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New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

: view. as IL j. typical of much Of the fun
pokel at the kindly doctor: \ country phN-
sician. set In the ways of the old school
one summer turned hi, practice over To hia
son. young doctor fresh from college.
and went on long vacation. When he re-
turned he hustled into the office and greeted
his son with: Wei. how are the patents
/ The boy bcamed into his face and could not
suppress his pride as ne replied. I'VE cutcd
old Mrs Thompson OF her rheumatism \
look Of CONSERVATION overspiead the good
old doctor'a face Then he smiled. too
We'll. my boy. ! guess its al right but II
was Mrs. Thompson's rheumatism ihat
+ sent YOU through college
'''Tte doctors to-day wors hand In hand
with tie great health boards of our cities
They would not aid 20 gladlr in the efforts
10 prevent disease II Mr.. Sinclar's charge
could hold water The trouble is the doc
tors are too meek they are too conser'a-
tive. they don't hang together and repeI
undescrvcd assault.
"Amti-vacclnation cranks would rather
die than submit, 10 vaccination but the
health departments step in and Say. No
YOU must not Vaccination IL compulsory
ana IN many "th"i 'hiiSr 'Il' Sal '"'''"'
and scientific Laws are mad" laWs "f tie"
R land ana IT,. people who do not know or
understand arr compelled to submit To pro-
lection.
' Yet there is 30 protection f"r tu" doctor
aud no protection. II would seem to guard
the public aga. INST the iusidious quack. Lis
ten 90 thi- advertisement. clipped from a
Rochester paper Dear Public: can cure
cancer consumption and long list Of
other diseases. Others fail. but succeed
How do ! do ~ Al oan tel you nov Is
that ! do. and an hy mean. of . coiorIc-.
liquid that dlop in the c,e.' II Is from
such ~ these that both the physician ana
th. public should o.. protected.
The next speaker was Dr. Woods Hutch
, ,nson whose clever and entertaining medical
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

Copyright. 1911. by the Brentwood Company
EDIEVAL prejudices against the
M members Of the theatrical pro-
AVA fesson. which classed them as
yagrants in some countries. as me
malls in others. and which in many por-
tions Of the continent Of Europe denied
them the rites of Christian burial as
recently as the carly part of the nine
tecnth century have to such an extent
vanished that nowadays we find mem
bers OF the oldest aristocracy adopting
the stage as an honorable calling ana
means of livelihood. Attention has been
attracted TO the fact once more, by the
appearance on the boards of the Naude-
VILE Theatre, in London. of Miss Elaine
Cecil" who in private life is the Hon.
Helen Douglass Scott Montagu. eldest
daughter Of Lord Montagu, Of Beaulieu.
and who as such is entitled To most OF
the privileges and all precedence of the
daughter Of q peer OF the realm. Hot
mothers father was the ninth Marquis
Of Lothian, while on the paternal SIDE
her grandfather. the first Lord Montagu,
was a younger son of the fifth Duke OF
Buccleuch and o. Queensberry. so that
she is descended from King Charles ii ana
Lucy Walters, whom ne secretly mar
ried. and has in her veins the blood of
that Sir Walter Scott of Buccleuch. hero
Of the Lay of the Last Minstrel
The Hon. Helen has been prompted to
adopt the theatrical profession not by
poverty bat mainly by desire 10 find
some other and more useful occupation
than the mere attendance OF that con-
tinuous round OF social entertainments
make up the lie Of most young girls of
her class. She has also added with a
twinkle of humor in her eye. that it is
the best. means that she can devise Of
marrying into her own class and Of find
ing a husband who, her equal in birth.
and who. imbued with the prejudices.
the point Of view and the traditions of
her caste. would form a congenial help
mate and sympathetic companion
through life. In mentioning this. half
seriously, half jokingy. the Hon Helen
OF course alluded to tho very large num-
Der Of matrimonial alliances that have
taken place in recent years between fair
footlight favOrites and members Of the
British pecrage, as well as Of the foreign
aristocracy.
Her home. when not ON the road" is
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
Titled Families Have Furnished Many Recruits for the Stage

, tho stage i'm the early t0s NUMBER
of his relatives insisted tha' ne Hno"''
abandon his name and titles ana 'o"
tent himself with mere bourgeois ra"N'
The matter was referred L. klng l"u''
II who declined To see anything o's
honorable i'm the act of joining the dra-
matte profession The monarch declared
that he could find no reason why '".
,rincc should give up the prerosatiFe VI
lis birth merely because he was peco'"
ing an actor. and when, in spite "l tnlS'
the princc eventually Yielded to th-
wishes Of his kinsfolk and aSsumen '"e
name OF Paul Fels Louis III immediate
lv proceeded To create him baron "
order To- emphasize the fact that he dio
not regard the profession of actor do
otherwise than one that Was highly hon
oIablc
In Ensland the men and women nor"
as members of titled families who nave
earned their living or the stage anu
who have appeared before the footlshH
in professional capacity include te
Earl Of Rosslyn. who was piled I"
James Erskine" and who is brother
Of the Duchess Of Sutherland, the ES'
of Yarmouth. eldest son and heir c' u"
MARQUIS of Hartford: "Cossie" Lennon
who PLAYS under the name Of Cosno
stuart. and who is son of the la'e
Lord Alexander Gordon LennoX ana q
srandson of the late Duke of Hichmcho'
Reginald Martin" otherwise the hon
Roger Molyncux. brother of the late hs''
of Seton: Adolphus Nanc-Tempest. son
of the late Lord Adolphus Nane-TemPe'.
and grandson of the late Marquis u
Londonderry: Sir Randall Roberts. wnose
baronetcy is one of the Oldest ."
George Power. another baronet WI"
with the blood Of Grattan in his veins
used To play the part of Frederlch u
"The Pirates Of P,nZance'; the ID"
Countess of Rosslyn. first wife ot '''
pre- sent earl and daughter of the law
Sir Claude Scott.
Spains leading actor is Don Fernah'V
de Mendoza. who. in addition to pe'"s
a Crandoe Of the First Class. is Duke y
Balsazode and Marquis Of Fontanar y
the peeraSe OF Spain and Count oi -
laing In Belgium. Besides this he u
Chamberlain Of the young King OF SF',
and son-in-law OF the late Mars"''
Serrano who on two separate occas'V
was President of the Spanish repup"
The French Vicomte de clairville We
ured for long time on the rre
stage under the name Of "Sar'"
and the grandfather Of the reis"'"'
Prince IF Monaco was. prior to his -
cession To the throne fourth rate s'
at the Ambigu Theatre In Paris u"''
his patronymic Of Grimaldi.
Ex.ATTAcHf
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19
ELAINE CECIL"
dauahe o Monaeu Beauieu.

of having been member of the
dramatic profession was sufficient To en-
clude any woman from Court. She re-
slowed uIon them gifts Of jewelry when
they performed before her or sang for
her at Windsor. at Balmoral or at Os-
borne Bu. she did not permit their
Official presentation at Court. and would
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

Miss Elaine Cecil" and ii will he for
King George and Queen Mary 10 decide
whether or not they can he restored
after she abandons the stage. When
the twelfth Earl Sf Derby married. as
his second wife. the famous actress.
Elizabeth Farrcn. and inquired Of old
Queen Charlotte. consort OF George III.
whether she would consent to receive
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

lis .puuioss at court. her majesty. SO
narrow minded ~ many matters, de-
clarcd that she had never heard any
thing but what was good of Miss Far
ron. and that under the circumstances
scntation. Queen Victoria. however.
adopted measures of lcss liberal char
acter. and throughout her reign the fact
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

tcrit most of his fortune.
There is but one prcrOgativc when
Lord Montagu's daughter has forfeited
by becoming an actress. namely. that of
attendance at Court She had been pre-
sontcd before she made her professional
debut. But The rights which she ac-
auired by that presentation have been
suspended since she blossomed forth as
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

Were vcu ever in railroad disasierY'
.yes-I once kissed the wrong girl whis
going through A tunnel Toledo blane'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-19

one good thing about the liquor ~
is that he is never out OF spirits.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-23

The examination held here yes- terday and today closed this af ternoon. This is the first quar- terly examination held by t h e new examiner, R. D. Martin, and the attendance was good, there being about 60 applicants fo r certificates.
 Prescott and vicinity was visit ed by another fine rain t h i s morning. 1t is now considered that the prospects for a big crop is better than it has been here in number of years. While corn has been damaged to some ex- tent, it will come out after this rsin, and in many instances will show no bad effects from the re- cent drouth.
 Dr. l.. J. Coppedge, medical Missionary of the Presbyterian Church, who has been located at Luebo, Africa, 1200 miles in the interior, is in the city and will deliver an address at the M. E. Church tonight at 6:15. He is fresh from the field and can pre- sent the subject of Missions in its every phrase. A cordial in- vitation is extended to all t h e people of the town to attend.
 We wish to call the attention of our readers to the different ad- vertisementS in this issue. These merchants are the more substan- tial and prosperous ones of Pres colt and they want your trade and should have it. Some of our merchants open their doors for business and expect you to come and trade with them because their name is Smith or some thing else. Spend your money with the progressive merchant. The one that wants Prescott to grow. The one that advertises.
 Advertise in the Daily News.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-23
Local News.

Weather-Saturday, probably fair.
 There will be no show at the Airdome tonight.
 M. w. Greeson made busi- ness trip to Hope today.
 Miss Mildred Scott left this af- ternoon for Magnolia, where she will spend a few days visiting.
 Mrs. Ben Waller left yester- day afternoon for Malvern where she will spend a few days visit. ing.
 Miss Phles Stone left t h S morning for a short visit Ito Lit tie Rock. While there she will be the guest of Mrs. s. P. Scott.
 pr. c. c. little will be in Pres  colt Monday and Tuesday June 26th and 27th and all who have vertinary work to no had better bring your stock to him.
 The friends of c. H. Ellsworth who is at Tyler, Texas, will re- gret to learn that he is ill with malarial fever. We hope, how ever, to report his early recovery
 c. H. Volway, who lives a few miles south of Prescott on route 1. has received and is setting up a steel tower on his farm. Mir. Volway has also placed a four-horse power gasoline engine on his place and will use it to pump water, grind feed and in other ways that modern farming requir es..
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-23

Rev. H. w. Steen and family are located in the residence of Mrs. Smith in the southern part of the city and will remain there until the manse is vacated by F.. J. Johnson, which will probably be the first of next week.
 J. L. Carraway. of the Arkan- sas Democrat, Little Rock, IS mentioned as one of the winners of the prizes offered by Golfers Weekly. The contest required a story in which the reading of newspapers was the subject and carried au offer of $50.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-23

Itis reported that it has not rained in so long out West that there are bullfrogs out there that do not know how to swim, having never seen any water Four States Press.
 Charlie Tompkins, who has been pitching ball for the Fort Smith team, arrived home yes terday. On account of funds this Western Association of ball players were compelled to dis band for this season. Mir. Tomp- kins made quite record while with this steam, winning every game pitched by him during the few weeks he was with them.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-06-23

Where your trade is appreciated
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Pant Franclszka Wutkowska, $50
We'll ul., ME zlekia sic i ME uc!ekia
z domu, gdy zobaczyia Allena Bole-
ma, agenta, ktory pladrowal po po-
kojach.
-,C Co tn robisz? - zapytaia Wut-
kowska.
RADIUS widzac pred soba kobiete,
gotowa do ataku, chcia} uciec, lecz
tego ME mogi uczynic, gdyz Wutkow-
ska stanela ma progu nozem re-
ku.
= Je4eli tylko sic ruszysz miej-
sea, to Gle nozem przebije powie-
dziala stanowczo kobieta.
Pozniej nadeszli sasiedA pochwy-
cili Bolena trzymali 90 tax d}ugo,
dop6ki ME przyszh detektywi Seeha-
yer 1 Kraemer.
Ma podworzu po "a domem Wut-
kowskich znaiduje sic wypozyczalnia
koni powozow | W sobote, kiedy to
Bolen odwiedzii dom wy5ej wspom-
nianej, kobieta znaJdowaia sic W
stajni, gdzie W nieobecnosci wlasci-
ciela odpowiadala ma telefon. W
miedzyczasie Bolen wszedl do domu
| zaczaI gospodarowac, gdy W tenn
kobieta weszia.
Bolen bedzie sadzony Ego pazdzier
nika.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Y MUsKEGoN, MICH.

w Muskegon, Mich. odbyfo sic po-
swiecenie kamienia wegielnego poo
nowy polski kosci6i.
o uroczystosci tel do ,,No"ih
miejscowy correspondent tax pisze:
Ma te uroczystost zaprosilismy
poIakow z Grand Rapids. Nasi zacnl
sasiedzi odpowiedzieli, IL stawia sic
sromadnie, co tez uczynili. w ME
dziele 17go b. m. az dwoma pocia-
gami przyjechali, by wziat udziaf W
naszej uroczystosci.
Ma dworcu kolejowym nasi ZJed-
noczehcy, Sokoli Slowacy pod opie-
ka Serca Jezusa spotkali towarzyst-
wa Grand Rapids. Ze stacyi byt
wymarsz ma miejsce uroczystosci.
Ma .czele caiego orszaku sztandar a.
merykanski, "a MIN szia kapela woj-
skowa sw. Kazimierza, ktoreJ cudna
muzyke zapamieta sobie kazdy W
Muskegon. Nastepnie uformowaiy
sic towarzystwa wojskowe: 1. Ryce-
RE sw. Kazimierza, q Gwardya kro-
la Jana Soibsekiego, 3. Ufani Pufas-
kiego. 4. Rycerze sw. Jadwigi, D..
Czerwoni Huzarzy 6. Polscy zuawi.
Ia towarzystwami wojskowymi szty
inne towarzystwa pieknymi odzna-
kamt ma piersiach.
Trudno opisat podziw Ameryka--
now, gdy zobaczyli naszych umundu-
rowanychwfarus6w. Po raz bowiem
pierwszy widzieli tn nasze towarzy-
stwa wojskowe. Setki tez ludzi przy-
gladaio sic paradzie. Gazety tutejsze
zas drobnostkowo opisywaiy kazdy
oddziai.
o trzeciej popoludniu przystapio-
no do aktu poswiecenia kamienia.
Przy narozniku staneia kapela woj-
skowa, a obok niej towarzystwa
wojskowe. Ktokolwiek spojrzal ma
sformowane szeregi ME mog} oder
wac oczu, bo sprawnie sformowane
wygladaly wspaniale. Ma platforme
szczeg6lnie ma uroczystosc przygoto-
wana weszli ksieza Grand Rapids:
q. dziekan M. Matkowski ks. w.
skory,. ks. w. Krakowski ks. w.
Matulajtys. z zamejscowych pr6cz
ks. A. Narlocha byli ks. T. Whalen
ks. ]. Samson, ks. Berhorst ks. Ca
mirad.
Aktu poswiecenia dokonai ks.
Dziekan M. Matkowski. Po poswiece-
nlu przem6wiI do mas ks. Skory. =
Wiel Kaznodzieja namaszczeniem
mowi1, ze cd kolebki az do grobu
cziowiek bierze Iaski re swiatyni bo-
lei. Potrzebe szkoly wykaza}. Mowii,
IL tylko W szkole parafialnej wyra-
bia sic przysziosc nasza ma niwie a
merykahskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

"a zneWage sadu adwokat cla-
renee w. Shelter zostaf skazany ma
$40 kary. Adwokat puscii kilka o.
strych slow pod adresem sedziego
Gemmill.
- PoIleya poszukuje % letnieeo
Karola Dodge, ktory cd poniedziai-
llu ME pokazai sic W domu.
= Jana GahI obrabowaIi dwaj ban.
dyci ma rogu Oakley ave. w. 80 ul.
- Sedzla Maxwell skazat wrozks
Marye Larene ma s25 kary.
- Zawodowy zaIotnIk Geo. Win
dernian skazany zostai ma 5000 ma u
bliaenie kobiecie.
- Do Chicago przyjechai znany Ie-
karz Neapolh,. dr.. Pier Giuseppe
Srinelli.
- Charles Prefers, podszeryf W
movie swe! W Austin zaznaczyl, 5e
k-yminalisci ME poprawiaja sic W
wiezieniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Z CLEVELAND, o.

= Jozef Waparymski, lat S3, Jan
Mazurek, lat 36 Pawel J6zefek, "a
trudnieni W fabryce chemikalii Graes-
sell zostali zaduszeni W wielkiej kadzi
przes wydobywajace sic niej wyzie-
Wy chemiczne. Dwoch innych robotni.
kow, ktorzy pospieszyli i'm ma pomoc
rrzeweziono W krytycznym stanie do
szpitala.a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Przemycanie Chiiczykow.

Wiadze rzadowe zajete So teraz
sprawa przemycania Chinczykow
z Kanady do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych kolejami Michigan Central
/ Grand Trunk.
Dwoch Chihczykow, aresztowa
nych w remizach kolei New York
Central W poblizu Hammond po-
wiedzialo detektywom rzadowym
re w Kanadzie, wpakowano ich
do wagon6w towarowych, by ich
przewiezc przez granice kandyj--
ska. Aresztowanych oddano w.
c. Dannenborgowi, agentowi de-
partamentu sprawiedliwosci,
Moy Sing Chicago zostai r6-
wniez aresztowany, bo pojecha1
byf do Hammond. aby Chihczy-
kow z -zamknietego wagonu u
wolnic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
TeIegTamy zagTaniczns'
D Tripolis.

Rzym, 20 wrzeSnia. Pot
wierdzia sic wiadomoSc, re Rad
wloski przesAal Turcyi ultimatum
W sprawie Tripolis, w ktorem
W sposob dosadny stanowczy o.
Swiadczono, re Wiochy zamie-
rzaja Tripolis okupowac So do
tego przygotowane, jesi Turcya
ME zmieni radykaluie natych-
miastowo stosunkow, panujacych
W Tripolisie, wysoce niekorzyst-
nych dla WIoch, 0 co sic Rad
wioski cd caiego szeregu lat da-
remnie upominai. Rad wtoski "a
zadai odpowiedzi W ciagu "a go
DIN. DziS W Poiuduie uPiywa ow
termin dany Turcyi.
Konstantynopol, 20 wrzesnia.
- Odpowiedz Turcyi ma note
wioska jeszcze ME gotowa, ale po-
dobno ma ona odpierac wszystkie
wioskie pretensye W sPosob sta
nowczy, a nadto ma Rad ture-
cki wystosowac do mocarstw O.
redzie wytiomaczeniem sytua-
cyl. Wczoraj opuScili turecka
sluzbe wszyscy oficerowie i urze-
dnicy wioscy i powrocii do
Wloch. Rad postal do Tripolis 3
okrety z bronia amunicya; je-
den Mich juz szczesliwie dopiy-
nal do celu.
Donosza Tripolisu, re pa
nuie tam spokoj zupeiny; obco-
krajowcy sa bezpieczni; choc
W miescie panuje przygnebienie !
zast6j interesow wszelkich. Pod
dani wloscy usuneli sic ma wlo-
ski okret, bank wloski zwinai in
tereS.
Londyn, 80 wrzesnis-- Podob-
no odpowiedz Turcyi ma ultima
tum ma zaznaczac, re Turcya u
wzgledni wszelkie sluszne zada-
MIA Wloch, lie ME da I'M nigdy ia
kich przywilejow, ktoreby znosi-
" lub oslabiaiy wladze suitana
mad Tripolisem. Podobno tez
Turcya gotowa jest do wolny 1
skoro tylko Wlochy wyladuJa
wojsko W Tripolisie, wojne i'm
wypowie, Rad angielski gotow
jest poSredniczyc; prasa angiel-
ska surowo krytykuje zaborczoSc
wloska.
Berlin, % wrzeSnia. = Niemcy
rowniez pragna posredniczyc w
zatargu wlosko-tureckim, czem
sic ces. Wilhelm osobistym listen
ofiarowal sultanowi. Donosza tn
Wloch, re date rozpoczecia
krokow wojennych naznaczono
tam ma piatek popoiudniu (dzi-
siaj) jesli Turcya ma ultimatum
ME da zadawalajacej odpowiedzi.
w kazdym jednak razie panuje tu
nadzieja, re da sic wojny uniknac
sprawe ugodowo zaiatwic.
Wieden, 80 wrzeSnia. = Ma
gieldzie tutejszej z powodu VIE
sci wojnie turecki-wloskiej "a
znaczyl sic silny spadek papie-
row. Podobno Wiochy przedsta-
willy poufnie Austryi plany swej
akcyi i Austrya ME protestuie
przeciw MIN. Prasa zaznacza. ie
Wiochy sa Austryi sprzymie
rzrncem j Austrya przeciw MIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Zatoniecie skunera.

Haycock, Mich, 20 wrzesnia.-
Skinner Exile 0 pojemnosci 3S7
ton, nalezacy do firmy Shannon
and Gary W Saginaw, a holowa-
ny przez parostatek parowy Ho-
mer Wagner, zatonaf w obreble
tamy kanaiu Portage Lake wczo-
raj rano. Urotowac nic ME moz-
ma bylo. Skinner ten plynac z
Ashland, Wis. do Bay City, W
czasie wichru rozbil sic byi cze-
sciowo miai prod zgruchotany
Skinner naiadowany byi budul'
Gem. Kapitana Goiemblowskleso
i lego zaloge zlozona z 6 ludzi u
ratowali ludzie re stacyl ratun-
kowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29

wystepowac ME moze. Z drugiei
strony Turcya podobno prosi Au-
strye Niemcy poSrednictwo.
Tripolis, 80 wrzeSnia. = VIA.
DE tutejsze ogiaszaja komunika-
ty wzywajace ludnosc do spoke.
ju, ably W niczem ME dac powodu
do akcyi re strony Wloch; pokoj
tez panuje zupeiny cisza..
pred burza. :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z Meksyku.

Mexyk, miasto, 20 wrzesnia. =
General Reyes, ktory kandydo-
wal ma prezydenta, ale pozniej
zniechecii sic, widzac, IL niema
szans zadnych, zrezygnowal z
nominacyi = odjechal do Havany
ia Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Sam sic przekona}.

| SeiAA 10y
Wczoraj wykryto, re burmistrz
Harrison sam zwiedza miasto G
! polnocy, by sprawdzic czy jego
pomonicy w administracyi mia
sta wiernie jego polecenia wype}-
niaja.
Wynik nocnej wycieczki, od--
bytej z srody ma czwartek, byl
ten, re burmistrz ME miai pole
cia nawet o ilosci domow zepsu-
cia w Srodmiesciu i okazaf zdzi-
wienie, re jego poleceh wcale ma
Iezycie ME wypeiniano.
Razem z burmistrzem byl jego
brat Preston Harrison. Zwiedza-
no oprocz restauracyi nawet TAME
teatrzyki przekonano sic, re po-
licya pozwala ma wiecej niz po-
Wilma.
Zie tahce, produkowane na see
mach w norach, skazane sd teraz
ma kompletne wykluczenie. Har-
rison wczoraj wydai stanowczy
nakaz szefowi, ably czempredzej
wszystkie lochy zepsucia W srod-
miesciu pozamykai, inne zr6d{a
zgorszenia oczyscii.
Przesluchy W sprawie porucz-
nika Walsha ma zadanie obron--
cow od}ozono do soboty. Walsh
byl naczelnikiem policyi ia sta
cyl przy 35tej ulicy.
Wojna u Foresterek.
Straszna kampania wyborcza
w Ionic katolickich Foresterek
zaczela sic wczoraj, kiedy pani
George Rodgers ogiosiia swoja
kandydatura ma wysoka lesniczy-
MIA organizacyi. Ma przeciwnym
tykiecie kandydatka jest Roza
Rittman Minneapolis.
Wybory odbeda sic W ponle-
dziaiek.
Walka bedzie bardzo zacieta,
gorsza anizeli ma ubiegiych sci
mach, bo Rodgersowa chce konie-
cznie odzyskae urzad, ktory przez
IS lat piastowaia.
Enright jake morderca.
Maurice Enright, ktory sic
pr1yznal do zamordowania Will
llama Gentlemana w wyszynka
Pata u OMally przy n. state ul',
oraz podejrzany przywodca slug
gerow, ktorzy przez diugi czas te
roryzowali robotnikow = ma
dzisiaj stanat pred sedzia Nc
Surely ma process kryminalny, ia
ko oskarzony o zamordowanie
Wincentego Altmana W hotelu
Briggsa dnia 22go marca.
Ma to bye bardzo sensacyjna
sprawa, BIO wszystkie napady
sl,1ygerow w ostatnich czasach
odbywaiy sic jego wspoiudzia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
Ultimatum Wfoskie.
zbrOjenia. WOjna dis wybuChnaG mOzel
OPINIA OBCYCH MOCARSTW.
O MARoKK
Echa explozyi ma ;, Liberte y.
Kleska reakcyi W Persyi.
KONIEC SMUTNY STRAJKU w IRLANDYI
Y ROSYI.
k4opoty Chinsl@ie.
- NEe~vIxTT
Kleska reakcyi W Persyi.
IEC SMUTNY STRAJKU W RLANDYI.
z ROSY.
K4opoty Chinskie.
Y Mexyku.

Pan Taft o
Strak robotnk0w w kOejOwych nieunknony
Wa w YOrkui Pennsylvania. KOngres
StasZne skutk nieOstrOznOsc
aWatOr0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z Persyi.

Teheran, 20 wrzesnia. Ma
czele wojsk rozbitych ex-szacha,
ktory chciai rewolucya reakcyjna
tron zdobyc ale kilkakrotnie 20
stall przez wojska rzadu legalne-
go konstytucyjnego pobity, a
nawet pojmany, czy zabity =
stanai brat ex-szacha Salar-Ed-
Dowlen, ktory ostatnio rowniez
zostai W krwawej bitwie pobity
Rad konstytucyjny CORA ma calej
linii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-09-29
z Irlandyi.

Dublin, 20 wrzeSnia. = Strajk
generalny kolejarzy irlandzkicn
ogloszony zostal po tygodniu ME
udaiego czesciowego zerwania
jako zakonczony. Zreszta ME by}o
komu strajkowac, bo wszyscy sa-
mi dobrowolnie powrocili do pra-