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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
THE DAILY CHIT.CHAT.
BY Ruth Cameron.

A society called the 'Gideons." which is
composed of Christian commercial travel
ers, has recently started q crusade to
place Bibles in the guestrooms of all the
hotels in the country.
Many thousands have been gladly &C
cepted by the managers of all classes of
hotels from the most fashionable and
expensive hestelries to the one-night Iodg-
ing houses.
! Now, when they get all the hotels in the
country supplied I have another sugges-
| ton for the Gideons. and that is that
they start a crusade to place Bibles in
our homes.
| I really think that every one would be
astonished II census could be taken
| showing how many homes-houses l
would say-are absolutely without
Bible.
You see, the furniture dealers. who ad-
vertise to fit out our young people for
| housekeeping at the rate Of $40 or 500 for
four rooms probably don't include Bibles
! In that furnishing. And as for the huge
family Bible which used to be such a
| common wedding present-well, how long
| since you've seen one at wedding!
But not all Of the houses that lack
Bible are Of the fuor-rooms-for-n ninety
eight-dollar class. ! was visiting in a
beautiful house the other day when GONE
question Of Bible history arose.
| We argued over 1t Tor Few minutes
| and then decided to look it up. Where
| upon the MISTRESS of that beautiful place
/ came forward and actually declared that
there wasn't Bible in the house.
am happy to say that she did have the
grace to be very much ashamed.
Family religion, it seems to mo. 10 fast
| dying out.
The beautiful old custom Of grace be-
fore meat has become almost entirely a
thing of the past.
Family nravers ara almost unknown
even in the most avowedly Christian
homes
Is the Bible to go out Of the home too?
Will we have to go to church to read the
Bible some day?
If you don't believe in the Bible as an
inspired book. surely you do want 1t as
the most beautiful book OF moral precepts
that has ever been enunciated.
| A step further-if you don't want the
Bible for either religious or moral rea-
| sons. surely you can't afford not to have
one Of the finest pieces Of literature in the
| English language, one Of the most mag
niicent collections Of prose and poetry
every compiled, In your home?
My friend declared that she was going
to bury Bible the very next day. but
fancy it will be safe to send the Gideons
| to her when they start on the home cru
SADIE.
Need I send them to your home?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
An Aid to Beauty.

Sassafras tea is an excellent purifier
and should be used in the spring when
brown spots make their appearance on
the skin. To make it steep two table
spoonfuls of the dried root in three pints
of water for twenty minutes. It may he
slightly sweetened and taken freely dur
ing the day. The juice OF pineapple ID
also said to be possessed OF clarifying
qualities. which act upon the skin by re-
moving the cause of discoloration. Sim
pie diet. nourishing and easily digested
foods and plenty Of exercise in the open
air are all on the list of natures rem
edies.
To hasten the action Of these cures IN
external application Of a good bleaching
lotion is advisable One mild bleach il
composed of sixty grains OF salicylic acid
and four ounces of bay rum. II Is ap-
piled night and morning, and when the
skin shows signs of roughening its use
should be discontinued and touch OF
oxide of zinc ointment substituted. Spir-
it's Of camphor freely and frequently ap-
piled may also prove beneficial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

the hour of breakfast, which should be
between ten and eleven, is correct, or the
telephone may be pressed into service.
Ask the visitor to name any one she par
ticularly desires to have included among
the number Of guests and fill out the list.
to the number of ten, with the names of
intimate friends.
The appointments of the breakfast should
be quite simple. a plain white cloth with
pretty centerpiece graced by a crystal
vase holding fresh flowers. An effective
f1Oral center for this season Of the year
Is a bouquet OF old-fashioned flowers, all
colors included. with a nosegay Of diff
ferent one of the blossoms that 70 to
adorn the table as favor at each place
Crystal trays for condiments, receptacles
for seasoning and the breakfast covers
complete the setting of the table.
when the guests are invited into the din
ing room the first course. melons or fruit
In season, should be waiting at each
with hot bread. broiled chicken, chops or
birds, served with plain cress. lettuce or
tomato salad, may follow in the order
named. II this menu is too elaborate, one
or two OF the courses may be omitted.
The French custom of terminating the
early morning meal with bar lie due and
toasted crackers, or thin pancakes spread
with marmalade or strip. then rolled
up and busted with sugar. is one to ap-
peal to the appetite of the person with
q penchant for sweets, otherwise tabooe !
at this meal. Hot waffies may be substi-
tuted in place Of the pancakes
The hostess will have a pretty coffee or
chocolate service brought to her at ia BILE
and pour the morning cup from the
steaming kettle into dainty china recep-
tacles. the grace Of such a service giving
the finishing touch of hospitality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

dinner can be made into a luncheon salad.
Peas, beans. beets or asparagus tips, sepa-
rately or combined. are excellent for this
purpose. Tomatoes. lettuce and cucum-
bers require only a few minutes to pre-
pare. Cold meats diced with nuts, celery
or cabbage are delicious. All of these
can be dressed from the mayonnaise jar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Chicken Salad Rolls.

Take long French rolls, very fresh, cut
off one end and remove the interior
crumb. Fill the hollowed-out roll with
chicken salad. replace the end and tie on
with baby ribbon. package fashion. These
are easily eaten, and are so delicious that
they promise to become the rage at early
afternoon teas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Marvellous.

Evanst Headache Cologne is
marvellous to rub with and inhale
for SUMMER colds, neuralgia, head
ache, heht fatigue, cold in the
head, hay fever, etc.
Price, large bottle...........a5c
Price, srtall bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

The secret of good salad lies in the
dressing. No matter how excellent the
ingredients may be, or how appetizing
the combinations, without the proper
dressing to complete the making the salad
is fiat and tasteless. One cook has dis
covered an excellent mayonnaise dressing
that will keep for several days, and SO
makes it in large quantities to have al.
ways on hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
HaSty Sandwiches.

A crisp leaf Of lettuce between thin
slices Of bread requires but teaspoonful
OF mayonnaise to complete a dainty and
tempting square. Peanut butter is i'm
proved by Q bit Of the dressing. Cucum-
bers substituted in place OF lettuce are
always favorites of the sandwich plate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Neapo1itaines.

Roll pie paste into slices a quarter of an
inch thick and cut into strips four by two
inches. Bake in quick oven, spread half
the strips with favorite preserve or
jelly, place the remaining strips on top
and cover with vanilla or white boiled
icing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Fruit Tarts.

Make rich pie crust. line tart or muf-
fin tins with the paste. Fill with fresh
Strawberries. raspberries, cherries. or
anges, pineapples, peaches, apricots or
any fruit in season, busting generously
with sugar and -four, and bake in mOder-
ate oven. jam or preserves may be SUBJ
stituted for fresh fruit. in which case the
tarts are baked first, filled with the fruit
and returned to the oven for q few min
utes. hipped cream spread thickly over
the top adds greatly to their taste.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

water and vinegar in granite pan and let
I come to boil. Beat the rest Of the in
gradients to q smooth cream and pour
slowly into the vinegar, stirring rapidly
Put In self-sealing can and keep in the
refrigerator. As 1t is used season with
cayenne pepper and whip in cream beaten
to a stif frotfl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

The refrigerator should be emptied OF
its contents, thrown open and thoroughly
scalded out with boiling water At least
once a week. Remove the shelves and
wash them in hot water, and do not for
get to scald the cabinet in which the Ice
is kpt Use a deordane sinfectant
and keep the doors open until the in
terror is entirely dry. Neglected re-
frigerators not only destroy the flavor OF
foods, but cause them to spoil easily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Tea Kisses.

Beat the whites Of four eggs to q stiff
froth and sift in gently a cup Of pow
dered sugar. Flavor with almond and
drop by spoonfuls on paper-lined cake tin.
being careful to round of smoothly. Dust
with sifted sugar and dry in very mod
crate oven. being careful not to brown.
Allow to stand, upside down, in warm
place overnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Mayonnaise Dressing.

Take the yolks Of six eggs. one teaeup
Of good cider vinegar. scant teacup OF
white sugar, one tablespoonful Of pure
mustard. one-fourth pound Of butter. one
teaspoonful Of salt, one pint Of water and
two tablespoonfuls OF cornstarch. Put
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27
Hints to the Hostess.

When entertaining for a friend who Is
visiting in the house. the informal break
fast should not be overlooked. Such q
courtssy - 20 delightfully."- ''chatty'' and
intimate that It Is sure to be remem-
beIed as one Of the happiest events Of
the visit.
A simnle note of Invitation annnuncin1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

Ground cold boiled ham or minced chicken
requires mayonnaise to complete its fla
vor. Cold boiled eggs chopped fine and
made into a paste with dressing are
nourishing and palatable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-27

An attractive design for bordered material shown the
drawing today The sleeves and upper bodice portion
in the border showing the sleeves An inverted por
ton of the border used for the lower of the blouse and
shaped band is from alover lace the neck The
skirt has shaped band of lace above the border and below
band of the plain The original of the sketch of dark
blue and white batse and with it white hat
decorated with shaded blue plume.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
Ratuie narzeczona a sam ginie OkrO'.
pna smiercia pod kofami pociagu.
Elektryfikacya kolei.
Granice dIa kolei parowej: Gary, Evan
ston, La Grange, Blue Island.
|Niedosz1e sarnob6jstWo.
pjaczka wiesza sic stacy policyjnej.

Gubernator Robert S. Vessey.
z South Dakota; CUB. John Burke
North Dakota; Cub. Oswald
West Oregon; Cub. James II.
Hawley Idaho; Cub. Adolph
O. Eberhart Minnesota; Cub
Edwin L. Norris Montana; Cub
Joseph M. Carey z Wyoming;
Podgubernator S. R. Fitzgerald
z Colorado; Pulkownik Calvin
B. Brown z Panama Pacific Ex-
position; Komisarz S. J. Rich z
Idaho.
Urzednicy ci zwiedza caiy
Wschod. Celem podrozy jest re-
klama dla Stanow zachodnich.
Prezesem komitetu recepcyjne-
90 ma bankiecie Association Of
Commerce Dyi p. Jan L. Snlulskl'
Strajk.
Wczoraj rozpoczai sic strajk W
fabryce wyrobow emaliowanych,
L. Wolff, ma rogu Robey j Car
roll ave. o godzinie otej wieczo-
rem prace rzuci}o 2o7 robotni-
1KiiotW. Zerwano wszelkie konferen-
eye ugodowe, bo pracodawcy ME
chcieli podwyzszyc zarobku / u
nil ME chcieli uznac. Ma konfe-
rencyach tych pracodawcy grozi-
Ii nawet obnizeniem zarobku.
Komitet strajkierow urzedowo,
zawiadomii mas tenn straJku,
proszac, by w tenn sposob innych
robotnikow przestrzedz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29

suitana Turcyi, Abdula Hamida,
Dzien wczorajszy przyniosf
S533, 900.
= Zmari tn bar. Gustav Roth
schild, czlonek znanaj rodziny
Observation-Disclosures.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, 2S listopada. =
Rad otrzymai oswiadczenie od
rzadu Stanow Zjednoczonych, IL
tam mic ME maja przeciw temu,
re Rosya domaga sic usuniecia z
Persyi administrators finansow,
Schustera-Amerykanina Rosya
wstrzymaia wysylke wojsk dc
Persyi zada6 bedzie cd jej rzq-
du odszkodowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
z DULUTH, MINI.

= Znalazi sic Adam Pietkiewicz,
kt6ry znikf byl 2 Duluth pred 1edena-
stu laty. Myslano, re stracii woWczas
5vcie W pozarze stajni wowczas HAM
mera Duluth, tymczasem oKazu-
je sic, ze pojechaf do Chisholm l
tam prowadzi wyszynk pod nazwi-
skiem Adam Peyton. Sam sic teraz
zgiosii do policyi W Duluth 2 zada-
MEM by mu doreczono list, otrzyma-
nv = jak s}yszai = przez policye du-
lucka cd krewnej jego, ROXY Mar
kowskiej, mieszkajacej W Anglii 20
wiada, ae Duluth przeniosi sic maj
r'erw do Virginia tam zalozY wy
szynk w poaarze, kt6ry zniszczyi 10
miasto przed kilkunastu laty, strach
wyszynk zarazem adresy wszystkich
swoich krewnych, mieszkajacych "a
granica. Pc spalenic sic Virginii po
iechai do Chisholm tam mieszka do
tychczas.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.

- ChIoroformem otruf sic wezoraJ
Walter Moss, 1902 Parnell ave.
= o $4,000 odszkodowania skarzy
Charles Miller dra Gilberta White,i
ktory obiecal przywrocic mu wzrok
"a to grubo kazai sobie zapiacic. ku-
racya sic ME uda}a.
Pod zarzutem kryminalnego ma
radu ma maioletnia Kat. Lauture a.
resztowano Jamesa Keatinga.
= "a kradziez przesyiek ekspre'
sowych ma 10 mfesiecy domu robot
noslano wczoraj Patricka Gormana.
~. Baer ME chciafa zapiaeie ra-
chunku W sumie $92 "a przejazdzke
samochodem "a to ja aresztowano.
Ma $25 kary skazano Ray Gite'a
/, Aug. Coy, kt6rzy chcieli uoskupac'
Jamesa Frosta
- Dzisiaj wdowy po strazakach o.
trzymaja pieniadze dla mich zeorane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29

majacymi ia sprowadzic, ale "a
dnych srodkow zapobiegawczycl
ME zarzadzal.. Rowniez utrzymy-
wal Barker, re tax zWany plan
Aldricha w kwestyi waluty, wcale
przez Aldricha ME zostal ulozo-
ny, tylko przez niejakiego Wa
buttona z firmy bankowej Kuhn,
Loeb and Co., w Nowym Yorku,
i re zebrano fundusz w sumie mi
Iona dolarow, azeby doprowadzic
do przyjecia planu.
Ow ,,finansista nowojorski'
(wydaje sic, re byl to Harriman)
oznajmil byl Barkerowi, re cho-
dzi o plan przeprowadzenia W
kongresie pewnej novel; kolejo-
wei. Nowela ia miala znosic p}a-
Genie rabatoW wydaWanie VOL
nych biletow jazdy, co W gruncie
rzeczy dla zarzadow kolejowych
miaio bye korzystnem, ale pod
innymi wzgledami miaia W ten
sposob regulowac ruch kolejo-
wy, by dla wlascicieli kolei 70
bylo korzystnem. Uiozono sic, re
Roosevelt 2 poczatku ,,bardzo be-
die haiasowaig czego mu mkt
ME zabroni, ale pozniej stopnio-
wo rlstapi, dochody kolei "a to
zwieksza sic rocznie Q 300 do 400
milionow dolarow. Barker powie-
dial, re mu sic ia rzecz wydaia
tax nieprawdopodobna il napisal
list zapytaniem do Roosevelta,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29

czyn W przystepie oblqkania. y
sprawiedliwiaia sic TEN, re me
zowi odebrala zycie, ably .dusze
jego ratowac", kiedy sic dowle-
dziala, re zakochaf sic W pewneJ
miodej dziewczynie. Lekarze
teraz badaja stan unlysiowy PAM
O,Shaugnessy, Jezeli sic okaze,
re jeszcze jest oblakana, to wy
Sic sic ia do zakladu obiakanych !;
jezeli ME, to zostanie wypuszczo-
ma ma wolnoSc. Kiedy oskarzona
uslyszala wyrok dla siebie ME
spodziewany, zenldlona upadla
ma podioge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
z Nieniec.

Berlin, 80 listopada, = Prasa
niemiecka szeroko sic rozpisuje o
movie ministra angielskiego,
Grey'a, wygioszonej W parlamen-
Gle; giosy i zdania So podzielone,
ale wiekszosc przemawia "a spo-
kojem i powrotem do rownowa-
gi, czego istotnie Niemcom bar
dzo potrzeba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
q MONTREAL. ONT.

Poiak Wiktcr Matkowski zabii sie-
kiera wielkiego niedzwiedzia. Do
schroniska robotnikow przy robo-
tach kolejowych dostai sic niedz-
wiedz, / zaatakowai kucharza, ktory
okrzykiem: help. help, bearH po-
daryl do robotnikow. Matkowskt
schwyciwszy siekiere podazyi ma ra-
tunek kucharKowi i jednym ciosem
siekiery powalii zwierze trupem. =
Niedzwiedz waayi All funt6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
Uznana niewinna.

Nowy York. 90 listopada. =
PAM Franciszka O5Shaugnessy,
oskarzona zamordowanie meza,
zostala uznana niewinna powo-
du, ze. sedziowie przysiegli przx-
szli do przekonania, re popelnila
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
1sIsgramy Krsjoxe,
Ieszcze o oredziu prezydenta.

JeSZcZe o orSQZlu prezyQentd.
Waszyngton, 2S listopada. =
Ze zr6dla dobrze poinformowa-
nego nadchodzi wiadomosc, re O.
redzie prezydenta Tafta, zawiera-
jace tylko 5000 wyrazow, ktore
kongresowi zostanie doreczone W
przyszly wtorek, zajmuje sic wy
Iacznie kwestya trustow. Jak
pred dwoma laty, tax teraz
prezydent Taft poleci jako jedy-
ny, Srodek, inkorporowanie przez
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych; ME
poleca tez Taft w oredziu zmiany
lub poprawy ustawy Shermana.
Tylko jeden prezydent pred Ta-
item W SVEN rocznem oredziu do
kongresu o jednej tylko sprawie
wyrazii swe zapatrywania; byi
to prezydent Cleveland, sktory w
roku 1887 w oredziu wylacznie
poruszal kwestye taryfy. w
ciagu sesyi kongresu, pan Taft
zamierza W miare uznania pre-
sylac specyalne oredzia.
Ia Taftem.
Springfield, H., 90 listopada. =
Ma zebraniu stowarzyszenia wy
dawcow gazet republikanskich
przyjeto rezolucye popierajace a
dministracye Tafta polecajace o.
branie jego ponowne prezyden-
tenn. Co do taryfy, ustep odnoSny
rezolucyi brzmi: nPozostajemy
wiernymi republikanskiej polity-
ce taryfy ochronnej jeStesrny "a
umiejetna rewizya taryfy zmie-
rzajaca do tego, by amerykahskic
place i amerykanskie prowadze-
ME zycia utrzymac ma wysokosci
istniejacej'. Dalsze rezolucye O
swiadczaja sic przeciw inicyaty-
vie i referendum, jakotez IRE
call', jake doktrynom socyalisty-
cznym przynoszacym szkode
rzadowi amerykanskiemu. Rezo-
lucye domagaja sic, by wszyscy
kandydaci przy prawyborach 20
bowiazywali sic solidarnie popie-
rae kandydata zwycieskiego. Po-
leca sic tez poprawienie ustawy
prawyborczej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
TelegTamy zagraniczne'
q Chin.

Pekin, 2S listopada. = Walk
krwawe W caiej zrewolucyonizo-
wanej polaci kraju = trwaja bez-
ustannie; rzadowi ostatnio odnle-
sli nawet pare sukcesow po ca
Iym szeregu niepowodzeh dotych-
czasowych. Mianowicie odzySka-
Ii oni miasta Hau- ang i W.T.
Czang, zajete poprzednio przez
powstanc6w.I Podobno rewolu-
cyoniSci sa teraz skionniejsi do
rokowan pokojowych, a to dig
XII powodzeniu W walce obecnego
dow6dcy rzadowego, gen. Fong-
Kwo-Czenga. Nankin wciaz sic
broni, ale lada chwila przejdzie w
rece rewolucyonistow; walki
trwaja dniem noca, tocza sic
w samem miescie i ma jego uli-
each.
- Ma ogd stanowisko rzadu
znacznie sic W dniach ostatnich
poprawiio; dwu prowincyi juz
doniesiono, re wracaja one do
poddanstwa j ME chca uznawao
republikanskiego rzadu rewolu-
cyoniStow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
Elektryfikacya kolei zelaznej.

Elektryfikacya kolei zelaznej.
w raporcie odnosnego komlte-
tu z Iona Association of Com
merce znajduja sic polecenia co
do elektryfikacyi wszystkich ko-
lei zelaznych W Chicago. w kie-
runku poludniowym elektryflka-
cya ma sic zaczac W Harvey i
Gary, W polnocnej stronie w E
vanston, ma zachodniej stronle
w Blue Island, La Grange Fran
kiln Park.
Stowarzyszenie powyzsze stara
sic o to, by ma wszystkich kole-
ZACH zelaznych, ktore przyjezdza-
ia do Chicago zaprowadzono po-
ciagi elektryczne i lokomotywy
obecne w granicach miasta znie-
siono.
Pociagi wjezdzajace tn musia--
Iyby sic ma chwilke W powyz-
szych miejscowosciach zatrzymy-
wac, odczepiac lokomotywy paro
we, zaprzegac lokomotywy e.
lektryczne, ktoreby nastepnle
.wciagaly wagony do samege mia
sta. w granicach miasta Chica-
60 ME byloby lokomotyw paro-
wych, wytWarzajacych dym.
Ratuje zycie dziewczynie, sam
ginie.
Ernest Weekly, agent asekura-
cyjny, lat "a LEGACY, zam. pm. 537
w. Gotta ul. poswiecii w}asne zy-
Gle, ably uratowac Celestyne En-
chall. Uratowal ia cd niechybnej
smierci pod kolami ,pociagu Wa
bash, sam pod kolami tegoz po-
ciagu zginai ma miejscu.
Wypadek ten zdarzyl sic ma
krzyzowce przy 59tej ulicy. Cele-
sigma Erchall, 70 letnia dzlew-
czyna pracujaca w skladzie jubi-
lerskim +. H. Noble & Co., wra-
Gala do domu.
Weekly widzial W jakim ME
bezpieczehstwie dziewczyna sic
znajduje, wytezyf wszystkie silly,
ziapai dziewczyne pchnql ia z
toru, ale sam size ME mogi urato-
wac. Zmiazdzonytzostal do nlepo-
znania. By}a to para narzeczo-
nych.
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Rad ChIhski bierze gore!
Niepowodzenia rewolucyl
= Wojrly.
Przygotowania do publicznego Konsy-
storza W Watykanie.
z Hiszpanii z Portugalii.
Echa mOwy Grey'a Angi Memczech.
= Wojny.
z Hiszpanii i z Portugalii.
Echa mOwy Grey'a Anglii j W Niemezeeh.


TreSc oredza Repubkanske Sane Hi
Roosevelt
anita Zviazku
cesen Me Namary Zakonczenie Pattersonowe
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z Hiszpanii.
z Anglii.

Londyn, 20 listopada. O.
negdaisza nova ministra Grey'a
o sytuacyi politycznej, wygioszo-
ma w parlamencie, wywaria wra-
zenie doskonaie W caiym kraju;
ua gieide zadnego ME zaznaczy-
Ia wpiywu. Prasa komentuJe
niezyczliwie krzyki niemieckie /
utvskiwania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-29
z Francyi.

Paryz. 80 listopada. Trivia
IN dalei lieytacya klejnot6w ex-
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Gubernatorowie W Chicago.

Siedmiu najwyzszych urzednl-
kow w Stanach zachodnich /
trzech przedstawicieli innych Sta
now zachodnich przyjechaio
wczoraj do Chicago specyalnym
pociagiem St. Paul, Mimi. Tu
ich bardzo goscinnie podejmowa-
no. Najpierw urzednicy wystawy
rolniczej urzadzili bankiet ma ich
Geese, potem klub Chicago Adver-
tising podal i'm wspaniala prze-
kaske nastepnie Association of
Commerce zgotowaio i'm owacye,
zapraszajac jake gosci honoro-
wych ma bankiet urzadzony ma
Geese burmistrza Harrisona i je-
go gabinetu;
Specyalnym pociagiem przyje--
chali nastepujacy:
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NiedoszIe sanobojstwo.

Pc klotni mezem, Anna Mel
son, lat 80 liczaca, zalewa}a roba-
ka tax obficie, re wreszcie musia-
no ia umieScic "a kratami ma sta
cyl policyjnej przy Desplaines ul.,
gdzie chciala sobie odebrac zycie
przez powieszenie.
Nelsonowa znaleziono nawpoi
nartwa. Dozorczyili spostrzegia
ia VEGAS czempredzej przeciela
szmate, ma ktorej sic powiesiia.
Ubranie podaria W pasy zroblia
zer, Stryczek
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(Dokonczenie ma str. 5ei.)
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z Rzyrnu.

Rzym, % listopada. Jutro od-
bedzie sic publiczny konsystorz
Papieski W Watykanie; przygo-
towania don ogromne: uroczy-
stoSc odbedzie sic W kaplicy Sy-
xtynskiej, gdzie nowo-mianowa-
nj Kardynaiowie zloza przysiege
W rece 'Ojca Sw. Zaproszeh roze-
siano bardzo wiele.
Wczoraj odbylo sic W anne
rykanskiem Kollegium przyjecie,
ma ktorem byli dwaj Kardynalo-
wie-Amerykanie, X. Abp. Farley
i x. Abp. O'Connel. JEm, X.
Kardynal Farley zaprosA ma ju-
tro paru wybitnych dygnitarzy
amerykanskich, duchownych /
swieckich ma indyka" do siebie
= bo to ,,dzien dziekczynienia
X. Farley dopiero W styczniu Po-
wroci do N. Yorku.
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z woiny.

Tripolis, 30 listopada. = w o
negdajszej kilkonastogodzinnel
bitwie. W ktorej Wiosi odnieSli
wielkie zwyciestwo, straty ich by
" nader nieznaczne, podobno
tylko 16 ludzi zostalo zabitych, a
okolo 100 odniosio rany. Wlosi
zdobyli obsadzili fortece Mesri
i Henri; wzieli tez sporo jehcow.