achievement.
 It democracy, or popular gover- nment, or republication, were only wishvwashy and inefficient f it had to suppress it's great in dividuals in order to save itself them it would be only that un- happy dream which it's enemies in all times have declared it to be and have wished it to be.
 Happily it is no such incapable, teadening thing. Democracy, working. out in 9 collective way the destiny of all it's individuals, incites its individuals to their greatest efforts. it gives them their greatest opportunities. It has sufficient self-confdence, suf- fcienttmagnaninlity and suffic- ent Inherent power to be poud and grateful for such of its indi- viduals as do credit to themselvee and to their country.
 We do all kings of joD work at the NEWS office. Give us a TRAIT
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

sat in a coruer and wept silenty. l made him comfortable" she said, just before he sank to rest. The nuases could not please him, but he rested when I eased him and Thank you, Katie, you do everything just right. he said.
 The day before, he had Miss Clara come into his room to sing, Flow Gently, Sweet Afton," he asked for, End she sang the old ballad for hlm. He took real pride in his daughters voice. and it is mistake to think, as some have said, that he was opposed to her carere.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

lola Portland Cement makes a block twice as strong as other cement. Ask any Cement man. For sale by A. 6 B. Schuster
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

Where particular work is desired you must use LOLA PORTLAND CEMENT. Ask any cement man. For sale by A. & B. Schuster,
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29
Body Of Mark Twain
 Laid To Rest

Simple Rites For Wei Beloved Aulhcr Kindly Country Folk and Famous Hen IL All Ealks of Life Alike Mourn Apostle of Smiles and Sunshine.
 New York, Aprsl 2S. The
 body of Mark Twain began today it's last journey from the sunny chambers where it had lain in Stormfield to the spot in Gods Acre, where it shall rest at last beside those whom he loved long since and lost awhile"
 Funeral services were said in the Old Brick Presbyterian church at Fifth avenue and Thir- ty-seventh street, this city, by Dr. Henry A. Van Dyke, profess or of English literature at Prince ton university this afternoCn. The prayer was prOuounced by Dr. Jos eph H. Twitchellof Hart ford, Conn.,, MarkTwain's old friend and pastor.
 Early tomoirow morning the body will leave for Elnira over the Lackawanna railroad.
 In accordance with the wishes of the family the services today were brief and simple. The only music was an organ prelude, the Death of Ase." /" by Grieg. There was modest display of while. lilies. lilies of the valley: white and red roses, orcids and sweet peas about the coffin. Those who wished were permitted to view the features. Invitation was by card, but after the friends and the family had been seated, the church was well filled by the general public. In all the serv- ices took but half and houa.
 In his address Dr. Van Dyke said in part:
 ''The touch of grief is upon us. We think of Mark Twain. not as the celebrity, but the man whom we knew and loved.
 Those. who knew his work as a whole, know that under the lambent and irresponsible humor which was his gift, there was a foundation of serious thought and and noble yffections and desires, The mark of his higher humor is that it does not laugh at the weak, the helpless, the true and the innocent. only at the false. the pIetentious, the the vain, the hypocritical
 Mark Twain laughed many of the worlds false claimants out of court, and entangled many of the worlds false pitnesses in the net of ridcule. He touched the absurdities of lige with not un- kinkly mockery and made us fes. somehow the infinite pathos of life's realities. No one can say that he ever failed to reverence the purity. the frank, joyful, genuine, nature of little children, of whom Christ has said. Of such is the kingdom of Heaven. ''
 Those waiting at Bedding sta ton today recalled how the same heares had wended the same winding road from the same ' house-on. Christmas night. Jean S Celmens had died on Christmas { eve. while her Christmas tree ftoad in the living room at Storm field fully garnished and un- l touched.
 Her body was sent to Eimira on C Christmas night. That was Mark i Twain's last Christmas. ]
 No news of rhe death had C reached the few scattered houses that are in Bedding. That Christ ! mas was surf ously stormy and I the first intim ation the village [ had of Jean CIemen. s death was i when tardy passenger, opening t the door of Red ing statinr fn,,,,l Li,,,rolf no,, f,.1.,. 4od t
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

Miss Joe Mechanism, visited with friends in Flagstaff the later part of last week. She was the guest of Miss Ruth Grouse.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

4. Lopez is doing some car oenter work for Julius Wetzler.
The Holbrook news., 1910-04-29

We do all kings of joD work at the NEWS office. Give us a TRAIL.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-18
Strange Will of a Spinster.

Pittsburg, Jan. 15.-"Thrust dag
ger through my heart three times to
make sure I am dead. Let my body
lie ten days, cremate it then, and bury
the ashes in Allegany cemetery
These were the written instructions
found with the dead body Of Laura
White, spinster of 65 years, and sup
posedly poor, whose body was discov-
cred early today in room with five
locks upon the door. She had been
dead several days.
Police found bank books and a will
disposing of 100000 to local charita-
BILE institutions i'm trunk i'm the poor
ly furnished house. Cancelled
checks in the woman's clothing ranged
in amounts from IL cents to $1,000
Real estate held by the woman is To-
Gated in Indiana, Montana and Cali
fornia.
Although the home was poorly fur
nished one room was devoted to a g.
600 volume library, embracing editions
worth large sums.
The will makes special request that
competent medical authority examine
her body for ten days" to ascertain to
q certainty that death has occurred,
leaving $50 for this service. The doc
tor who stabs her heart three times is
to receive $40.
The Fidelity Title and Trust Com
pany has verified the fact that Miss
White left an estate valued at over
100000.
A brother of the woman is an officer
in the English Army, now stationed in
South African. Y. Times.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-18
Old Union Station, Baltimore, Vacated.

Patrons of the Pennsylvania Rail
road began using the temporary sta
ton in the bed of Jones' falls valley
soon after midnight Tuesday. The old
building was closed, the force having
moved out during the day and gone to
the temporary quarters.
Those seeking the trainshed to
board trains we're directed by the com
pany's ushers, who we're conveniently
stationed for the purpose, and also by
the policemen in charge at the station
All the finishing touches in the new
building are not vet completed. As
it will be in use for, perhaps, two
years or longer, the railroad company
intends TO make it a. convenient and
comfortable a. possible. Therefore,
more work is yet to be done.
The waiting room is ample, while
the ticket offices and telephone booths
are 10 placed II To AVOID crowding.
Passengers can reach the station
either from Charles or st. Paul streets.
The latter entrance il the more con-
venient.
The work Of tearing down the old
building will begin as soon as further
arrangements are completed to pre-
vent the debris from iniuring those
entering Oh leaving the station by the
Charles street passageway.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-18
Electricity Used as an Anesthetic

Hartford, Conn.,, Jan. 26.-FOr what
is said to be the first time in the medi-
cal history of this country, electrical
analgesia was used in operating on a
human being here. The operation was
before about 25 prominent surgeons
of this city, and was supervised by
DR.. Louise Rabinovitch, who for Is
years has been perfecting her meth
DDS of electrical analgesia.
The subject was John Crosic, 25
years old, four of his toes being am
putated
Under the direction of Dr. Rabin-
ovitch DR.. M. M. Johnson of this city
applied the electric current of four
milliamperes and "a volts by means
of three electrOdes-One at the ankle,
another at the shinbone and the third
at the groin. The operation was a
complete success, the patient feeling
no pain and no after effects.
The great toe was taken from the
left foot and three toes from the right
foot. The operation was made neces-
sary because Crosic had all the toes
on both feet frozen several weeks ago
and gangrene was setting in. The
youngman felt no pain and continued
talking to the doctors, telling his side
of the experience.
Tt is understood that the apparatus
will be sent to Philadelphia to be used
in the General Hospital there. When
applied to the head the current il said
to cause sleep and insensibility to
pain without any nausea.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1910-02-18
Bulletin Fourth Annual Tournament
National Bowling Association,
Baltimore, Maryland.

The officers of the Baltimore Bowl
ing Tournament Company, which will
conduct the Fourth Annual Tourna-
ment of the National Bowling Associ-
alton in that city from April 9th to
Goth, 1910, are now in position to prac-
tically guarantee that the entry list
of contesting teams will be the great
est in the history of the National
Bowling Association. The Eastern
Alley Owners Association, of New
York, have guaranteed to send at
least 25 teams, and many members of
the association have not been heard
from. Forty teams, members of the
New York Bowling Association, have
declared their intention of attending
and are already making their prepa-
rations. With the date for closing the
entries more than two months off, it
is safe to say that this nucleus of 65
teams now in sight will be increased
to at least 100 before the tournament
opens.