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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11
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MAKE USEFUL MEN or DRuNKARps.

CHARIESTOWN s. c., Oct. t1--North Carolina
to make useful citizens Of INDECENT drunkards in
will receive choice between ball and chain
1t to be simple matter The when arraigned
will be asked which they prefer work the public
take liquor
Those who think they can't survive without their teddy win be
attached ball chain those
work will be institution n
Releigh and dosed with the Thus all the patients
selected the
4 a a - u a a q a a 4 - a a - - ~ a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11
SULLIVAN HEARING
| SET FOR MONDAY
PRATT AND SULLIVAN, SURROUNDED BY coUN-
SELL APPEAR m CoURT-HEARmG On PI1A
FOR RESTRAINING ORDER POSTPONED.

IN order to give the city council
more time to consider ite defense
In the action brought BY Acting
Chief Of Police John =. sullivan
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-11
RIOTS IN
PARIS, 100000
IN STRIKE
(By United Press Leased wIre.)

10Y UnIteu Press Ieased W1Fe.J
PARIS, Oct. t1.-Riotino on the
Northern railway lines began to-
day, although no attempts were
made by the railway officials to
operate trains.
The workmen who struck sud
denly last night gathered about the
stations early today and resented
the efforts OF troops to disperse
them. Bricks were hurled and win
dOws smashed. Little knots OF
workmen gathered and listened to
excited harangues from fellow
workers and socialistic leaders.
When these gatherings grew to
-
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Continued on Page Two.
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Call up The Press, Main
376, II your paper falls to
roach your home regularly
every afternoon. You are en-.
titled TO good service.
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CONTINUED on Page Five.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
SHE LOCKED IN MAN WHOM
SHE FOUND IN HER FLAT
Then Mrs. sorrel Caused Arrest OF
Young Man She Says offered
Her $50 Not To Prosecute.


NEW YORK. Nov l5.-Herman
schafner, q, VINO said he lived I'm a
Mills hotel, was held in $4,000 in the
Manhattan police court, Brooklyn,
for Indictment on a charge OF burg
larry,
Mrs. Ada Sorrel, OF No. II Garden
ST.. charges that she found the man
ransacking her rooms and locked him
I'm after he had struck her In an eff
fort 20 escape. She charges that he
had pocketed iewelry and other things
valued at $25.
Mrs. SorTel returning from shop
ping. said that the kitchen door, which
she had locked, was slightly ajar. She
pushed In the door. whereupon Sonar
ner made a rush at her. Mrs. Sorrel
seized him. pushed him against the
wall Jumped backward into the hall
and locked the door. Then she ran
downstairs and found policeman
who went 10 the house and arrested
Schafner after a struggle.
Tn court Mrs. Sorrel charged that
young man offered her $50 TO drop
the prosecution. He was arrested.
lie said he was Arthur Young, 2l, OF
No. POI West Twentieth-st., Manhat
tan. lie was held in $1,000 bail.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
DR.. NEWTON PLANS TO
HAVE SCHOOL IN OPEN
Goes West In Search Of Location Fer
Such An Instltution-FIne Thing
For Frail Boys.

With the expectation of starting
an outdoor school for boys and young
men, II he can find a suitable loca-
ton. DR. Lumas c. Newton, former
president of the Detroit board Of
education, viii leave for the west n
day or two, accompanied by his eld-
est son. He Will head first for Ari-
zona
IF can find the kind OF location
am looking for. shall certainly
drive my stakes and lay out ranch"
said DR.. Newton The plan | have
In mind contemplates the erection of
several small, open bungalows. pro.
vided with canvas, which could be
lowered In bad weather To start with
would have accommodations for Is
or 20 boys. | would secure competent
instructors 10 carry them on in their
school work where they left OF. Each
boy or young man would have his
own horse and much OF the time
would be spent in the saddle There
would be no school room: the classes
would he held in the open. Such an
institution would be a great thing for
boy inclined TO be frail II would
build him right up and make a man
or him. There are several such
schools ia the west. | am told. and
they are proving a decided success. ="
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
a Simple Prescription
for Ns,Vous People

A lot OF money is wasted I'm high
PRICED nerve medicines and doctor bills
simply because people do not know.
any good home remedies FOR nervous
troubles.
Here IS a home maze nerNine that
produces prompt results in any nervous
disorder IL is splendid for weak
nerves. nervous headache. sleeplessness
etc. and has been used very success
fully in cases OF nervous prostration
and acute hysteria Its action proves
that opiates and other dangerous drugs
are not at all necessary in nervous dis
eases
Make "A strong tea by steeping r
cents worth OF Hops IN q pint OF boil
ing water, and strain cGrefuIlV Put >
~. OF Thargol Compound $50 cents
WORTH Ia an \ on bottle Cexacttv half
pinto and MI II up with the Hon Tea
Try two teHspoonfuls four times daily
There are probably plenty OF peonie
who won't try this because IL is home
made and doesn't cost much But tust
the same. there il 70 better nerve medi-
cine at any price.
Your druggist has ThrrgoI Corp. or
VIII get II for YOU on request. II not
send To Indiana Pharmaceutical Co. FIT
Wayne, Ind.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17

At 39c-Worth 50c-Silk Isle
Womens extra fine quality very highly mer-
cerized silk Isle thread Hose, in black or tan;
wide garter tops spliced selyage, full fashioned
At 69c--Worth S1-Silk
Womens colored pure thread silk. full fash
toned Hose with isle garter top and Isle sole
high spltced heel double sole and toe good rs
sortment OF Colors.
At 9Sc-Worth $125 and $1.50-Silk
Womens pure thread silk. black and colored
Hose with wide garter top double heel, sole
and toe; high spliced; full fashioned.
At $11e-worth $15O-Italian Silk
Women's pure Italian silk Hose, in colo~s
only: reinforced heel and toe.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
KUPPENHEIMER ELUSIVE.
Deputies Can't Locate Him To Serve
Papers in SANDER Suit.

Papers in SANDER Suit.
Efforts to locate John d. Kuppen-
heimer to serve papers on him in con-
nection with the Islander suit for $25,-
600 started against Tim by Mrs. Vic
toria &. Dray, who caused his arrest
in Toronto, Ont, few days ago, on
a charge of obtaining money from her
under false pretenses. have thus far
failed.
Philip A. McHugh. Mrs. Dray's law
YER. has had deputy sheriffs camping
around the Hotel Pontchartrain, where
Kuppenhcimer is registered, since late
Tues day afternoon, when the Islander
suit was instituted, but no trace OF
the defendant has been found. How
ever. Mr.. McHugh hopes TO land him
ON Friday. when he is due TO appear
in the police court for his examination
in connection with the criminal charge
made against him by Mrs. Dray.
III Kuppenhemer turns up, we'll
then get chance to serve the SANDER
papers on him." said Mr.. McHugh to
The Times. Wednesday. However,
If is possible that Kuppenheimer has
left town. He is out on bail bond
of only $500, furnished by Victor
Schlesinger, No. PA Jefferson-ave.. a
Detroit friend"
Mrs. Dray, in her slander suit.
charges that Kuppenheimer made re-
Elections on her character. She has
entered a similar suit against A. Re
einald Won Keller Kuppenheimer's
private secretary, alleging that he re-
peated the statements made by kup-
penheimer in regard to her. She also
declares that she will prosecute any
ono else who repeats the statements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
HOME. SWEET HOME" AIR
ROTTEN" TEACHER SAYS
Words Are All Right, He Declares,
But Tune is Awful and the
Composition Wooden.

MILWAUKEE,. Nov. l6.-According
To William Earhart, OF Richmond Ind"
who was the chief speaker before the
music section of the State Teachers
assc citation convention, held here, the
good old song, Home, Sweet Home,
which we we're taught In our childhood
days and which our parents sang be-
fore us, It, no good at all, musically,
and is rotten song He also de-
scribed il rs a wooden song.
Il don't mean the words" said MI.
Earhart They bring associations
that are fine, but unsteady IL Is awful.
The composer had Just one thought
and he tried TO develop IL with four
notes Never a change, never a sur
prise to keep up the interest In The
me lody.
Compare with this wooden compost
ton Mendelssohn's Consolation What
q pleasure It brings 10 The mind with
its pleasing changes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Enn,hall PLAYER is laid To Rest.

CONNEL SVILLE, Pa. Nov. 10
with the president and dean OF West
Virginia university and SO brothers
Of the Cigna phi Epislon fraternity
in attendance. Capt. Rudolph Munk.
who was killed in the contest with
bethany college at Wheeling. Satur-
dav was laid to rest here today, a
sacrifice 10 the game Of football. All
the members of the class OF '0s OF
the Connelsville high school were
present in body, as also we're the
members of the school football team
which has been disbanded for the
season as last tribute TO their leader
of other years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
FINED FOR BEGGING.
Man Flashes Coin on Cop After Ask.
ina 10 Cents for Bed.

Frank Hurley met Patrolman White.
Tuesday night, and asked him for
money TO go TO bed. He said he
wanted 10 cents. The officer volun'
tcered to find a bed for him. With
that. Hurley pulled out handful OF
coins and showed them to the officer.
81 don't need your assistance he
said. and with that he took to. his
heels
Witte chased him and finally
caught him He was in police court
"Wednesday charged with begging.
Justice Jeffries fined him $40, with the
option Of 10 days.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Shall Women Voter

IL they did, millions would vote Or.
Kings New Life Pills the true remedy
for women. For bHnishing dull
tagged feelings, backache or head
ache. constipation. dispelling colds,
imparting appetite and toning up the
system, they're uncqualed. Easy,
safe. sure. At r. G. kinsers, Central
Drug Co., and Gray & Worcester'a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
SUNDAY CLOSING OF THE
POSTOFFICE BEGINS NOV. 20

General Delivery Window Of Main OF
flee Will Be Open For Hour
in Morning
Postmaster Warren has announced
har beginning Nov 20 all branches NJ
he postohice except the general de-
livery window at the main ONCE. viii
De closed Sundays The general de-
livery window will be open from $3.50
10 1890 a. m. There are no general
delivery windows at the stations. The
usual delivery TO and collection from
The hotels will be made, and there
will be one general collection OF mall
from the street boxes az p. m. The
has asked for the cooper
alton OF the public in making the
change permanent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-17
Population Of Indiana, 2.7oo.s 7e.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE cen.
sus office today announced the 1910
enumeration for the state OF Indiana
as 2,700,S76, increase 1S4,414, or 7.3
per cent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30

kosci, wznioslszy sic w aeroPla-
ME do wysokosci 11,474 stop, -
wczoraj przeleciaf ponad CORA
Wilson, najwieksza W lahcuchu o.
taczajacym te doline. Pomiedzy
widzami smialego wzlotu znaJdo-
wal sic porucznik armii Vernon
Boiler inni oficerzy; Boiler O.
Swiadczyl re, wzlot ten dowodzl
wynalezieniem nowego sposobu
lprzedostawania sic armii przez
CORY. Hoxey uzyl aeroplanu
IWrighta urzadzonego do pre-
wozenia podroznych; wzniosi sic
do wysokosci 10,0o5 stop, a 4,2oO
stop ponad szczytem CORY Wilson
il wyladowal W odleglosci okoio
"a mil, ma co potrzebowa1 czasu
jednej godziny i % ntinut. Ho-
Key wyladowawszy powiedziai, re
zmarz} straszliwie, re przedostaf
sic przez chmure zlozona z igie-
lex lodu, ktore twarz jego poksu-
| iy i gdyby mial byl re soba ter
mometr, to niezawodnie okazalo-
by sic, ze ma wysokosci, ktora o.
siagnal panowala temperature da-
leko nizej zera. Ale dodal, re pre-
lot ponad CORY ma kazdy sposob o
wiele jest latwiejszy cd przedra-
pywania sic pieszo.
Galesburg, ILL.,, 30 grudnia. -
Bomba eksplodowala tn poza To-
kalem klubu Heidelbergu, a
wskutek tego diva budynki costa
iy zburzone i mn6stwo szyb po-
t}uczonych. Mkt ME Zostai skale-
czony. w Galesburgu zatozono
mnostwo klubow Cd czasu, kiedy
w czasie wyborow glosowanie
wypadlo ma niekorzysc wyszyn'
k6w i jest podejrzenie, re "a
mach inscenizowali wrogowie
tych klubow.
New Orleans, so grudnia. -
Dawny krazownik floty amery-
kahskiej Detroit, ktory w bic
zacym tygodniu Rad Stanow
Zjedn. sprzeda} "a $4,000 pewne-
mu maklerowi w Nowym Yorku,
ma tworzyc zawiazek eskadry
meksykahskich powstahcow, kto-
ra ci zamierzaja wyslat do wy
BREEZY Meksyku. Oznajmienie o
tenn pochodzi k6i junty po-
wstanczej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, 80 grudnia. -
Stosunki panujace W prowadzeniu
ksiag banku krajowego (Quanach
National Bank) w Quanach.
Tex, kt6re przed kilkunastu dnia-
mi doprowadziiy do likwidacyi
banku, nakionily naczelnego kon-
trolera rzadowego do zawezwania
1900 bankow bankow kraj jowych
w Stanach Zjednoczonych, by "a
prowadzily system buchalteryi
przez niego polecony. Dopoki je-
szcze rewizorzy rzadowi latwo-
scia beda mogli przegladac i spra-
wdzac ksiegi bankowe, dopoty te-
60 rozporzadzenia ME bedzie SIG
przestrzegc tax scisle. Skoro jed
max rewizor ME bedzie mogl male
zycle spe4nlc sWego oboWlazku z
powodu zawilej ksiazkowosci ja-
kiego banku, bedzie musial zate-
legrafowac do Waszyngtonu, a "a
rzadowi banku da 80 dni czasu do
zaprowadzenia takiego systemu.
Po up}ywie tego czasu uda sic ma
powrot w to miejsce ma koszt
banku, azeby rewizye przeprowa-
die. Jezeli w tym czasie ME ma
stapi zmiana systemu, to ma koszt
banku pozostanie W miejscu i
przypilnuje rozporzadzenia.
Pittsfield, Mass, 80 grudnia. =
w zakiadach fabrycznych mo
rewood Ice Co." ma brzegu jeziora
Morewood, dwie mile stad wyda-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30

floty. Stosunek nastepcy tronu do
Wegier byi ostatnio wiecej niz
chlodny, mimo to zgotowano mu
serdeczne przyjecie.
Paryz, 80 grudnia. - Literatka
Judyta Gautier otrzymaia Krzyz
Legii Honorowej.
- 1870 posiow do parlamentu
wnioslo petycye do rzadu, pro-
szac O udzielenie nowego procesu
niejakiemu Durandowi, ktory 20
sta} skazany ma smierc "a to, re
spowodowal zamordowanie pc
wnego starszego robotnika w CA
sic strajku. w tejze sprawie Fe-
deracya Piracy zapowiedzia}a de-
monstracye przed paiacem prezy-
denta, gdyby to ME pomoglo,
grozi zarzadzeniem generalnego
strajku.
Madryt, 80 grudnia. - Po-
twierdzaja sic wiesci o kryzysie
gabinetowym; niebtorzy ministro-
vie ustapia; nastepcy ich juz u
patrzeni; premier Canalejas po-
zostanie Il steru. Pred zmianami
ma on zamiar proSic kortezy o
udzielenie mu votum ufnosci /
tylko gdy je otrzyma, chce "a
trzymac teke premiera.
Londyn, so grudnia. - Cafy
szereg aresztowan dokonantych
tn ostatnio, wykazuie w sledztwie,
re liczne napady rabunki tu u
rzadzone mialy ma celu zdobycle
fundusz6w ma propaganda anar-
chizmu. u bandytow znaleziono
skiady bibuly anarchistycznej ro-
syjskiej; wogole aranzerami byli
przybysze Rosyi. Poczyniono H.
.czne aresztowania wdrozono e.
nergiczne Sledztwo.
Winnipeg, Kanada, 80 grudnia.
- Komisarz emigracyjny oblicza,
re w roku minionym $50, 900 przy-
bylo imigrantow do Kanady, Z te-
go okoio 100000 przybylo re
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, 3O-go
grudnia. - w Honduras rewolu-
eva! Ma pogranicsl Nikaraguy
toczy sic walka. Rewolucyoni-
stom przewodzi gen. Christmas.
w stolicy jeszcze panuje spokoj.
Chihuahua, 80 grudnia. - Woj-
ska rzadowe zajely Nal Paso, o.
bronny punkt rewolucyonistow !;
stoczono przytem zacieta walke
i rewolucyonistow wyparto roz-
proszono. Pierwszy to znacznleJ-
sly sukces armii rzadowej cd
diuzszego czasu. Pu}kownik Guz-
man zmar} wskutek rany odnle-
sionej W jednej poprzednich BIZ
tew.
Berlin, 80 grudnia. - w kilku
prowincyach Prus dale sic we zna-
XII zaraza racicowa poSrod byd1a
grasujaca; szkody wskutek pa
diego juz bydia wynosza podobno
'$25O,OO0,0OO.
- Po spisie ostatnim ludnosci
obliczaja, re arlnia flota ME
miecka moze mice ma placu boju
w razie wojny 100000 zolnierza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30

gabinetu Bienertha, ktory w
sprawie kanalowej chcial dawna
metoda austryacka wykrecit sic
sianem pokrzywdzie interesy
gospodarcze Galicyi ma rzecz in
nych KRAKOW, So chinska metoda
walk przy pomocy smokow
straSzakoW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
= Oknem z drugiego pietra w

patio trzymane przez przecho-
dnia wyrzucono wczoraj trzylet-
mia Anne Dekanisky w ten spo-
sob uratowano ia cd smierci W
piomieniach. Pozar wybuchi w
zydowskiej dzielnicy, W domu p.
n. 1924 W., Van Buren, ul. Matka
wyskoczyia tez oknem i bolesnie
sic pokaleczyla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30

statutu bankowego, odnawia "a
targ Austryi Wegrami o wy
platy w gotowce. Koio Polskie,
Iusuwajac bar. Bienertha, ktory
wytworzyi nastroj ugodowy W
sporze czesko-niemieckim, spy
cha ten sp6r ma poprzednie, tax
dla cafej monarchii szkodliwe to-
Try.
lime organy oskarzaja wprost
Ko}o Polskie o sojusz z Czecha-
mi W celu obalenia gabinetu.
Schles. Ztg. twierdzi nawet, re
ia ,,koalicya" odbije sic ma poll
tyce zewnetrznej monarchii ra-
kuskiej. Czesi bowiem postano-
will zmienic Swa niefortunna tax
| ltyke, stosowana podczas kryzy-
su boSniackiego, uznajac, ze
IStronnictwo, chcace mice wp}yw
ma polityke wewnetrzna w Au-
stryi, ME moze przeciwstawiac
| sic wymaganiom polityki zagra-
Inicznej. WSpolnie Z ,,wszechpo-
lakami" maja Czesi nadzieje, re
uchwaliwszy ministrowi wojny
kredyty wojskowe, beda mogli
postawic Niemcy wobec alterna-
tywy: albo wyrzeczenia sic przy-
mierza z Acknowledgment, albo
tez nietylko wydania Niemcow
austryackich ma paStwe zalewu
Islowianskiego, ale zmiany ich
wewnetrznej polityki ma korzySc
Polakow. TAX przygotowuja sic
S}owianie w Austryi pod wodzq
Polakow ma te chwile, gdy be-
die odnawiane trojprzymierze.
Wytaczanie dziai o tax du-
lynn kalibrze dowodzi, re sytu-
acya parlamentarna przedstawia
| sic bardzo powaznie. Dowodzi to
r0wniez, re wywalczenie dla Ga
licyi ustepstw ekonomicznych
lest bardzo trudne i natrafia ma
(opozycye przedstawicieli tych
krajSw przemyslowych, ktore
przyzwyczaily sic do wyzyski-
wanna tego Hinterlandu. Przy-
czyniia sic 10 tego w znacznej
mierze dawna polityka Kola
Polskiego, kt6Eego przywodcy
Idbali o zachowarie roll decydu-
Ijacej Polakow W sprawach poll
Itycznych, ale lekcewazyi zdoby-
cze ekonomiczne. Zmiana w tym
llierunku datuje sic wlaSme cd
Iobjecia prezesury Kcla przez
dra Giabihskiego. Wing obecnet
go przesilenia ponOsi po czeSci
minister Bilinski, kt6remu sic
zdawaio, re intrygami i pozyski-
waniem poszczeg6lnych grup
posl6w W Kole potrafi ,utracic'
sprawe kanaiow.
Opinia jednak publiczna i cd,
czuwanie doniosloSci zdobyczy E.
konomicznych poczyniiy zbyt
wielkie postepy W Galicyi, by
mogly zatryumfowac jakies sza-
cherki pokatne. WiaSnie pred
samem przesileniem, jakby W je-
go przeczuciu, W prezydyum
Koia Polskiego zasziy zmiany
wzmacniajace jego jednolitosc
pozycye prezesa. Me moze ule-
gao watpliwoSci, re wytrawne
kierownictwo Kola przygotowaio
sic ma wszelkie ewentualnosci
obliczyio zyski i straty przesile'
MIA. Polacy zaznaczyli zreszta
wyraznie, re gotowi sa uchwalit
koniecznoSci pahstwowe natych'
miast, bez wzgledu ma to, czy ma
czele rzadu stac bedzie jeszcze
cabinet Bienertha in statu dennis,
sionis, czy nowe ministeryum
parlamentarne, czy prowlzorycz'
ny cabinet urzedniczy. Grozby
wrogow Kola utracenia dotych,
czasowych wpiywow powodu
opozycyjneso stanowiska wobec
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
PRZEGLAD
POuTfN MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, 80 grudni;
(Przesilenie austryackie).

Kolo PolSkie obaliio tedy mi
nisteryum barona Bienertha,
ktory przez lat parc, obdarzony
zaufaniem korony, stall ma czele
rzadu austryackiego. Fakt to
wielkiej doniosioSci mogacy pc
ciqgnac "a soba powazne kon-
sekwencye. Chwila bowiem dy-
misyi gabinetu jest dla sfer he-
rowniczych W Wiedniu bardzo
niedogodna. Parliament powlnlen
byi przed Nowym Rokiem IL
chwalic t. wv. koniecznoSci pan
stwowe: prowizoryum budzeto-
we. nowy statut Banku austrya-
cko-wegierskiego, bedacy kom-
promisem obydwoch rzadow -
owocem bardzo diugich i trud-
nych rokowan, oraz traktat han
dlowy Serbia. Poza tenn trivia
Ia przeniesiona Z Pragi do Vie
dnia poufna akcya ugodowa cze-
skO-niemieCka.
Cabinet upadi wlaSciwie ME
tylko Z powodu zatargu Z Ko-
lem PolSkiem o kanaly wodne,
Kanaly - to niejako urzedowy
pow6d ustapienia Bienertha, Juz
ME przeciw miniSteryum skarbu
solidaryzujacemu sic MIN ga
binetowi, ale wiaSnie przeciwko
osSbie prezesa ministrow rozwi-
iala sic r6wnolegle, choc bez "a
dnego porozsmie==i;iia akcya klu-
bu czeskiego, kt0ry ME zywi don
zaufania. Bar. Bienerth me- >mial
oparcia W wiekszosci Izby, ~
siai wiec ustaplc.
Ola stronnictw niemieckich
dla prasy wiedehskiej, oddane.
rzadowi, niespodziewane Przesi
lenie ministeryalne jest bardzC
ME ma reke. Zorganizowanie sif
klubu czeskiego ma wzor Ko4s
Polskiego / usuniecie jego pre-
zydyum DIR. Kramarza, ktory dl;
k6i miarodajnych W Wiednit
byl istna bette noire, bylo zapo
wiedzia, ze zadna kombinacy;
parIamentarna bez udziaiu Cze
chow obejSc sic ME moze. Oczy
wiScie, perspektywa wSp0iudziall
Czechow w wiekSzoSci parlamen
tarnej ME uSmiecha sic Mem
com. TIE same jednak stronni
ctwa niemieckie, ktoremi KoiC
Polskie przez ostatnie lata two
rzylo wiekSzoSc rzadowa, cal;
bezwzglednoScia zwalczaja obec
ME zadanie Polakow w sprawl
budowy dr6g wodnych W Cali
cyl.
Chwycono sic wiec zwykfegC
srodka zaatakowano Ko}o Pol
skie I roznych stron W prasie ME
mieckiej. N. FIR. Presse napisai
artykui o ciezkiej odpowiedzial
no5ci, kt6ra bierze ma siebie no
10 Polskie, wyrzadzajac wielk
szkode pahstwu; gazeta gieldc
wa odwoIuje sic do dazen pol
skich do udziaiu W rzadzeniu Au
strya, do ich nadziei zwiqzanyc,
z monarchia i do przeszlosci pc
litycznej. Polacy wiedza, Z
wszystkie stronnictwa So przeci
wne kanalowi galicyjskiemu, Z
zaden rad ME bedzie mogi 6
wybudowac. Me potrzeba wyrz
kac sic = zapewne ze wzgled
ma opinie kraju - samego pre-
iektu, tylko odsunac go W nice
kreslona przyszioSc. Kolo Pc
skie, uniemozIiwiajac uchwaleni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30
Kronika ChiCagoska
Postrzelif zone i brata.

Mujurdick Moomyian, 28 letnl
Armehczyk, postrzeli} zone bra
ia bardzo niebezpiecznie, kiedy
wpadf do mieszkania matki "a
czai do niej strzelac. Strzelanlna
byla nastepstwem k}otni famlliJ-
nei. Matka Moomyiana mieszka
pm. s. E. Walton Place.
Kr6tko pred p6inoca Moo
nyian i jego iona przyszll do
mieszkania matki. Syn zaraz wy
iaf revolver z kieszeni / zaczal
srzelac do maxi. Zona jego chcia-
lat matke zasionic i brat niedosz-
lego mordercy wmieszal sic do
sprawy. Moomyian ME zwazal ma
to postrzelif zone i brata. Ran
nych zabrano do szpitala awan-
turnik uciekl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-30

Llllhid JcSO uolllu, POuN|do sly
rownoczeSnie okazai sic brak kleJ,
notow wartosci $4,000. Process o,
skarzonej odbedzie sic W St. Lo,
uis. Idehyfikowaf ia take detek,
tyw James Conick Z Chicago ia,
ko zone Dina McDowella, ktory
"a kradziez klejnot6w odsiaduje
kare w wiezieniu W Allegheny
City, Pa.
Cincinnati, O., so grudnia. -
Phillip Harley, dystryktowy mar
szaiek departamentu stray ognlo-
wei, ktory zostal groznie pokale-
czony W czasie olbrzymiego po'
zaru dnia 81 grudnia, umarl W
szpitalu jest to czwarta ofiara
tego pozaru, ktory zrzadzii szko-
| de ma $s,OO0,0OO. Harley zostal W
prawy box uderzony przez ciez-
ka mosiezna rure VEGA przypad-
kowo wypuszczonego Z rak stra-
zakow pierwotnie skonstatowa-
no tylko ziamanie zebra, ale po-
tenn dofaczyly sic komplikacye
ktore smierc spowodowaly.
Los Angeles, Ca, 80 grudnia.-
Arch Hoxey Pasadena, Cal, kto-
ry niedawno zdobyi rekord wyso-