davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Rocznica odkrycia Ameryki.

Rocznica odkrycia Ameryki.
Wszystko zalezy Cd zachowa-
MIA sic wiatru. Jesli bedzie pla-
tai nadzwyczajne figle, to Krzy-
sztof Kolumb W rocznice odkry-
cia Ameryki, ktora ma dzieh dzi-
siejszy przypada, ponownie no
wego swiata ME odkryje.
Reprodukcye okretow Kolum-
ba, stojace Cd wystawy swiato-
wei w parku Jacksona beda uzyte
w dzisiejszem odkryciu Amerykl'
Pinta, Nina Santa Maria rozpu-
SEGA Eagle przy 81 ulicy i poJa-
da przez nieznany ocean (Mlchl-
gam do ziemi obiecanej.
Program ten urzadzaja Ryce-
RE Kolumba. DwieScie osob w
kostyumach wezmie udzia} w re-
produkcyi dzieia dokonanego IL
90 pazdziernika 1892 roku.
Pierwszy akt przedstawienia
odbedzie sic W klasztorze La Ra-
bida w parku Jacksona. Tam kro-
lestwo hiszpanscy zegnaja 10
lumba kiedy ten jedzie do Ame,
ryki.
Z klasztoru odbedzie sic proce-
sya do przystani okretowej gdzie
Kolumb da znak, ably Eagle roz-
puszczono ruszono w SWAT ME-
znany. w czasie podrozy odtwo-
rzone beda sceny buntu pomiedzy
marynarzami.
Okrety Kolumba wyladuja W
parku Granta. Tam nieznanycf1
podr6znikow powitaja Indyanle
Tam tez spotka ich burmlstrz
Harrison.Z parku Granta wszyscy
przejda do sail W gmachu sztuk
pieknych, gdzie w obrazkach ru-
chomych przedstawione bedzle
zycie odkrywcy Ameryki.
Wieczorem W hotelu Audito,
rum odbedzie sic bankiet. Now
cami beda ks. Sidney Morrison
William N. Brown, sedzia Kava-
naugh, Scanlan i Dever.
Wayman W procesie Enrighta.
Wczoraj ogioszono, re proku-,
rator stanowy Wayman osobiscie
zajmie sic procesem Maurycege
Enrighta, rzekomego ysluggera'
unijnego, ktory przyzna} sic dc
zamordowania Gentlemana.
Wiadomosc ia wywo}aia sensa'
eye gdyz jego zastepcy John
Northrup Robert E. Grove po,
myslnie pierwszy proces przeclw'
ko ,,zabijakom" przeprowadzili
do wiezienia poslali bande, ktora
diuzej niz rok teroryzowa}a ro-
botnikow unijnych w Chicago.
Obrona utrzymuje, re process
Enrighta bedzie sensacyjna afera
najwieksza W historyi sadownlct-
wa amerykahskiego. Przebakiwa,
no. ze relacye jake wyjda W
toku procesu wielu wysokich IL
rzednikow wysla "a kraty vie
zienia karnego.
Park przechodzi W rece opiekuna
sadowego.
Sedzia Walker zamianowa'
wczoraj Howarda Hewes receive,
rem dla parku Riverview.
Prezesowi firny, do ktorej park
ow nalezy, Pawlowi w. Cooper
wiceprezesowi Mikoiajowi P. Va
lerius i sekretarzowi Williamow
Tohnsonowi inni czionkowie fir.
my zarzucili rome oszustwa
spiski.
Podejrzenia padiy ma zarzad
kiedy ten podaf do wiadomosci
re w'minionym sezonie park stra.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Wybierali pieniadze z szuflady w ME-
obecnosci grosernikow.
2 PrOcesu UWOdZicieli.
Sedziowie przysiegli ME moga sic zgodzit ma
wyrok siedza GAIA noe.
Wvstawa Browarnik6W
Walka automobilistami - nowe przepisy policyjne.

Gil $1,000 = re tyle wynosil ME
dobor po odciagnieciu rozchodow
cd dochodow.
Oskarzyciele utrzymuja, re ME
kt6re atrakcye byiy kopalniami
zlota dla firmy i ME moga zrozu-
mice W jaki sposob moze bye ME
dobor.
Przeciw automobilistom.
Burmistrz Harrison osobiscie
zajai sic sprawa awanturniczych
automobilistow, ktorzy wsrod no.
cy rozpuszczaja swe maszyny
tiumikow wcale ME uzywaJa.
w niektorych dzielnicach spo-
kojni mieszkahcy ME moga spae
powodu bezustannego grzmotu
jaki automobile wytwarzaJa.
Nieraz umyslnie szeroko otwiera-
ia tiumiki strzelaja jak arma-
tami.
Szef policyi nadto wydai roz-
kaz ma mocy ktorego automobile
sci maja sic postarac 0 swiatio z
tyfu tax slime, by odleglosci
$50 stop MONA bylo odczytac
numer licencyi.
Me mogli wydac wyroku.
Process aresztowanych "a RE-
kome uwiedzenie malego Angela
Marino zakonczyi sic wczoraj o
godzinie wpoi do szostej W sa-
die, gdzie zasiada sedzia Lock-
wood Honore, lecz do godziny II
W nocy sedziowie przysiegli ME
mogli sic zgodzic ma wyrok. Przy-
sill oni potem do sail sadowej
prosic, by ich cd obowiazku wy
dania wyroku zwolniono, lecz Sc
dzia Honore kazaf i'm obradowac
chociazby Gala noe, bo wyrok dla
podsadnych korzystny lub zgub-
ny musi mice.
Wobec przedstawionych dowo-
dow why ogolnie sic spodziewa-
no predkiego wyroku. Niemaie
tez zdziwienie okazai sedzia kie-
dy sic pred MIN sedziowie przy-
sieg1i z taxa proSba stawili. Dzl-
siaj rano sad przysiegiych ma
mice wyrok gotowy do oglosze-
MIA.
O uwiedzeniu Marina oskarze-
nj So: Giuseppe i Carmelo Nicolo-
ST, Cologera Nicolosi i Piagia Gu
trona.
w stanie Illinois przestepstwo
takie .pociaga I'd soba kare wie-
zienna lub tez szubienice. Podsa-
dni moga bye skazani ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie. w tym wypad-
ku prokuratorya ME prosila Sc
dzi6w przysieg}ych o surowy
wyrok.
Wystawa browarnikow.
Dzisiaj w Coliseum rozpoczyna
sic wystawa browarnikow. o go
dzinie drugiej wszystko bedzie w
peinym ruchu. Wystawcow zgio-
silo sic tylu, re komitet wykona-
wczy mimo najlepszych checi ME
m6gi wszystkich pomiescic / oko-
10 90 firm znajduje sic ma liscie
rezerwowej. Caly gmach jest "a
iety, cd suteren az do samej ga
leryi. Sale wspaniale udekorowa-
no. Olejne obrazy przedstawiaja
rozw6j warzenia plwa poczawszy
cd starozytnych Egipcyan.
Najciekawszem okazem ma wy
stawie jest model malej ale pod
kazdym wzg1edem nowozytnej
browarni. Model ten choc miesci
sic W granicach 400 kwadrato-
(Dokoiczenie ma str. 5ei.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
z Portugalii.

Lizbona, 12 pazdziernika. =
Malo Jest pewnych wieSci o wal
ce z monarchiStami w polnocnej
czesci kraju; zdaje sic jednak, re
wiekszosc ich uszia juz "a grani-
ce hiszpanska. Podobno mona--
chisci rozporzadzaia jednym, czy
dwu okretami wojennymi i chcq
zaatakowac Lizbone, Rad scia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
o Marokko.

Bruksela, II pazdziernika. =
Pisma tutejsze oglaszaja, re
Francya zrobi}a propozycye rza-
dowi Belgii, ably jej W zamian "a
sluzby dyplomatyczne, oddane w
sprawie uznania przez Anglie a
nexyi belgijskiej Konga, odstapi-
Ia Belgia lub wydzierzawila
Francyi spory HAWAI- kraju Kon-
go; Anglia podobno popiera TO
zadanie Francyi. Kwestya ia wy
ioniia sic teraz, gdy Francya ma
Niemcom odstapic Geese swego
Konga, tytulem odszkodowania
"a Marokko. w Belgii mocno ME
pokoja sic los kolonii Kongo.
Sa juz i tacy, ktorzy jego rozbior
zapowiadaja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Konwencya bankierow.

Spriengfield, ILL.,, IL pazdzierni-
ka, = w tutejszym arsenale sta
nowym otworzono wczoraj 21
roczna konwencye organizacyi
Illinois Bankers Association.
Obecnych bylo okolo 1000 dele
gatow. Move powitalna wygiosii
wicegurbernator Oglesby. Kon-
wencya ma zajac sic glownie re-
forma systemu finansowego i
kwestyami tyczacemi sic stosun-
ku bankow do farmerow. Wazna
move wyglosil wczoraj John V.
Farwell, prezydent National Ci-
tizens League, ktory oswald
cyl, re liga zamierza konwencyi
przedlozyc caiy szereg projektow
do reformy systemu bankowego.
System pieniezny W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych jest moze najgor-
Sym W swiecie, jeSli so wogole
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12

oswiadczajac, re uprzedzonym
ME jest, Rozpoczeio sic badanie
kandydatow ma sedziow przysie-
glych; okazuje sic, ze obrohcy
przywiazuja wiele wagi do kwe-
styi, jake zapatrywania maja
kandydaci ma organizacye robot
nicze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Lot Rodgersa.


dziernika. = Aviator Rodgers
'wczoraj przelecia} W swym aero
planie przestrzeh Marshall,
Mo-, przebywszy S4 mil drogi, Ia
dujac po drodze tylko W poblizu
Blue Springs, Mo-, dla nabrania
gazoliny. w podrozy swej Z
Nowego Yorku przebyiLjuz 1883
mil drogi, niewielka przestrzeh
60 dzieli Cd pofowy drogi. Mia
sto tutejsze oslawione jest II "a
wiatorow powodu niebezpiecz-
nych pradow wiatru, ale Rod
gers przeleciai ponad miastem
bez wypadku i spuscil sic ma zie-
mie W. Swope Park, po krot-
kim przestanku, przelcial dalej
do Overland Park. Rodgers musf
dat naprawic swoj motor "a
mierza puScic sic w dalsza droge
dopiero w piatek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, II pazdzlernl-
ka. = Parliament uchwalii zaza-
dac Cd prezydenta de la Barra
rachunkow z wydatkow na re-
krutacye dawniejszych rewolu-
cyonistow, oraz wyjasnienia, "a
co zapiacono bratu prezydenta
Madery, Gustawowi, 642,195 pc
sos. Pierwszy to raz prezydenta
W Mexyku interpeluja W spos0b
TAXI. Podobno nowo obrany pre-
zydent Madero skompletowal juz
swoj cabinet ministeryalny.
Tymczasem walki w kraju roz-
,licznemi bandami rewohucyjnemi
trwaja bez przerwy. Pod Chiapla
stoczono bitwe, W ktorej 13O re-
wolucyonistow pablo, 106-ciu
pojmano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12

gnal wszystkie okrety wojenne
caiego wybrzeza trzyma je
pod stolica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Skazanie niemozliwe.

West Chester, Pa, II pazdziei-
nika. = Dwoch dalszych oskarzo-
nych o wspoiudziai W lynczowa-
niu murzyna Zacha Walkera W
Coatesville uznano niewinnymi.
Sedzlowie przysiegli naradzali sic
mniej niz dwie godziny i estate
cznie uznali oskarzonych niewin-
nymi, chociaz instrukcye sedzie-
go wyraznie domaga}y sic, by ich
uznano winnymi. Dotychczas Z
osob byio oskarzonych o udzial
w lynczowaniu i wszystkich Sic
dmiu uznano niewinnymi. Wal
ter Price, kt6ry przed kiEku ty-
godniami przyzna} sic do why
wystepowai jako swiadek proku-
ratoryi, otrzyma swoj wyrok W
styczniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
REWULUCYA " CHINACH.
ZaWiesZenie broni w Wojnie
Wfoch z Turcya
Rewolucya monarchistow W PortugalI
SPRAWA MAROKKANSKA.
Francya szuka odwetu. Ze spraw
mexykanskich. Z Niemiec.

Process Mcamay Los Angeles Sajk hamwajowy DesMoines
OdlOiOny-Procesy ynczowane nadaremne ban
kier6w Sanu IIinOs-Rodgers Kansas Ciy-Mordcza wal
ka ndyanami -Arybkup Ireland przecwnikiem referendum
iinicyatyWy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Zawalenie sic wiaduktu.

Akron, O., II pazdziernika. -
Z gfoSnym trzaskiem, ktory sly
chac bylo w caiem miescie, zawa-
lii sic tutejszy konkretowy via
dukt ponad szynami kolei Cleve-
land, Akron and Cincinnati, i
zburzyl dworzec frachtowy kom-
panii kolejowej jakoby to byi do
mex Z kart. Wiadukt ten byl ga
lezia wielkicgo wiaduktu ma Mill
str, kt6ry pred kilku laty zbudo-
wano kosztem $250,000.
Wojowniczy Indyanie.
Wabash, Ind, 10 pazdziernika.
: Pani Rena Ridgeway otrzy-
mala Cd zwiazkowych inzynie-
row w Arizonie wiadomosc, re
MAJ jej, Olive Ridgeway, inzy-
nier rzadowy, zostaf zabity przez
Indyan szczepu Yaqui w okolicy
rzadko osiedlonej w Arizonie.
Widocznie odbyia sic krwawa
,walka, bo przy jego zwlokach
znaleziono zwloki trzech mexy-
kahskich gornik6w osmiu In
dyan.
Arcybiskup Ireland przemawia.
Council Bluffs, Ia, 10 pazdzier-
nika. = Ma bankiecie wydanym
przez Army of Tennessee" pre-
mawial takze Arcybiskup Ireland
i przy tel sposobnosci, wykazujac
rozwoj acknowledgement rzadow
20 wojnie o niepodlegiosc, bardzo
surowo potepiai idee inicyatywy,
referendum recall, dowodzac,
ze zaprowadzenie takich reform
zamieni demokracye ma ,,mobo-
kracye" (panowanie motiochu).
Skoro zaprowadzi sic inicyatywe
i referendum, to ciala prawodaw-
cze zamienia sic poprostu w
biura regestrujace wynik chwilo-
wych zapatrywah lub kaprysow
tium6w. Najgorszem jednak jest
,,recall"; do peinienia urzedu W
nokotlczerie ma str. 5eI.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12

lDokonczenle ma str. 5ei.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
Z Nieniec.

Berlin, IL pazdziernika. : u
klady marokkahHkie z rzqdem
tocza sic bez przerwy, ale W ia
jemnicy.
= Posei japohski tutejszy,
Chinda, Pedzie podobno W lutym
roku przysziego przeniesiony do
Waszyngtonu, tamtejszy posel
Uchida ma zostac ministrem
spraw zagranicznych Mikada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12

(Dokonczenie ma str, 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-12
DrIeAE5 AID vSlfoRS covEoA

nazwac MONA systemem; dowo-
dza tego paniki W roku 1888 j
1908, ktore powtarzac sic musza,
jezeli znaczne reformy ME nasta-
pia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23
WIDOW COMFORTED In HER
HOUR OF GRIEF
RICH AND POOR DO THEIR BURYING THE BRAVE
LAD WHOSE BATTLE WITH LIFE ENDED IN POVERTY.

Percy A newsboy a badly
crippled back
with what Saturday night Then he down
the
Pressing the sorrowing
widow, whose prominent in Tacoma society did
her part yesterday afternoon.
Foregoing typified heart
opening Of death Sebert told of
evenings Times Newspaper aloused narrowing
sights almost stunned with surprise at what they
mother lived.
This yelling % a climax this
his Sebert
sank beneath the clod cemetery 1t well
made casket in which resting place
Saturday foWereSS
the County would be all the little fellow
a
odds But Tacoma declared otherwise That's
why the underaker bill eceipted this That's why
Percy is lying beneath a fowerbestrewn
BATTLE
Left fatheess when only month half old Percy had
fought against disease which developed
early fought aid his wild
mother shoulders twisted pain
the hospital noon
and Mamma, mamma" begged last Then
Percys closed forever
Tacoma told the story of Tacoma
sponded beyond the telling All found their
the home of Mr. Mrs A. Brown where Mrs Sber
had occupied their contributions
brought pennies owers and half dollars
ged with dollar five dollar gold pieces This morning
there was sufficient to pay the undertaken
Scarcely had the Times been the street Saturday night
phone calls indicated sight the burial
Percy Puyallup Times
which he would Others brought but majority
the people yesterday visited the home of Mrs Sieber.
brave fighting, crippled boy should be buried.
The burial been paid the widow
sum left over to start her battle alone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23
BLOWS
TO SCHENK
DEFENSE:
CBy United Press Leased Wire. }

CBy United Press Leased Wire. J
WHEELING, w. Va, Jan. %
Heavy blows were dealt here to-
day by Judge Jordan to the de-
Tense of Mrs. Laura Farnsworth
Schenk to the accusation of pois-
oning her rich husband. Judge
Jordan, on motion of the state
struck out of the case the tes-
timony of two important witness
cs, whose evidence was designed
to show that the Schenk family
conspired for the defendant S
downfall.
After courts ruling the state
ested, at 10 o'clock, offeing no
evidence in rebuttal. Arguments
in the case will begin this after
noon.
Through evidence that Mrs.
Schenk had stated that the Rev.
George Way, a Spiritualist pastor,
had predicted Schsnk's death,
deputy sheriffs today are seeking
Way with warrants for his arrest
as a fortune teller. 1t is said
Way has fled the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23
TACOMkS GREAT HEART WOULD NOT LET
PERCY THE NEWSy, GO To PAUPER'S CRAVE
ANOTHER PAPER FINDS STORY
Of PERCY ONLY TOO TRUE

full of chrysanthemums and ferns,
an expensive gift from some SYM
pathizing customer of the little
chap, was on the table. The moth
er handled the flowes and strok-
ed the ribbon which tied them
thoughtlessly. The emptiness in
her life was not to be filled even
temporarily by interest in the hot
house flowers. They were a gift
from one who knew not the biting
necessity and the sordid exigency
with which the bitterness of her
grief was mixed. There was a
knock on the door and a work.
gimed face was thrust in.
rs this where the little boy
died?" came in broken English
from the mans lips, and at a nod
from the mother he held out his
hand with a dollar and half In
his palm-his wages for the day
undoubtedly. The mother took it,
the man withdrew as informally
as he had come in and l had my
initiation into the rites of the
brotherhood OF the poor-the
brtherhood which senses the ne
cessity of others of its kind and
offers freely on the altar of help
full sympathy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23
TACOMA AIRSHIP
MAKES 3 FLIGHTS

The Crawford -Colvin biplane,
made in Tacoma, will fly.
1t did fly Saturday on its first
trial at Lakeview and flew three
times successfully, going like a
clock without hitch or balk.
This machine has been in
course of construction for months.
1t was built by ]. B. Crawford,
Harvey Crawford and w. H.
Crawford, father and sons, in
partnership with w E. Colvin. of
South e street, who furnished the
cash.
Everything being ready, the ma
chine was taken out ON the prairie
yesterday and Harvey Crawford
attempted to fly. He not only
attempted, but succeeded.
The fist time he went up 100
feet and flew a mile and a half.
He came down and went up again
100 feet and flew two miles. The
thid time he arose 200 feet and
went swishing through two miles
and half of clear blue sky.
Goes 40 Miles an Hour
The machine made from 40 to
$50 miles an hour and was per-
fectly manageable at all times. 1t
looks about like the machine
Hamilton had here, but is differ
ent in detail of management in
several important points.
The Crawfords, father and
sons, have been professional bal
loonists and parachute jumpers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23

Following the story i'm Satur-
day evenings Times of the death
of Percy Siebert, a woman writer
for a Tacoma paper, which ap-
peared Sunday morning, visited
the Siebert home. Here, in part,
is the story which she wrote for
the Sunday morning paper. II
goes to show that other people
than the Times thought Percy's
brave fight against death, and his
final passing, worthy of attention
from the public.
''OnFriday afternoon brave
struggle against the combined
odds of deformity and poverty
ended when little Percy Siebert
stretched his poor twisted little
back and closed his eyes for the
last time in the children's ward
of the county hospital. But ut
was brave fight to the last, and
who knows now but the victory
is won aps the little soul has
gone ON, freed from the limita.
tions that cramped it 80 unmerci-
fully while on earth.
Didn't Look II
Percy Siebert was II years old
though he looked scarcely hall
of that, so small was his deform-
ed body. Fatherless from the time
he was an infant in his mothers
arms, he had been reared in the
hard school that poverty institutes
for her chosen ones. When little
more than baby he had severe
attack of pneumonia and append.
citis and the lack of care that at
tends lack of funds left him with
a crooked back.
Two years ago he began to take
the responsibilities of his sex up
on his bent shouldes and started
in his business career on the
street corner as a means of cas-
ing his mothers burden.
His little body was weak but
his mind was bright and courag'
eos, and up to the last few weeks
of his life he planned and worked
feverishly with a view to earn
ing more and so being able t
make his mothers life comfort
able.
The last talk we had," hi
mother said to me, 'ihe asked me
if i thought he could learn t
run an elevator, and he laughed
and talked of the time when hi
shold earn as much as $12 6
week and we could put away 81
of it in the savings bank"
Two Kinds of Charity
Yesterday afternoon l called
uopn this mother in her humble
home, 7231s Court d. She ha(
just come in and her room wal
cold and cherries. A great arm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23

|Clapp, Minnesota, and Bristow OF
Kansas and Lenroot of Wisconsin ;
Representative-elect William Kent,
California; Clifford Pinchot, Penn
sylvania; George l.. Record of New
Jersey.
The declaration of principles
was signed by nine republican
United States senators, the COVER
nors of six republican states, and
13 members of the house.
The object of the league is the
promotion of popular government
and progressive legislation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-01-23
JURY BRINGS VERDICT
OF ACQU|TTAL; WOMAN
ALONE IN THE WORLD
INDIGNATION THROUGHOUT CITY-WONf.
AN HAS NO PLANS FOR FUTURE

verdict of guilty money amounting
$50 the surprise packet nted Mrs Kashaug
by the 0:15 this morning.
large crowd assembled and
m.
a The Judge
notified the prisoner brought
the he
guilty" of ap-
Judge Chapman
will be accepted" the Attorneys Kelly
Johnson, who defended
shook hands.
UTTERLY FRIENDIESS
KvalsIlaug 20 thai
in the
corridor al reception kinds and
conditions of shook hands with the man,
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THEN IT HAPPENED

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
Los. ANGELES, Jan 23.-The
local Chinese colony is in mourn
ing. today. The sacred rat of
Chinatown is dead. Petted and
fed for yeas, the revered rodent
enjoyed the freedom and the ex-
lusive homes in the Chinese
quarter. Last night the rat
: monster without any tall
,Ilmbed into the chair of Sam
soul. the fat man of Chinatown
rhe lights were low when Sam
at down. The end
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TRIES SUICIDE; GOES TO PEN

Changed with attempting sui
eide, Charles Dalling pleaded gull
ty this morning before Judge
Chapman. He told the judge
that he was disgusted with him
self and didn't know what to do.
He was offered the choice of one
year in the Tefomatory or a year
at Walla Walla. He chose Walla
Walla, stating that he was sick
of the Kelley treatment.
This is the first conviction un-
der the state suicide law.
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TO BLOW
UP ALL NEGROES

HOMINY, Okla, Jan. 23.-It is
estimated today that fully It's ne
groes have left Hominy since Sum-
day. following the appearance OF
posters In various parts of the
town threatening all blacks who
did not leave. Mysterious explo-
sions which occurred In vaious
parts Of the place yesterday and
last night FASTENED the depart
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TWO DROWNED
WHILE SKATING
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WHITE FISH, Mont. Jan. 23.
THE bodies of Miss Grace Rob-
inson, a school teacher, and JOS
eph Cavanaugh, a salesman, who
were drowned yesterday while
skating on a lake near here, were
recovered today.
With a number of friends Cav
anaugh and Miss Robinson had
ventured far out on the ice, which
gave way beneath them. Their
companions made frantic efforts
to rescue them, but the ice was
too thin to bear the weight of the
rescuers.
Miss Robinson's parents live
here. Cavanaugh's father Is SEN
ior member of the M. Senay Mer-
camille company.
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No use talking, Gilpin's yellow
pup was as worthless as pair of
Christmas suspenders. e was so
onery that every breath of afr he
consumed was crime. Gilpin de-
cided to eradicate the purp, whose
name, by the way, was Narcissus.
Just to be sure the job would
be a complete one, Gilpin selected
a likely looking stick of dynamite
and tied 1t to the vacillating eau
raj appendage of Narcissus. Then
he lit the fuse and ran for the
house.
So did Narcissus, faithful dog.
THE END.
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Suggest That Cities Exchange Girls
To Better Their Condition

BOSTON, Jan. 23.-Declaring
that many of 1.-THE wayward girls of
Ameican cities would become
good women IL removed from
their vicious associations, District
Attorney Joseph Pelletier is out
here today with the proposal that
an inter-city exchange would ac-
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complish great things.
Pelletier would have Boston
take New York girls, Chicago
take Boston girls and so on. He
maintains that it would pay well
for the different municipalities to
go to the expense of transporting
this class of girls.
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300 KILLED
IN BA7T7TL- =.

DIRE who were shot in their
homes by federal soldiers, who
fired at insurgents in their door
ways. The town was held by the
troops at the last report, but the
rebels are pressing it hard. The
rebels plan to seize all the Mex
lean towns along the Ell Paso &
Northwestern railroad.