davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

A eremnforium Will ne erected In
Meodniere cemetery "a . cost Of $50
0oc, the building 10 be OF white stone
and meta. with a chapel seating eco
"a connection. The building VIII be
erected on the site OF the former
public vaults, and Will be built after
the most approved plans OF similar
buildings In the country.
ANIMAL outing az Put-in-Dny, sept.
o The Judges OF all the local courts
and the supreme court have been In
vited and IL IL planned TO have all
that day. The committee in charge
IL Frank ID. Eaman. M. H. Bishop.
George b. Greening, James ID. May,
John Faust. X. Gage and Arthur
Fitzpatrick.
A baby girl, about one month ola, WIS
home OF Mrs. John Il. Hancock. No.
S8T Campbell-ave.. at $3.50 o'clock.
Wednesday night. Thursday morn
Ing. Mrs Hancock decided she
couldn't keep the child and notified
the police An auto patrol responded
and the baby was taken TO the House
of Providence.
The flying scuadron made hurried
run "a the home of w. ID. q. MOebs,
No. 2e5 Werren-aye. east. Wednesday
night The Moebs are away and a
next door neighbor was sure she
heard some person snoring In the
MoebR' home. In place of hnding a
slumbering man. the officers found
the snoring" was caused by some
pipes I'm the basement
Funeral services for the late Carl
Quincy, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Denjana-
IN Quincy. who died Wednesday. in
the family summer home, Crosse lle
will be held Saturday morning. in
SIS. Peter and Pauis cathedral. at
$50 o'clock The young man was in
his twentieth year and well-known
as ar amateur athlete. Typhoid
fever developed into meningitis and
despite skilled medical attendance
death resulted.
The flying squadron responded DO n
burglar alarm mt the home Of samuel
Wineberg No 210 Elizabeth-st cast,
"Wednesday night, and arrested
Angus Mathison. 50 years old, living
at Montcalm and Rivard-sts The or
ficers say Mathison had been stealing
chickens and that he had bagfui OF
them.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
'wALLINGFoRDp HUMoR
TYPICALLY CoHANEsQUE

Il got my start In moving pictures,
explains the young theatrical mag
nate OF the thriving town OF Battles
burg, In the last act of rGet-Ricn-
Quick Wallingford. And l." adds
his better half. who was formerly
head-waitress I'm the Battlesburg ho-
tel, got my start in moving dishes. "
The dialogue in this George M. Co
han comedy of high finance, which
is coming TO the Detroit opera house,
for a week, beginning with a special
matinee next Monday. is as breezy as
the boardwalk I'm Atlantic City. A
well-known New York critic remarked
that there were million laughs In
this comedy. but that they came SO
fast upon one another's heels that
one did not have time to laugh at
each humorous incident individually.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
SEAMEN TELL THRILLING
STORY OF RESCUE IN GALE
Captain and Crew Of Eight Are Land
ed Safely In Boston BY
Clyde Liner

ed Safely In Boston BY
Clyde Liner.
NEW YORK, Aug. 31.--A thrilling
story Of rescue from almost certain
death just after all hope had been
abandoned was told by Capt Henry
M. Dodge and his crew OF eight men
of the four-master, Malcolm B. See
vey, when they were landed here to-
day by the Clyde liner. Mohawk.
The Seevey, which was owned in
Bath, Maine, cleared from Tampa.
Fla, with cargo of phosphate on
Aug. 16. She had fair weather until
she reached point off Cape Roman
last Saturday, when she ran into a
fearful gale. Mountainous seas swept
her deck One wave caught Portu-
guese seaman. known as TONY" and
swept him overheard.
Capt. Dodge finally anchored Sat
urday night in the hope that he could
outride the gale which was constantly
increasing. Throughout Sunday the
schooner was battered by terrific
winds and sledge-hammer waves
which strained her stout timbers.
Finally she began to drag. The
other anchor was tlEpwn over but
the schooner, laden low, was making
water too fast for the pumps and her
seams were opening fore and aft.
Capt. Dodge finally ordered all
hands into the rigging and they
dashed themselves to the masts. But
the schooner was slowly breaking up
and by daylight Monday she had
settled until only her spars were
above the water. The big waves
broke continually over the men, tied
there, and they were suffering from
cold. hunger and thirst
Monday night the spanker mast, to
which Capt. Dodge and sailor were
tied, went by the board. The sailor
managed to cling to the stump. but
the captain was washed clear, tied
fast 20 cross bar The wreckage
caught and held and the captain re-
NAMED almost submerged until Tues
day. Then the other members of the
crew got line TO him and pulled him
back with them and they managed to
hold to the wreckage until the Mo
hawk came along and saved them.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
GIcoNELLI's BODY FOUND.
Corpse Of Man Who Disappeared, Dis
covered Floating In River.

The body OF Servaso Giocondelh, No.
622 Rivard-st., who disappeared last
Monday. was found in the river near
the foot of Rivard-st., Thursday morn
ing. He Is the Sicilian, who leaped
from window and ran down the
street and It is now presumed that
he made directly for the dock and
plunged in.
Identification was made by Con-
slant Ardrssi, the saloonkeeper. Ar
dussi and other Sicilians say they be-
lieve GioccIdelli was mentally unbal.
anced
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
EaI.on Has Marrow Escape.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. 81
Thomas A. Edison nearly lost his life
near here yesterday, when the auto
mobile I'm, which he was riding,
plunged into deep ravine. The oc-
cupants of the car. Mr.. Edison, his
wife. and a companion, were able to
scramble out of the car TO safety be
fore II plunged over the brink. The
master OF science came here some
what Jared by his experience, but
smiling.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
THE STAGE

The Bon Ton Burlesquers will play
their annual engagement, in the Gay
ETY. theater, next week. opening Sun
day afternoon. The musical comedy
to be presented is said to be new this
season, with new costumes and seen
cry. The company Is headed by Bert
Baker. the typical tad" and in its
vaudeville features, is declared to
In the business. A chorus of pretty,
young girls is a special feature OF the
Bon Tons.
The Bonstelle company will begin
the closing week OF it's engagement, in
the Garrick theater, with a special
Labor day matinee, the play to be
presented to be Camille" Miss Jes-
sic Bonstelle will play the Lady OF
the Camellias and Mr.. Balsar, Ar.
mand Duval. The play will give the
other members Of the company an ex-
cellent opportunity TO display their
acting talents. An unusually elabor-
ate production Is promised.
e. M. Newman. the travel-lecturer
who gave a series of lectures last
WlHlGT, III TIE ICliOlN OpSia hONoO eHN
will do SO again this season, has been
travelling all summer and recently
visited two former notable Americans
in their own homes-Mary Anderson
Navarro and Richard Croker. Mr..
Newman secured the material, and
the permission to use II. from Nine.
Navarro and Mr.. Croker, for lectures
about them and their magnificent es
tates.
Miss Billie Burke, the delightful
little actress who has so many admir-
ers in Detroit, will come to the De
troit opera house. in her new play
The Runaway" the week OF Sept. 70.
The play was written by Pierre We.
Der. the Partisan playwright, and
adapted for American use by Michael
Morton. Mr.. Frohman Is said to have
given Miss Burke's new play the usual
beautiful and elaborate setting, with
which his name Is identified In pro-
ducing society plays, and the com.
pany surrounding Miss Burke Is oil
the highest Frohman caliber MISS
Burke will make a six-weeks tour,
opening I'm Atlantic City, Sept II,
prior 10 her usual New York season
in the Lyceum theater. beginning
about the middle of October.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
Ambassador o'erIen Sails For U. s.

TOXIC, Aug. 31.-When American
Ambassador O'Brien sailed for home
today, he was given hearty send
off" by the high officers Of the Japan
csc government. The newspapers all
EXPRESSED deep appreciation of O'Bri-
ems assistance in promoting friend
ship between japan and the United
States
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
rwo RIde To Death m Auto.

LINCOLN, Neb., Aug. 31.-William
Bourlier, "a. and Mrs. Lillian Korean,
80. were killed and Rene De Pere 10,
tally injured, near Johnson early to,
day when their automobile skidded
against the guard rails Of a bridge and
fell 20 feet over a precipice. They
were returning from q dance.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31
NO POISON IN STOMACH.
County Chemist Clark Makes Report
In ZaIewski Case.

County Chemist Clark has reported
to Coroner Burgess his finding in the
case OF Thomas Zalewski, No. 1914
Hastings-st.. who died, last Friday.
under circumstances that caused the
coroner TO order the arrest OF Mrs.
Zalewski and John Kulzinski, board
er.
DR.. Clark said he could find no
trace of poison in Zalewski's stomach.
The coroner has ordered an inquest
for Friday morning and upon the out
come depends whether Mrs. Zalew-
ski and the boarder will be held any
longer by the police.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

by some she is considered the
~ ding emotional actress of the day.
III And she has never married, you
sayf'
"A little, ! believe-in the amateur
way."-Puck.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

Ethel-The professor says that my
bathing suit is exigious.
Affects that compliment -
Ethel--I don't know. There isn't o
dictionary in the hotel.--Boston Tran.
script
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

Businesx-Iflke frintfng. NO fuss and
no feathers, The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co. lt
John R.-st. Phi. Main 14ss. or cry sssb.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

Yes. our whole fire department
made a desperate effort to save the
property at the fire last night"
did they turn in second alarm p
They didn't have to. II was the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Plain Dealer.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-31

P.S. Telling the merchant You
read his advertisements always
pleases him, and telling him
where you read 1t helps The
Times and the cause Of clean
and honest advertising.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-06
Local Mention

J. s. Cook of Cheyenne, was .
city visitor Yesterday.
Mr.. w. H. Brandt, of Ovid,
was city visitor yesterday.
Ar. F. G. Beckard, Of Fort
Morgan, was . city visitor We'd
nesday.
Aessrs. w. n. Stout and A. I.
Locke Of Holyoke were in jules
burg Tuesday.
Mr.. C. K. Gettings, of Superior,
Nebr., WAS q pleasant visitor 10
our little city the first of the
week.
Misses Marie Clayton and Madge.
McNew spent the glorious Fourth
in Ogsllala. They report fine
time.
Mr.. w. T. Bowers and Family
returned yesterday from Oshkosh
where they went to attend the cele-
bratiOn.
We wonder while looking around
the depot, if the express Company
is not trying to help some of our
friends celebration. We suggest
that molsses will do if rock candy
is not handy.
Our new minister talks little
but We think regular work is nat
ural to make up and wd hope to
to see the charity with good man.
ners represented by all churches
goes or thoes who do not go by a
little ineucement.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-07-06

\SSooto OOO10I
Will make the season Of 1911, at Spans
Livery Barn, Terms; $l2.0O for colt to
stand and suck; 5000 to insure With
foal. Care will be taken to prevent
accidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. Service will become
due for all mares sold or removed from
County At time Of removal.
Owners, DeLset L Holden.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06

narchii,. panowal zupelny spok6j
W stolicy. Rad oswiadcza, re
wiadomosci pochodzace z Anglii,
jakoby monarchisci zajeli pol
nocnq czesc kraju, sa bezpodstaw-
ne.
Londyn, 6 pazdziernika.
DAILY Graphic" ogiasza wywiad
Z wybitnym rojalista portugal
skim, ktory miai powiedziec, ze
wojna domowa W Portugalii jest
nieuchronnq. RoialiSci podobno
dobrze So przygotowani, posiada-
ia fundusze dostateczne, jakotez
diva okrety wojenne oczekujq
tylko sygnalu do powstania.
Madryt, 6 pazdziernika. = Je-
zeli prawdziwe So doniesienia
nadchodzace zagranicy, to por-
tugalscy monarchisci W poinoc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
Zanosi sic ma nova wojne robotnicza
Listy inkryminujace dra Webster'a.
Kara 60 ME mimic.
Adwokat oskarzony o przekupstwo.
Przykiadny str6z bezpeczestwa publicznego urzadza
sobie strzeanine w szynku.

Modern Steel Construction Co."
mogi on to uczynic, bo kontrakt
ma budowe owego magazynu mia
Ia firma Rasmussen & Goge",
ktorej wspolnikiem byf wtedy
Gage.
Zaprzeczai oskarzeniu W stano-
wczy sposob adwokat LeBosky i
domagaI sic scislego sledztwa,
wiec sedzia Gibbons obiecai sic
tenn zajat skoro lava sedziow
przysieglych wyda swoj wyrok
w procesie O odszkodowanie.
Ladny przykiad.
Inspector policyjny P. ]. LAWN
przekazai policyanta Jakoba ].
Doyle re stacyi przy ulicy Max
we'll Trybunaiowi Policyjnemu,
oskarzajac go o pijahstwo, zacho-
wanie nielicujace godnoscia po--
licyanta niepowolany napad ma
obywatela.
Oskarzenie opiewa, re Doyle
wszedi we wtorek popoludniu do
szynku Edwina White, pm. 3445
n. Clark ul., gdy juz znaJdowa{
sic w stanie nietrzezwym. Byi on
ubrany po cywilnemu, lecz zaczaf
pokazywac swa gwiazde goSclom
znajdujacym sic W szynku chel-
pic sic przed mimi, re jest urze-
dnikiem policyjnym. Wszczai tez
wkrotce awanture, a gdy wlasci-
ciel szynku pomoca czterech
mezczyzn chciai go wyprowadzic,
Doyle sic opar}, bedac barczy-
stym ch}opem sllnym Jak lew,
wyrzucil szynkarza i gosci jego
ma ulice, Musiano zatelefonowat
ma stacye policyjna dopiero gdy
szesciu kolegow awanturnika zja
wilo sic w szynku, zdo}ano przy-
kladnego stroza bezpieczenstwa
publicznego zanrknac do kozy.
Me ulega prawie zadnej wat
pliwosci, re Doyle zostanie przez
Tribunal Policyjny wydalony re
siuzby = i siusznie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06

nych prowincyach z powodzenlem
rozpoczeli powstanie. Ksiaze
Franciszek Jozef de Braganza !
puikownik Couciere stoja podob-
no ma czele 1000 uzbrojonych,
ktorzy maszerujq w trzech kolu-
mnach ku Oporto, gdzie ma bye
zalozona stolica prowizoryczna.
Stamtad ma sic kierowac opera
cyami przeciw Lizbonie. Siychac,
re jedynym republikahskim gar
nizonem, ktory sic opieral monar-
chistom, byi garnizon W Chavas,
ale re latwo 60 pokonano. Po-
dobno kr6l Manuel gotow jest
znalesc sic posrod wojska.
Unia ,,interperlamentarna" :.
Paryz, 6 pazdziernika. : Ira
gikomiczna byla sesya ,unil mic
dzyparlamentarnej, ktora sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- Zapisywanie uczniow do szkoiy
wieczornej rozpoczeio sic wczoraj w
szkolach publicznych. w pierwszym
dniu zglosiio sic 1900 mezczyzn, ko-
biet / dzieci, W poniedzialek =
pierwszy dziefi szkoiy - okoio 10000
uczniow uczenic rozpocznie studya.
w przystepie zazdrosci Joseph
Casey, w}asciciel skiadu wiktualow
pIr. IL S. Laflin ul., postrzelii swego
rywala, Frank'a Blake, gdy ten g.
skortowai pewna dame sail tafca.
- chcac ukradkiem przejechae sle
ma pociagu towarowym kolei ,,Cnica-
go, Burlington C Quincy, 12-toletni
Harry Vincent, zam. W Berwyn, padf
rod ko}a | smiertelnie zostai pokale-
c1ony. Umari W szpitalu prezbiteryah-
skim.
= Sedzia municipality Izydor Hines
uwolnii wczoraj 20-toletniego Fryde-
ryka Menar, 1867 Blue Island ave-,
kt6rego policyant aresztowal "a to, re
zenaf ojca swego nozem. Zeznania
swiadkow wykazaiy, re ojciec znecaf
sic mad matka Fryderyka dusii ia,
wiec syn dobyi noza zadaf ojcu LEX
k& rane. Brutalny ojciec skazany 20
stall ma zapiacenie $25 kary.
- Zabrawszy $37 W sotowce | GEEK
ma sumo s3O.47, dziewiecioletni John
Whelan uciek} we wtorek 2 domu ro-
Gzic6w pnr. 1881 E. 46-tej III. cd tego
c:asu niema po MIN najmniejszego
s!adu.
- Pod zarzutem sfafszowania Kill
ku czek6w, ktore wymienic mia}
s7ynkach, aresztowano 27-mioletniego
H. T. Kray'a. syna zamoznej rodziny
y Rockford, III.
= Krawec Samuel SoIinsky, 1874
Blue Island ave-. zaatakowa} W swym
slIepie Karola Anderson'a gdy ten
syyderczo zaczai niego spiewac
riosnke drwiaca zyd6w. w obronie
w,asnej Anderson dobyi noza zgna}
MIN krawca lecz zadai mu tylko lex
ka rane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06

zebrala ma narade mad data i miej-
seem nastepnej sesyi. Byla ona
bardzo burzliwq. Przyjeto miano-
Wicie rezolucye, w ktorej odiozo-
no konferencye pokojowa, maja-
ca sic odbyc w Rzymie we wrze-
Sniu, Z powodu Yepidemicznic
grasujqcej cholery we WHO
szech"; rowniez wyrazono ubole-
wanie, re Wlochy wda}y sic
,,zbyt poSpiesznie we wojne". To
obrazi}o wioskich delegatow, kto-
rzy protestowali przeciw mnie-
MANU- o ,,epidemii' cholery prze-
civ wyrazeniu ,,zbyt pospiesznie".
Nastapiiy burzliwe debaty o ma
10 ME przyszlo do bojki miedzy
delegatami wioskimi tureckimi.
Hr. Sonnaza powolano do porza-
dwu; zaledwie zdo}ano powstrzy-
mac wIoskich delegatow cd wy
stapienia z uni. : Bostani Ell
fendi, turecki delegat, ma rade ko-
leg6w, telegraficznie zawezwai
Porte, by zazadaia cd Wioch pod
dania nieporozumienia pod sad
miedzynarodowy W Hadze, gdyz
oba mocarstwa podpisaly ,,haska
konwencye", Jezeliby Wlochy
przyjeiy oferty. co wielce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06

sprawiedliwosci, i re w tym celu,
by go zamordowac, przybyl pred
trzema dniami re Sebenico W
Dalmacyi. Nazywa sic Njegus.
Billet do wejscia do izby poslow O.
trzymal cd przyjaciela, socyalisty
Paulina, Paulina take areszto-
wano.
Przed tenn zajSciem odbyia sic
burzliwa scena, Czescy poslowie
wprowadzili do sail 800 dzieci
szkolnych matkami, azeby "a
protestowac przeciw zamknieciu
szkol czeskich we Wiedniu. Me
mieccy posiowie sprzeciwiali sic
obecnoSci kobiet, te pluly i'm W
twarZ.
Ruchawka w Portugalii. :.
Lizbona, 6 pazdziernika. =
Wczoraj, w rocznice obalenia mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
Ksiaze Abruzow.

Taranto, 8 pazdziernika. =
Wice-admirai ksiaze Abruzow,
kt6rego flotyla byia zajeta pod
Prevesa, przybyi tn wczoraj i wi
tano go owacyjnie POrwano 90
ma ramiona obnoszono po mie-
scie. Wogole wSzedzie W prasie
slawiq jego nadzwyczajnq obrot-
nose energie = Wojska VISTA
daj9 ma okrety W Genui, Leg
horn, Anconie j Brindisi. BrytysS-
skie, francuskie, niemieckie, a
nawet austryackie okrety robi2
owacye odjezdzajQcym, wznosz4
flagi wioskie j graja hymny wio-
skie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
Propozycye.

Londyn, 8 pazdziernika: = L
Konstantynopola nadchodzi via
domosc, re podczas gdy Niemcy
proponujq, by podstawa do per-
traktacyj pokojowych bylo ulti-
matum Wloch, domagajace sic
odstapienia Tripolis. Wielka Bry-
tania projektujc. azeby Tripohs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
Awiatorzy do Tripolis.

Neapol, 6 pazdziernika. :
Dziewieciu wojskowych awiato-
row z oSmiu monoplanami i
dwoma biplanami uda sic do Tri-
polls. Naczelnikiem ich bedzie
kap. Piazza, ktory zwyciezyi w
powietrznych wyscigach W Bou-
logne do Wenecyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-06
z ko{ robotniczych.

Robotnicy kolejowi, ktorzy
przed paru dniami porzucili pra-
ce, zachowuja sic spokojnie i ro-
bia przygotowania do dluglego
strajku. Nigdzie ME by}o zadnych
zaburzen, lamistrajkom pozwo-
lono bezpiecznie wracac Cd pra-
cy do domow. Urzednicy kolei
Illinois Central twierdza, re
niektorzy strajkierzy zglosili sic
z powrotem do piracy, lecz zarzad
unii temu zaprzecza. Podobno
kompanie kolejowe Chicago &
Northwestern Pennsylvania"
ofiarowaly kolei Illinois Cen
tra1" przeszlo 200 lokomotyw do
uzytku podczas strajku, ale do
tad ME potrzeba bylo tego ko-
rzystac.
Zdaje sic, re w srodmiesciu
znowu bedzie wstrzymany ruch
budowlany, DO otwarta woJne
wypowiedziaiy sobie unie maszy-
nistow / konstruktorow przy ele-
watorach. Obydwie unie naleza-
iy do t. wv. Building Trades
Council, lecz onegdaj przystapili
konstruktorzy do organizacyi
konkurencyjnej Association
Building Trades" i stad wojna.
Przed czterema miesiacami znaj-
dowaiy sic te unie ma wojowni-
czej stopie, wtedy prawie CO.
dziei zachodziiy wypadki poblcla
robotnik6w przy budowie gma--
chow srodmiejskich. Jest Ottawa,
re awantury sic powtorza.
Move dowody.
Sledztwo prowadzone przez po-
licye W sprawie zamordowanla
Bessie" Kent przez dra II. +.
Webster'a coraz bardziej wik}a W
sieci lekarza-morderce. Znalezlo7-
10 list pisany przez siostre "a
nordowanej kobiety, W ktorym
ona gani ostro jego postepowanie
wzgledem mniemanej zony; mad
to Jest list Cd adwokata, ktory
grozi procesem jezeli DIR. Web
ster ME zwroci ziotego zegarka
wyiudzonego Cd pewnej telefo-
nistki, jakotez liscik miiosny z
Rockford, ILL.,, cd panny Olgi
Fletcher.
Prawdziwa zona mordercy,
Zoe Varney Webster. wvtoczyia
luz process O rozwod, wiec teraz
juz wszyscy opuscili dra Web
sierra zostawili 60 losowi.
Podobno DIR. Webster clqgle
ze }zami pyta sic matke "a
chowuje sic tax hysterycznie, re
w}adze policyjne w Oregon, ILL.,,
gdzie morderca obecnie siedzi w
wiezieniu, przeszukaly dokladnie
cele wieznia w obawie, IL usiiuJeI
popelnic samobojstwo.
Dalsze badania prowadzi poll
eva re stacyi przy East Chicago
ave.
Przekupstwo.
Wielce sensacyjne zeznania
sk}ada} wczoraj pred sedzia Glib
bonsem niejaki Robert Gage,
ktory oskarzyi adwokata Jakoba
c. LeBosky o przekupstwo.
Adwokat LeBosky, reprezentu-
jacy robotnika G. Mindrop, wyto-
cyl process korporacyi Modern
Steel Construction Co." w Wait
kesha, Wis, o $4,000 odszkodo-
wanna "a rany jake otrzymai dn.
3Igo sierpnia, 1910 r., gdy ulegl
nieszczesliwemu wypadkowi przy
Dudowie magazynu w Clearing,
III. Lapowke w sumie $500 mia}
adv. LeBosky ofiarowac Gage'o-
wi "a to, ably W procesie skiadaf
,eznania inkrymjnuIace spoke |
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TeIegramy zagraniczne.
z TEATRU WOJNY.
Wlosi w Tripolis.

Rzym, 6 pazdziernika. = Wlo-
81 zajeli fort Sultania / flaga wlo-
ska powiewa teraz ponad Tripo-
lis. Oddziaiy marynarki wylado-
waly dla bronienia konsulatu,
wloskiego koSciola i szpitala. =
Wloskie okrety bombarduja
Bengazi Derne; Bengazi broni
sic rozpaczliwie. Krazownik
Giuseppe Garibaldi wszedi do
przystani, a wioscy oficerzy
zwiedzili baterye Hamidiah. Tur-
cy stamtad ustapili; znaleziono 3
trupy.
Okolo 1900 marynarzy lex
kiemi dziaiami polowemi wylado-
walo z okretow wioskich. Najwie-
ksze szkody bombardowanie
zrzadzi}o w poblizu fortu fran
cuskiego, gorujacego mad Polno-
emo zachodnia dzielnica mad
dokami. Nowy hiszpanski fort w
poblizu szpitala prawie wcale sic
ME obronil, jego obroncy ucie-
Xii. Angielski fort bronii sic diu-
zej; fortyfikacye wzmocniono
tam workami piasku i do bombar-
dowania potrzeba byio dziai WIG
kszych. = w mieScie ma wielu
domach, zwIaszcza arabskich po-
wiewaja biaie flagi.
Flota turecka W stolicy. -.
Konstantynopol, 6 pazdzierni-
ka. = Znaczniejsza czesc floty
tureckiej znajduje sic tn teraz
rozmaicie tl6macza te JeJ obec-
nose. Niektorzy sadza, re Rad
sciagnai okrety, by pokazac lu-
dowi, IL ME zostaly zniszczone
inni. re obecnoSc floty ma posiu-
zyc do pozyskania votum zaufa-
MIA dla ministeryum Saida paszy.
= Urzednicy ciowi ME dopuscili
do wyladowania towarow wio-
skich Z pewnego parowca angiel-
skiego. = Said pasza utworzyi
cabinet; yeszio do niego kilku
czionk6w komitetu unii i poste-
pu. Reszyd pasza, byiy ambasa-
dor w Rzymie, ME chciai Przyjae
teki spraw zagranicznych.
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Bombardowanie dwu innych miast.
h ma ministra austryackiego.
Powstanie monarchistow w Portugalii
Zaburzenie ma ,,sesyi pokoju."

POgrzeb admiral Schya Zabuzenia stakOwe utymue
pOrzadek-Skara miOnerow przemycane kejnot6w. VIM
Curtis synny pubGcya Stan California ME
dosat ksg ielainik6w- Process McNamary przyszym
tygodniu.
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pozostaIo wilajetem tureckim, a.
Le pod wspolna administracya
woJSkowa turecko wloska.