davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1911-08-31

Inspector Boardman is Of the opinion
that Fannie Bartholf, alias Smith. under
arrest in New Haven. Conn.,, on a charge
of theft, may be Mary Miller. or Maid
Mary" who is wanted to answer for the
larceny OF about $1,000 worth Of jewelry
from the house Of Miss Mary B. Adams.
1921 New Hampshire avenue northwest,
March % last. Part of the jewelry was
the property of Mrs. d. b. Merryman.
Inspector Boardman has received q
copy of the photograph OF the woman.
He was told that her method Of obtain
ing employment there was similar to the
plan followed by the woman who ID
wanted for the robbery committed here.
p T. Smith, acting chief of police OF
New Haven. wired the local police about
the arrest, saying:
'She is alleged to be a dishonest serv-
ant, who answers your advertisement for
a servant and stays long enough to grab
whatever valuabfes she can and diSap-
pears The last place she Is alleged to
have worked she was there but two hours
and stole several hundred dollars. She
came here about two weeks ago, together
with an Italian man from Paterson, N. ].
Her cease will be called next Thursday"
Agent Fails TO Identity.
Detective Pratt saw the employment
agent where Mary Miller registered when
she appeared here in April and through
whom she obtained the position at the
home of Miss Adams. The agent saw the
photograph from New Haven and said
she was unable to identify it as being q
likeness Of Mary Miller. although she
admitted there was q striking similarity
between the photograph and the woman
she had registered as Mary Miller.
Detective Pratt reached New Haven
this morning. He expected Miss Adams
would be there to see the prisoner. but
the latter. who is spending the summer at
Prouts Neck. Me-. wired Inspector Board
man from Bar Harbor, last night that 1t
would be impossible for her to be In New
Haven today. She stated that she would
return TO Prouts Neck tomorrow.
Mary Miller was at the house Of Miss
Adams only part OF one day During the
Temporary absence of Miss Adams and
Mrs. Merryman the maid got possession
OF the jewelry and disappeared. It was
believed at that time that the woman had
committed similar thefts in Detroit Bal
.timore. Brookline. Mass; Cleveland and
other places.
Descriptive circulars containing the Of
fer OF a reward for the arrest Of the
woman were sent broadcast. The de-
scription given Of her Inspector Board
Evening star., 1911-08-31
NEW LAWS IN FORCE
Several Become Effective in
New York at Midnight.
AGAINST TOTlNG FIREARMS
LOAN Shark" kidnapping and Other
Measures Become
Effective.
AGAINST T0TlNG FIREARMS

ALBANY, n. Y, August 31.-Among
| the many laws enacted by the legislature
of 1911 which go into effect at midnight
tonight is the so-called Sullivan danger
Gus weapon statute which is designed to
reduce the number of homicides In the
state and especially in New York city. 1t
provides that any person over the age of
sixteen years who has revolver or other
firearm in his or her possession without
license to carry it is guilty of mis-
demeanor. The crime is made felony IL
the weapon is concealed about the per-
son.
Another provision of this law is that all
sales of firearms shall be registered-the
name, age and residence of the purchaser
and a description of the weapon. 1t also
makes it felony to use blackjack or
sandbag, and a dealer must be shown
permit to carry a weapon before selling
one to any person.
"Loan Shark" Bill Effective.
The loan shark" bill also goes into ef-
feet at midnight. Its principal provision
is that the interest on salary shall not
exceed IS per cent a year, either as
bonus, as interest or under the guise Of
a charge for investigating the status of a
person applying for a loan.
Presentations on the stage OF living
characters representing the deity are pro-
hibited in a new law.
Other new statutes which must be
obeyed beginning tomorrow include these:
Defining kidnapping as felony. punish
able by Imprisonment of not more than
ten years If a parent Is involved. and
if the kidnapping is by others. by imprfs-
onment of not less than ten years, nor
more than fifty years.
Declaring that oral or written threats
may constitute extortion either to kidnap
or to in5ure or destroy persons or prop
erty. and increasing the terms of impris-
onment.
Protects United States Uniforms.
Making it a misdemeanor to discrimi-
nate against persons wearing the United
States uniform in the enjoyment of ho-
tells, theaters and amusement resorts.
Prohibiting voluntary associations as
well as corporations from practicing law.
Authorizing the state superintendent of
banks to license foreign banking corpora
tions desiring to do business in this state.
Making it a misdemeanor to deface
public highways in this state with ad-
vertising signs.
Evening star., 1911-08-31

boy was wet and hungry and his ap-
pearance attracted attention.
Special Policeman Herbert took charge
OF the fugitive and sent him to the
house OF detention. His mother was
overjoyed last night when she learned he
had been found. This morning Mrs.
Rtdgeway took her son home.
Evening star., 1911-08-31
: SETS RECORD FOR EATING.
Charles w. Glidden Consumes So
Ears Of Corn at One Sitting.

BOSTON. August 31.-Anotfer world
eating record is claimed by Charles w.
Glidden Of Lawrence. who sat down at a
local restaurant yesterday and devoured
hfty-eight ears of corn I'm one hour and
IL claimed by one Dugan of New York.
who ate ffty-one ears. .
Mr.. Glidden Is ready to meet all corners.
He keeps In condition by eating sparingly
of prunes, ice cream and oranges.
Evening star., 1911-08-31
Police Pick Up Runaway Boy.

Howard Ridgeway. fifteen years old who
ran away from his home at 22s Quincy
place northeast several days ago. and
caused his mother. Mrs. c. NJ. A. Ridge
vav. much uneasiness, was found last
night in front Of 9TH street theater. The
Evening star., 1911-08-31

ment expert discovered q leak amount
ing to thousands Of dollars q month in
the waste OF platinum refuse In every
United states mint; and James Hay.
jr., furnishes q couple Of columns OF
National Topliners" for our next SUM
day Magazine.
Evening star., 1911-08-31
MALTA FEVER FOUND
IN SAN PECOS VALLEY
Disease Among Texas Goat
Shepherds Will Be Subject
of Investigation.

Malta fever, one Of the scourges of the
Mediterranean districts, prevails among
the shepherds in the goat camps in the
San Pecos valley of Texas, according to
reports received at the War Department
from medical officers on duty with troops
in the Lone Star state The discovery
was made by First Lieuts. Ernest G.
Gentry and Thomas L. Ferenbaugh, both
recent graduates of the Army Medical
School in this city.
Malta Fever Germ Found.
1t appears that while Lieut.. Feren-
baugh was accompanying detachment
of cavalry stationed at Del Rio on a
hike in San Pecos valley he came across
four peculiar cases of fever among the
men working in a goat camp. The sick
men had been living for three months in
house surrounded by the dusty bedding
ground of the goats and were using milk
from goats. some of which were Ill with
"goat fever" These cases were being
attended by DR.. r. M. Scott Of Del Rio,
who suspected that the men had Malta
fever.
Lieut.. Ferenbaugh made aggiutination
tests and got positive results. In each
case he found the Malta fever germ
the micro-coccus melitensis.
Then DR.. S. l.. Boren of Del Rio came
forward With two more fever cases
among goat fanchmen. These two were
examined and found to be genuine cases
of Malta fever.
When the discovery was reported to
Surgeon General Torhey at the War De-
partment the matter was deemed SO i'm
portant that Lieut.. Gentry was at once
sent from Washington to Del Rio, with
the necessary paraphernalia for q spe-
cial investigation Of fever cases in the
San Pecos valley.
Investigation to Be Made.
The results will be transmitted by the
Medical Corps of the army to the bureau
Of animal industry Of the Department OF
presence of the Malta fever germ in the
goats, and the marine hospital service
will take up the study of the disease.
Lieuts. Ferenbaugh and Gentry report
that the cases In Texas are those OF men
who had been drinking goats milk. The
use OF this milk there is not common.
except among the Mexicans and in iso.
lated camps. where other milk cannot be
obtained.
Malta fever is a disease of long dura-
tion, characterised by continual fever,
profuse perspiration, rheumatic and neu-
ralgic pains and swelling Of the joints.
in Texas, prominent physicians Of the
army stationed in Washington say II
would not be strange IL Malta fever was
more widespread than had been supposed
and has been masquerading like so many
febriie diseases under the names Of well
known fevers such as typhoid and ma
laria.
Evening star., 1911-08-31

Blum Creek bridge was opened to trafYic
Tuesday, which gives the travelling pub
bury, Md, by way Of sMardela, . distance
Of about eighteen miles.
Evening star., 1911-08-31

Samuel Leftwich Smith. aged sixty-si
years. died Tuesday at Lynchburg, Va.
altar an illness OF several weeks Of
typhoid fever.
Evening star., 1911-08-31
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
Police Begin Active Search for
Alleged Murderer.
RAIN HINDERS w. C. T. U.
Slim Attendance at Morning Session
Of By-County Convention.
Officers Are Chosen.
RAIN HINDERs w. CT. U
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA. Va, August 81, 1911.
| The police have begun an active
search for Robert Grady. who shot
Charles Taylor. colored, during the
early part of the month. The activity
on the part OF the local authorities IL
due to the fact that Taylor died several
days ago at the local hospital. 1t is
expected that Grady. who is also
known as Robert Bryant. will shortly
be apprehended.
Owing to the heavy rain the attendance
at the by-county convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union. which
convened at II o'clock this morning at
Trinity Methodist Church, was but slim.
No business was disposed of at the
morning session. owing to the small
attendance. This afternoon. however.
a session was held and officers were
chosen. Bible reading was given by Mrs.
Rudisill of Hyattsville. Md. At noon the
delegates were rendered luncheon at the
Children's Home. Delegates from this
city, Alexandria and Fairfax counties at
tended.
| Deaths and Funerals.
| The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Mckenzie
Thomson took place at IL o'clock this
morning from her home, 126 South Wash
| ington street. Services were conducted
by Rev j. M. Nourse of the Presbyterian
Church. Burial was in the Presbyterian
cemetery. The pallbearers were j. Clin-
ton SmoOt. James Eveleth. Harry Baader,
| George Wise, G. William Ramsay and
Louis Judkins, the latter Of Richmond.
| Miss Mary Mason Swann's funeral took
place at . o'clock this morning from
Wheatleys undertaking establishment.
Services were conducted by Rev. Edgar
Carpenter, rector OF Grace p. E. Church,
and burial was in Preston cemetery. The
pallbearers were w. H. SmOot. Albert
Smoot, George E. Calvert and Mr.. Patton.
Mrs Margaret White OF ST. Elmo, Alex
| andria county, died in O Baltimore hos
pital Tuesday. The deceased was
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Will
| liams of st. Elmo, Alexandria county.
The body was taken to her late home
and prepared for burial.
Cases in Police Court.
| Cases disposed of in the police court this
morning follow: Frank wilkins and John
j. Gilmartin, drunk and disorderly, fined
S. each; William Bolton. drunk, acquitted; ;
Rudolph Mason, trespassing on the prop
| erty of the Southern Railway Company,
acquitted; Ben Hamilton, colored, drunk
on the street. fined IS: John Butler, color
| ed, assaulting and beating Robert H.
Myers, colored. forfeited s. collateral.
Local gunners will tomorrow morning
| invade the marshes on the outskirts Of
| the city, 1t being the opening of the bird
| season in this state.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-31
TeIegramy KrajOwe'
,,Czarna reka".


Nowy York, 81 sierpnia. = Do
policyjnej glownej kwatery. "a
wezwano wszystkich wloskich
detektywow w liczbie IS i zawe-
.zwano ich, azeby zwalczali wszel-
kimi sposobami zbrodnicza dzia-
ialnosc rozwijana w dzielnicy
wloskiej. Polozenie stale sic bar
do powazne. Rad wloski Cd
swego tutejszego konsula otrzy-
NAL wykaz zbrodni popelnionych
cd poczatku biezacego roku przez
mieszkajacych tu W}ochow o.
burzony jest ma to, co sic til die
je. M6wia. re biuro detektywoW
posiada wykaz niemniej niz 5000
bylych skazancow wloskich, kto-
rzy teraz tn maja sic znajdowac.
BezpoSredni powod do energicz-
niejszego zajecia sic sciganiem
zbrodniarzy daily ostatnie upro-
wadzenia dwojga dzieci; oprocz
tego skonstatowano, re cd dnia IA
lipca wydarzyio sic IA eksplozyj
bomb. z rozporzadzenia komisa-
RIA policyi powoiano napowrot
do zycia biuro wloskich detekty-
wow, rozwiazane zaledwie pred
miesiacem.
Wczoraj wydarzyia sic bardzo
gwaltowna eksplozya bomby
pred skiadem wioskiego han
dlarza owocow Charlesa Romo
ma rogu Lexington ave. 51ej II
licy; polioya dowiedziala sic, re
bombe te rzucono re. szybko pre-
jeidzajacej dorozki samochodo-
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wei. Wyrwala ona ma ulicy zna-
czna Geese bruku, a w skladzie
zrzadzila szkode ma S5,000.Romo
przedtem otrzymywal liczne Ii
sty pogr6zkami w godzine po-
zniej podobna eksplozya wyda-
rzyfa sic przy 29ej ulicy przed
handlem Antoniego Capucco.
wlasciciela Maccaroni Mfg. Co.,
ale procz popekania kilku szyb
zwierciadlanych, znaczniejszcJ
szkody ME bylo.
srodkowy punkt ludnosci.
Waszyngton, 81 sierpnia.
Srodkowy punkt ludnoSci Stanow
Ziednoczonych znajduje sic, jak
oznaimia dvrektor censusu Du-
rand, w zachodniej stronie mia
sta Bloomington, Monroe coun-
ty, Ind. Punkt ten znaJduJe sic
s mil ma zachod Cd punktu w u
knoxville, Ind, ktory d. II lipca
mylnie oznaczono jako punkt sro-
dkowy. Wowczas zrobiono przy
obliczeniu malq omylke.
BIad w ustawie.
Waszyngton, 81 sierpnia. =
Senatorzy Martin Swanson z
Virginia wnieSli swe raporta o
wydatkach ma prawybory. Sa to
pierwsi, ktorzy zastosowali sic do
novel ustawy, ktora weszia w zy-
Gle d. 10 sierpnia. Raporta made
SHY do biura sekretarza senatu
Bennetta. Poniewaz Bennett Hnie
byl obecny, przeto jego urzedni-
cy ME chcieli ogiosic raportow.
Spowodowalo to uwazniejsze cd
czytanie ustawy i okazaio sic, re
W tel ustawie, kt6ra uwazano "a
opracowana bardzo starannie, ME
ma rozporzadzenia, by raporta
take, kt6ra musza sklada6 handy
daci ma czlonkow kongresu, take
byly publicznie oglaszane.
Nieszczescie awiatora.
Freeport, H.. 81 sierPnia. =
26-letni Fred Heegle, zam. pnr.
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z Francyi.

Paryz, 81 sierpnia. - Rozru-
chy, spowodowane przez demon
strancye kobiet przeciwko drozy-
znie SIERRA sic W polnocnej Fran
Cyl bardzo groznie; kilkunastu
miejscowoSci donosza o zaburze-
mach, gwaltach i krwi rozlewie
kobiety napadaJa / pladruja Skia-
dy artykuiow spozywczych.; Rad
odkomenderowai do miast zagro-
zonych diva szwadrony kawale-
ryi: we wielu razach kupcy, oraz
rolnicy dowozacy do miast wa
rzywa, ustepuja kobietom i go
dza sic ma ceny przez ME ofiaro-
wane. Me zanosi sic ma rychle IL
spokojenie tel ,,kokoszej wojny"
w Saint Quentin przylaczyio sic
do demonStrujacych kobiet 1,5OO
tkaczy razem zaczeto tam pla-
drowanie SHADOW Sklepow; sy-
tuacya jest tam wprost krytycz-
ma!
- Sensacye budzi fakt, ze zna-
ma emancyPantka Sufrazystka,
panna a. Ly, wyzwaia ma pojedy-
mex redaktora, Carale'a, Z pewne-
go dzennika W Tuluzie "a 10, ze
ten wyszydhi W SVEN pismie
wyk}ad pny Ly o doniosioSci j
pieknoSci stanu - staropanieh-
skiego. Redaktor pojedynku ME
przyjai ME chcac walczyc ko-
beta.
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TeIsgramy zagTaniGzne.
w pogotowiu wojennem.

Londyn, Belgia, 81 sierpnia. -
Wielki niepokoj w calym kraju, a
szczegolniej na pograniczu fran
cuSko niemieckiem, wywoialy
zarzadzenia mobilizacyjne rzadu
belgijskiego, ktory sic ma granice
kraju armaty wojska, a to W u
zaSadnionem widocznie oczeki-
waniu wojny francusko : niemie-
ckiej. w ministeryum wojny gen.
Hellebanta odbyla sic walna ma
rada wojSkowa, ma kt6rej po-
wzieto owe poStanowienia na wy
padek wojny, aby powstrzyma6
wojujacc mocarstwa cd narusza-
I,iR -terytoryunr Beigii. Zaraz tez
rozpoczai sic ruch mobilizacyj-
ny, a obecnie ma granicy maja
tam juz wielkie zapasy amunicyi,
broni i wojska, a wciaz nowe
przybywaja pociagami, ku grant
com dazacymi Me ulega watpli-
wosci, ze Bclgia kosztownych
tych ME robilaby zarzadzen, gdy-
BY ME miai jej rad jakichS dosta-
tecznie pewnych wiesci = niepo-
kojacych o przebiegu ukiadow
francusko niemieckich. TIE "a
TEN przygotowania Belgii ME do
brze wroza o Szansach utrzyma-
MIA pokoju.
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Z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, 81 sierpnia. =
Ma odbywajacej sic tu konwencyi
narodowej jcdnoglosnie nomino-
wano kandydatem ma urzad pre-
zydenta Franciszka Madere. In
nych kandydat6w ME byio. Made
70 nominacye przyjai. Przy oma-
wianiu kandydatury ma urzad WI
ceprezydenta, gdy wymienionc
nazwisko V. Gomeza, powstaia
taxa burza giosow IA" i "prze-
ciw", re giosowanie musiano od-
iozyc.
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z Austryi.
NVSsrod

Karlsbad, 81 sierpnia. = Wsrod
wspanialych uroczystoscf odsio-
Mono tn piekny pomnik ces. Fran
ciszka J6zefa, zbudowany przez
Niemc6w - Niemiec ME z Au-
stryi. Pomnik jest dzielem berlin
skiego artysty, Boermela; jest
on ma 10 metrow wysoki i zbu-
dowany granitu; postac cesarza
z bronzu wynosi S1z metra.
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z Anglii.

Londyn, 81 sierpnia. - Ma Cd
bywajacym sic tn ziezdzie organi-
zacyi brytyjskiej ku popieraniu
wiedzy prezes prof. Ramsay wy
glosil move, W ktorej powaznie
przestrzega Anglie pred niszcze-
MEM marnowaniem wegla, do
wodzac, Il przy obecnej gospodar-
ce "a 175 lat Anglii wegla braknie.
- Ameryka1ski finansista ].
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Podziai ward.

Alderman re zachodniej stro-
ny miasta zebrali sic wczoraj po-
pohudniu w ratuszu celem opra-
cowania planu W nowym rozdzie-
leniu miasta ma wardy. Podko-
mitet, ktory mad ia sprawa praco-
wal ME moze w zaden sposob al
dermanom wygodzic. Do'komite-
tn tego naleza alderman James
H. Lawley, Charles Twigg i A.
]. Cermak. Wobec tego radni ci
postanowili zostawic podziai al
dermanom Z tel dzielnicy miasta.
Nowy podziai miasta ma wardy
bedzie dopiero obowiazywaf po
jesiennych wyborach sedziow-
skich, It6re sic odbeda w listo-
,adzis Mapy dotychczas przed-
iozone odrzucono i DUO jeszcze
czasu upYtie MIN sic radni ma
jeden\ N zgodza.
Zniwo srnierci.
Tragiczna nowoscia w ksie-
gach policyjnych jest liczba O.
fiar awiatyki. Zapisano tam: A
wiatyka 2. w ksiegach policyj-
nych ME bylo dotychczas rubry-
XII dla ofiar lotnictwa. Zapisano
tam nazwiska dwu lotnikow
Tohnstone'a Badgera, ktorzy tn
zgineli w czasie zlotu awiatycz-
nego.
w sierpniu przypadkowych
smierci naliczono 68.
w jednym miesiacu tramwaJe
zabiiy piet os6b. Pokaleczeii by
10 3oS.
Kolej zelazna zabiia ID osob i
poranila 50. Z ID zabitych, 10 po-
ciqgi przejecha}y.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki pod
koiami wozow zabraly 9 osob, a
rannych naliczono zoo.
Wozy zabily 5 osob, samocho-
DIV 2 aeroplany osoby.
Smiertelnych wypadkow spad-
niecia bylo IL, niesmiertelnych
100.
Psy ukasiIy 133 osoby. Jedne-
go kot ukasi}.
Zabojstw bylo II a 23o O.
sob zraniono bronia rozmaita. L
zabitych E zginelo Cd kuli jedna
osobe policyant zastrzeli}. / ran
nych ~ os6b zosta}o postrzelo-
nych, co jest dowodem, re pro-
cent wypadk6w W tym wzgledzie
wcale sic ME zmniejsza. Nozami
pozgano 63 osoby, 1oI skaleczo-
no kuIakami innymi srodkami
napadu obrony.
Nagla smiercia umarlo SO O.
sob. w jeziorze w rzece uto-
neio Il osob, samobojstw bylo 80
/ 26 wypadk6w niedosziych samo-
bojstw.
$4,000 "a soc.
P6idolar6wka, ktora pewien
konduktor dostai ma tramwalu
Cottage Grove ave. bedaca te-
raz na wystawie munizmatyczne]
W gmachu sztuk pieknych pred
stawia terac ladna sumo picnic
dzy dla jej wlasciciela, H. O..
Granberga Oshkosh, Wis.
Ma potdolarowce jest data 1853.
Konduktor wydai ia kompanii
tramwajowej. Kasyer w remizach
zastapii ia lima i sprzedai te fir
mic Stevens and Co. "a S., ia
zas odstapiia ia Karolowi Will
sold "a $Ioo, a on wziai "a mia
$500 cd De Vita Smith z Lee,
Mass. Slnithowi ofiarowano
$4,000 w swoim czasie lecz ME
chciai jej sprzedac. Niewiadomo
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Dzielny mlodzieniec.

Charleston, S. CY 81 slerpnla. -
Dzielnym miodziehcem jest 16-to
letni Shelley, telegrafista przy a
paracie iskrowym, ktoremu sWe
uratowanie cd S1nierci zaWdzie-
cza II podroznych.i A czlonkoW
zaiogi parowca Lexington. Paro-
wiec ten ma wysokosci Hunting
Island dostal sic ma mielizne, 4
straszliwa burza trwalaca "A 60
DIN, grozila pogruchotaniem go
w kawalki, tax. re wszyscy mll-
sieliby utonac. Sheesley ME tra-
ell jednak przytomnoscl umysiu
bezustannie rozsyia} depesze i
skrowe, CO podtrzymywa}o ma
dzieje jego towarzyszy podrozy'
w koncu olbrzymi ba}wan zalai
okret roztrzaskal stacye telegra-
fu iskrowego. W6wczas Shelley
wdrapal sic po takelazy W gore 1
tam zalozyf stacye wypadkowa, a
pomimo bury, ktora uStawicznie
grozifa lego porwaniem i wrzuce-
MEM do morza, wytrwale depesze
rozsy}af. Nakoniec otrzymaf Cd
powiedz cd rzadowego kuttera
ciowego Yamacraw, ktory Jedn9
2 depesz pochwycil. Kutter nadJe-
chai, zabraf 12 podroznych, ste
warda i Sch murzynow poslugu-
iacych przywi6zl ich tutaJ, po-
zostawiwszy tymczasowo kaplta-
ma Z 43 ludzmi za}ogi ma okrecie.
Tym wysiano natychmiast lima
pomoc. Podrozni, ktorzy znaJdu-
lac sic w takiem niebezpieczen-
stwie, utawicznie sic modlili, a
nakoniec zostali uratowanl, Jedno-
zgodnie gieboka wdziecznoscis
przyznaja, 5e uratowaSa lch odwa-
ga i wyt-waiosc dzielnego chlop-
ca.
Urzedowe zaprzeczenie.
Waszyngton, 81 sierpnia,
Urzednicy W departamencie floty
stanowczo zaprzeczaja, by Stany
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-31
z Szwajcaryi.

Sankt Moriz, 81 sierpnia.
Budowany mad przepasciq kolo
Bruil most kolejowy, runai z 30
robotnikami, zajetymi ma MIN; Is
zginelo ma miejscu, reszta odnio-
sIa smiertelne rany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-31
z Niemiec.

Berlin, 81 sierpnia, = 0dbylo
sic til wielliie zebranie stowarzy
szen wszechniemieckich, ia kt6-
rem uchwalono rezolucye, WY
wajace Rad, by w obeCnym zatar-
gu Francya o Marokko ami ma
krok ME ustepowaf; Niemcy 60
.towi So do wojny.
-. We Wrociawiu zmarl w u
roku zycia biskup-sufragan ar
chidyecezyi tamtejszej ks. DR..
Henryk Marx.
w tym tygodniu odjezdza
z Berlina dotychczasowy amba-
sador Stanow Zjedn., DIR. Hill;
pred odjazdem bedzie on jeszcze
uczestniczyl w uroczystoSci wre-
czenia podobizny waszyngtoh-
sbdego pomnika Steubena, O.
fiarowanego Niemcom przez kon-
gres Stanow Zjedn.
I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-31
z Wioch.

Viterbo, 81 sierpnia. = Ia O.
bragg przewodniczacego W proce-
sic ,,Camorry", tn sic toczacym,
skazano ma 3 miesiace wiezienia
oskarzonych Alfano i Minchiniel-
10; kiedy przesiuchiwano pewne-
60 swiadka prokuratoryi dla O.
skarzonych ME korzystnego, obaj
wymienieni wszczeli awanture !
zarzucali przewodniczacemu
stronniczoSc. = Process trivia da-
lei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-31
" pOgOtowiu Wojennem.
BeIgia sic wojska na granice!
Wojna Kokosza we Francyi.
POjedynek z-kobieta!
ZE SPRAW ANGIELSKICH.
Porazk ex-szacha Persyi.
Bunty w woisku Norwegii..
Katastrofa Szwajcaryi.
Madero 11oTr1iaowanY!
Katastrofa W Szwajcaryi.
z Austryi i q Nier1iec.

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Ziedn- Nieszezeseie awatora Dzielny II
letn chIOpak aresztOwan Braca Wrigh
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