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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07

miecki konsul, jake senior ciala
konsularnego rowniez wszedf na
okret flagowy i prosii, by vice
admiral Faravelli wziai ma sic
bic odpowiedzialnosc "a utrzy-
mamie porzadku W mieScie i bez-
pieczenStwo cudzoziemcow.
Wyjazd wojsk.
Rzym, Z pazdziernika. E
skadra torpedowcow wyruszyia z
Neapolu dla utorowania drogi
dla transportowcow wiozacych
wojska. Pierwsza dywizya tran
sportowcow-wszystkich bedzie
cztery, = wyruszy z Neapolu 10
pazdziernika pod dowodztwem
gen. Caneva. Kazda dywizya Ii
czyc bedzie $4,000 ludzi i obejmo-
wac bedzie dwie brygady piecho-
ty, try szwadrony kawaleryi /
jeden pulk artyleryi. - Kiedy
drugi puik przechodzii kolo Wa
tykanu, zmierzajac ku dworcowi
kolejowemu, W paiacu otworzy-
10 sic okno biala postac OLGA
Swietego, biogosiawiaca odcho-
dzacych, w MEM sic ukaza}a. O.
gromna cisza zalegia, gdy spo-
strzezono, co sic staio, potem
wybuchly entuzyastyczne okrzy-
XII ma czesc Papieza, Kiedy woj-
sko przeszio, okno sic zamknelo.
Turecki okret zatopiony.
Massowa, Eritrea, Afryka, 1go
pazdziernika. = z fortu Hodei.
dab W jednym z portow Arabii
strzelano wiele razy do wioskie-
go krazownika Aretusa, kiedy
plynal po Morzu Czerwonem
dla bronienia wioskich okretow
handlowych. Strzaly zadnej ME
zrzadziiy szkody; odpowiadano
wystrzalami Sprowokowany je-
dnak W ten sposob, krazownik
pozniej zaatakowai kanonierke
turecka i zatopA ia. Wlosi "a
mierzali w Morzu Czerwonem
tylko obronne zajac stanowisko,
ale w TAXI sposob zaatakowani,
przeszli W offensywe, Aretusa,
statek depeszowy Staffeta O.
kret Volcano, jakotez nniejsze
okrety otrzymaiy polecenie Sci
gania niewielu starych kanonie-
rex, jake Turcya ma W Morzu
Czerwonem atakowania fortow
Yemenu w razie potrzeby.
Rojalisci portugalscy poOici.
Lizbona, pazdziernika.
Garstka rojalistow zostala pobi-
ia w bitwie z republikanskiem
woiskiem W poblizu Braganza W
Tras-Os-Montes, w polnocno-
wschodniej czesci Portugalii, Do
nosza, re inny oddziai rojalistow
we Vinhaes, IA mil ma zachod cd
Braganza, otoczony jest przez
republikanow.
Republikanie przyznaJa teraz'
re rojalisci przekroczyli granice,
ale cenzura depesz j gazet bar
do Jest ostra. 700 roJahStow
pod dowodztwem Senhora CANA
cho Canavarro wkroczyio do
Portugalii we czwartek rano cd
strony Zamory W Hiszpanii | "a
ieli miejscowosci Franco, Car
regesu, Spinhozello, Paco, Sou-
cello i Paraimo. 2OO0 rojalistow
najrozmatitszych stronnictw
Hatterman / CLAM poaycza wan pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07

przylaczylo sic skupiaja swe 81
ly we Vinchaes. Kilka bitew sic
odbylo, ale podobno niezbyt
krwawych,
Londyn, pazdziernika. =
Ksiaze Vizeu, dawniej ksiaze
Migule de Braganza, syn Donna
Miguela, pretendenta portugal
skiego wyjechai dis pospiesznie,
podobno ma jakas wanna familij-
na konferencye w sprawie poloze
MIA rojaliStow W Portugalii. =
Ksiaze Wien ozeniony jest
panna Anita Stewart z Nowego
Yorku, corka pani Smith wielo-
krotnej milionerki. Podobno jest
Ypubliczna tajemnica'' re na pa
MIA Smith kilkakrotnie nalegano,
by dawaia fundusze ma powsta-
ME monarchistow w Portugalii,
ale ona stale odmawiaia, chociaz
przy powodzeniu monarchistow,
lei corka mogiaby zostac krolo-
wa.
Francuzi w Agadir.
Berlin, Z pazdziernika. = Gro
mada Francuzow wczoraj wywie-
siia flage francuska ponad Aga
direm w Marokko przez czas
niejaki grozily komplikacye mig
dzynarodowe. Oznajmiono, re
Francya ogfosiIa protektorat i re
francuski krazownik jest w dro-
DE do Agadiru. Rad francuski
natychriast zaprzeczyl tel VIE
sci, a ME majac reprezentanta W
Agadirze, polecil konsulowi w
Mogadorze, by proSii wladze ma
rokkanskie Q zarzadzenie zdjecia
flagi. Jak siychac, kalif w Agadi-
RE ma wiasna odpowiedzialnosc
przedtem zarzadzil zdjecie flagi;
ale Francuzi tamtejsi sic oparli.
Wtedy zwrocii sic do niemiec-
kiego okretu wojennego Y porcie,
ale tam odmowiono interwencyi.
- Zajscie Gale wywoiaio sensa-
eye, ale zdaje sic, re wkrotce te-
mu poiozy sic koniec.
Nowy cabinet szwedzki.
Stockholm, Z pazdziernika. -
K. Staff, przywodca liberalow,-
utworzyi wczoraj cabinet, jake
nastepca premlera Lindamana,
ktory zrezygnowai 80 wrzeSnia.
Hr. Albert Ahrenavard, szwedz-
XII posel W Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych, zostanie ministrem spraw
zagranicznych, a innymi czfonka-
mi So DIR. D. K. Bergstrom, woj-
ma: NJ. Landstrom, sprawiedli-
wost; posel Jacob LARSON, ma
rynarka; posei P. A. v. Schotte,,
sprawy zewnetrzne baron a. L.
Adeiswaerg, finansc; DIR. Fried
jof Berg, oswiata posei Alfred
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07
TeIegTamy zagTaniczRe.
z TEATRU woJNY.
Rad wsoski W Tripolis.

Rzym, Ego pazdziernika. = u
rzedowe uwiadomienie ogIosilo
wczoraj, re Wlosi zajel miasto
Tripolis. Kontradmirai Borea d.
Olmo zostal zamianowany guber-
natorem w Tripolis. Dalsze Cd
dzialy marynarzy wczoraj wy
sadly ma lad wojskowe zajecie
miasta uzupeiniio sic bez przesz-
kody. Niemiecki konsul zawiado-
mil wiceadmiraia Faravelli. re
podczas bombardowania zaden
cudzoziemiec ME poniosi szkody
w majatku, ami ME zostaI ranio-
ny. Zabitych zostalo szesciu zol-
merry tureckich i szeSciu zydow,
a ranionych pieciu zoinierzy
jeden zyd.
Kontradmirai Borea d'Olmo
jest znakomitym oficerem mary
narki synem mistrza ceremonii
na divorce krolewskim.
Rzym, Z pazdziernika. = Oh
ciec Swiety otrzymai iskrowa de-
pesze Cd mgra Rosetti, apostol-
skiego delegate W Tripolis, naste-
pujacej treSci: ,Po raz pierwszy
od czasu kiedy Rycerze Sw. ia
ma zostali pobici przez Turkow,
a stracili Tripolis r. 1851,
krzyz Chrystusowy wzniesiono
ponad tym krajem. lynn razem
obok krzyza powiewa flaga sa-
baudzka". Delegat apostolski do
daje, ze bombardowanie i zaje-
Gle miasta odbylo sic jak mai
wiekszem oszczedzaniem zycia
ludzkiego. Depesza konczy sic
blaganiem biogosiawienstwo
dla Tripolis i nowych jego pa
now.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07

tDokohczenie ma str. 6ej,)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07
GubernatOr W}Oski W TripOfs
Protest Turkow wobec mocarstw.
Woiska wloskie wyruszaja do Afrykl
Bfogoslawienstwo Ojca sw.
Utarczki W Morzu Czerwonem.
Rojalisci portugalscy pobici. Nowy gabi-
net szwedzki.
Skandaliczny process W Berlinie.
Zabuzena sakOwe b6ka McComb POw6d okOcy
La Crosse bury miasteczko Wyg baonow, try jeszcze
spad Nainzsza najwyisza kara peniszna Nova armaa
aerOplanowa

rujac swe poddanie sic prosili
Wlochow, by bombardowania
ME rozpoczynano ma nowo, Me
miecki konsul, jake senior ciaia
konsularnego rowniez wszedl na
okret flagowy i prosii, by vice
admiral Faravelli wziai ma sic
bic odpowiedzialnosc "a utrzy-
mamie porzadku W mieScie bez-
pieczenstwo cudzoziemcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07

soBoTA Go PAzDzERNKA OCTOBER 1911 RoKU
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07
z Kanady.

z kanady.
Ottawa, Ont, Z pazdziernika.
= M:nisteryum Lauriera ustqpi-
10 z arzedr obranv premierem
R. L. Borden objai urzedowanie.
Borden zazqdal kilku dni czasu
do utworzenia nowego gabinetu.
Skandal w Berlinie.
Berlin, Z pazdziernika. = RoL-
poczal sic til skardaliczny process
hr. Gisberta Wolffa Metternicha,
oskarzonego Q oszuStwa, faiszer-
stwa falszywq gre w karty.
Skandaliczne rnHprawy rozpo-
cze}y sic Cd ooisywania Meter
richa jego stosunkow z pannq
Dolly Wertheim, ktora miai
radzieje sic ozenit i tym sposo-
bem wyDrnA,: z kSopotow finan-
sowych. Brudy wychodzace ma
Jaw w rozrrawach okrywaja
!lahba wyzsze k6la towarzys;<ie
w Berlinie.
Poselstwo peruwianskie zniewa-
zone.
Bogota, Kolumbia, Z pazdzier-
nika. = Tlum ludzi obrzucii ka-
mieniami budynek poselstwa RE
czypospolitej Peru, i sciagnal z
niego flage. Jest to druga napasc
na poselstwo i pofozenie stale sic
groznem, Mic ME pomoglo, re
krotko przedtem odbyio sic w ka-
tedrze wieIkie zebranie pod prze-
wodnictwem Arcybiskupa Bogo-
ty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07

Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
r.edzy ma spiacenie stare hipctekl
hi ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-07
Powitanie zwyciezc6w.

Rzym, Z pazdziernika- = Kie-
dy maynarze wioscy wstapili ma
lad zajeiy fort sultania, naczel-
nicy szczepow arabskich sasia-
dujacych 2 Tripolis weszii na
pokiad okretu flagowego ! Ola
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

One Of the ablest, hardest. working
and most popular public officials in
Chicago IL Alderman irwin r. Haxen.
The people Of the Thirty fifth Ward
can be proud Of representative like
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21

Fred w. Blocki would prove win.
ner for Congress in the Sixth Dis.
trict.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-10-21


One Of the ablest, hardest. working |
ana most popular public officials in |
Chicago 10 Alderman irwin r. Haxen.
The people Of the Thirty.fifth Ward |
can be proud Of representative like |
him.
~
Fred w. Block would prove a win.
ner for Congress In the Sixth Dis.
trict.
Henry ]. Kolze, the popular former
County Commissioner, would make q
splendid member Of the Sanitary
Board.
William Richie stands foremost
among Chicago's ablest and most sue.
cessful lawyers.
Edward F. Dunno will be the next
Democratic candidate for Governor Of
Illinois. He has the people with him,
and they count.
No man on the bench has q cleaner,
ADLER or moro brilliant record than
Judge Edward Osgood Brown. Chi.
cago and Cook County are proud Of
him.
Otto Tosetti, the welLknown brewer,
would make a fine State Treasurer Of
Illinois.
Judge John r. Caverly IL one Of the
best Judges on the bench. His record
10 a credit to himself and to the PEG.
pie Of Chicago.
Judge Hickman Seaman IL admired
and respected by all classes Of people.
He is an able Judge, honest and fear.
less.
~GoA
How many aldermen are liked" on
this telephone robbery
Permanent bridges over the river
would do wonders for Chicago.
~
Thomas A. Smyth IL making an hon.
est record a. President Of the SAM.
tary Board and the people know It.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis will win
in canter for the Democratic nomi.
nation for United States Senator.
Former United States Senator Al.
bert J. Hopkins stands high in the
play q foremost part in the big fight
next year.
Former Alderman Arthur w. Fulton
is being urged by his many friends
for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the Sixth District.
A better man could not be elected
Superior Court Judge than Hugo Pam
No mistake will be made In elect
ing Denis e. Sullivan to the Superior
Court bench.
Andrew J. Redmond's nomination
by the Republicans for Superior Court
Judge was q popular and deserving
one.
A better man could not be placed or
the Circuit Court bench than Thomas
Taylor. Jr.
John ]. Coburn's candidacy for su
perior Court Judge il arousing enthu
siasm all over the county. His elec
ton by big plurality looks certain.
Daniel L. Cruice has worked COZ
scientifically and honestly In behalf o
the cause Of the laboring man and hi
candidacy for Superior Court Judg
deserves the support Of everyone VII
believes in an honest and fearless ~
dietary.
Judge Joseph H. Fitch has made
ine record on the Superior Couy
bench. and every good eitissn shout
vote for his reelection.
One Of the best qualified men name
for Superior Court Judge 70 Ross
Hall. Democratic nominee. His Ion
\ and honorable record a. . lawyer vel
iits him for . seat on the bench.
The only thing the telephone CON
pany cares for Just now 10 an Aide,
man. The cheaper the better.
4 Thomas Taylor, Jr., would serve tn
people we'll on the Circuit Court bench
II NEW YORK
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Cara of Dairy Utensils.

Any dirt that has accumulated on
the milk can is good evidence that the
milk is full Of these undesirable bac-
terra. To guard against this trouble it
is first necessary to look to the uten-
sils. Only those that can be easily
cleaned. which have hard. smooth
surface without any unnecessary cor
ners. should be used. Wooden vessels
contain thousands Of small pores that
make 1t almost impossible to thorough
ly clean them. Glassware and earthen-
ware have been used to some ex.
tent with good results. but the fact
that they are so expensive and easily
broken makes it not practicable to
use them. Galvanized zinc or iron re-
ceptacles should never be used. Tin
that is perfectly free from rough sur
faces combines all the good qualities
to be desired in milk utensils.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
lsvois er and Chemistry.

Lavoisier (1743-94) comes very
near being the "father of chemis-
try" Although neither the science
of chemistry nor yet change in its
objects can be said to have orig
mated with Lavoisier, the means he
introduced of attaining those OBJ
jects, the ideas he put forth con-
cerning the constitution of bodies
and the explanation he gave of vari-
Gus phenomena were strictly new
and gave to this science in the twen-
ty years preceding his death a COM
pletely altered aspect. The mine OF
chemistry had yielded rich returns
long before Lavoisier came. He
availed himself of the old work
ings and, extending them, opened
the main lode.-New York Ameri-
can
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Women For Good Roads.

In ora Of those cities where the
women have actively taken up the
work Of civic improvement the wo-
mans club has created department
Of good roads and has appointed 8
committee to have charge. This is the
first action Of the kind that We have
noticed. The local newspaper says
that this committee has not been
asked to work the roads. but it surely
will be able to work the men who con.
troll them. to judge by the success Of
the efforts Of the women In the past
for Improvements OF advantage to the
city" And therein is stated the secret
Of the value of such IN undertaking on
the part of these women II the men
won't build good roads the women can
make them. Southern Good Roads
begs leave to acknowledge itself firm
and unwavering constituent Of this
club of progressive ladies who not
only enjoy books and original articles
on current topics. refreshments and So
cial pleasures connected with the usu-
al feminine club, but also incorporate
into their realm of activity such a
iaudable work AZ furthering the good
roads movement
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
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ner Of grain feeds 1t is especially i'm
portant that judicious selection OF
feeds be made, for much loss may re-
suit from this phase of stable man
agement if you fail to give it proper
attention.
In the first place. it is necessary to
provide good. comfortable. cleanly
kept quarters for the horse during the
cold weather. allowing him. of course.
plenty Of pure water and then feed
him such foods as he will relish. For
his grain ration for the most part, u
prefer oats in preference to corn. OF
course the horse wants change oc-
casionally, and for this change l some
times give feed OF chopped corn and
wheat bran. but oats are the main grain
ration. These. with pure, clean tim
othy hay. will keep the horse in de-
sirable. healthy condition and at the
same time keep his muscles hardened
80 as to fit him for the next spring and
summers work.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02

We believe Governor BlcaSe dld
right in holding up the election or
drrcd by Governor AnSrl on the
question of creating Hayward
county. Former Governor AnSel
seemed daft ON the subject OF new
counties, and subsequent develop
mcnt in the Hayward county mat
fer gives ample Justification Tor
Governor Blra>c> action. ihiH l.
ali the more cummcndahle in view
Of the fact that proponents "f
Heyward county by very trans
,nrent stroke of political hnesSe
called in Goernor Blease's iaw
partner to help them out.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
A Oottnu Pair.

The old farmer stopped his scyths
and unbent. Then he hailed his
wife.
81 thought Manda was goin' to
help you with tn cookin' today?"
he cried.
'Manda's gone over to Sallie
Beasely's,' was the reply. "They're
havin' a garden fete for Priscilla
Hinckley's friend from Tewksbury." "
She paused and looked around.
"Wasn't Henry goin' to help you
with tn mowin'?"
"Henry's gone over to Tom Pit
kin's to play golf with tn new
minister"
They looked at each other.
1.-TWO silly old FOOLS" muttered
the farmer.
"Yes, Abijah," the woman meek
ly agreed.
And he went on with his lonel.'
moving, and she returned to the
quiet house with her basket of.eggs.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
GIRLS RACE on A PLAYGROUND.

(From the American City. New York;
streets Of boys and girls and furnish.
ing them with a place to spend their
leisure hours. The lessons learned
here do more toward making good citi-
zens Of boys than any number OF lee
lures or books can do. These lessons
of law and order are imbibed as the
boy goes about his play. They become
q part Of him. and he obtains the true
essential ideas Of good citizenship. An
Incident that happened in Los Angeles
will show the efficiency Of the play
ground In taking the boys of the
streets. In a certain part Of this city
It had been the custom Of the police
department to put on two extra ON.
GERS when the summer vacation Of the
schools began. This was necessary be-
.ause 1t did not take long for the chill
aren to get into mischief. The year
that the playground was opened the
force Of officers was increased. rs usual:
but. much to the surprise Of the police,
they were not needed and were re-
moved in less than two weeks. This
was made possible ly the playground.
The children went there instead OF
loafing around the ftreets and getting
INFO trouble"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Growth of Electric Science.

An Engishman, DR.. Gilbert OF
Colchester, may be considered as
the founder of the science of elec-
tricity. He was the first to care
fully repeat the observations Of the
ancicnts and apply them to the prin-
ciples of philosophical investigation.
DR.. Gilbert's experiments, extend
ing through many years, were pub
lished in his book ''De Magnetic, 4"
which may safely be said to be the
first modern work on the science of
electricity. Gilbert was born in 1910
and died in 1603.-E1change.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
PRINTED AT THIS OFFICE
EARLY SPRING PIGS.
sews Farrowins In Winter Should
Have Warm Quarters.

SoW3 F2rrowin9 IN winter Shouio
Have Warm Quarters.
If young pigs do not come in Octo'
ber and November we do not seriously
object if they put in their appearance
at about any other time Of the year,
provided we know when to expect
them end there are not too many to
arrive in winter. We Ga"e brought
them through. except when born In
the months mentioned, and have tried
1t then. but it is too long before spring
comes, writes an Ohio farmer In the
National Stockman. understand 1t
Is very good advice to have the pigs
all come about the same time-say Ill
March or April-and have them grow
up together. But not many men sue
ceed in having 100 pigs come about the
same time in March. and in so large a
number several will not thrive equally
well with the rest. SO that the herd
should be divided anyhow. Also in
keeping a large number Of sowS 1t Is
not best to let all run together. Again.
separation is desirable.
We put the sows in box or closed
stalls in the lower story Of the barn
where the windows may be opened
to the sun on the south side. These
are good, warm places, as we would
say, in winter. There is quite an
amount of heat from the horses. No
drafts get in. The Sows are easily
watched during most Of the day, and
II the weather is extremely cold when
due to farrow we take p9ins to see
how matters go at time Or two dur
ing the night. If pigs are chilled they
are taken to the house to be revived.
AS I recall. the experiences In mid
winter with litters have not been more
trying than they have been in cold
weather in March. The pigs should
be ready to wean when grass comes.
and their mothers will be ready for
another litter good while before fall.
1t should be noted that rearing pigs in
winter is more trying on the constitu.
ton of the SOW than in spring or sum-
mer
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
WORK
HORSES IN WINTER.

The problem of feeding work horses
is doubtless of as wide interest as any
problem in live stock management.
writes L. G.. Johnson in Farm and
Ranch. Practically all farmers. no
matter what particular branch OF
farming they are engaged in. have oc-
casion to feed work horses, and it mat
tiers not whether feeds are high or low
it always pays best to feed such food
as is best for the animal-the ones
that are most efficient and economical.
At The present high prices of all man
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02
Horse Out Of Condition.

For a rundown horse that is losing
flesh and refuses his grain treat as
follows: On empty stomach in the
morning give one and one-half quarts
raw linseed oil and two ounces turpen-
tine we'll mixed. In two or three days
give following powder: Sulphate Of
iron, two ounces; saltpeter. two ounces;
nux vomica powderedJ, one ounce.
Mix we'll together and give in feed
morning and night a heaping teaspoon
full. 1t is possible that worms may be
the cause Of the trouble. II so, above
treatment will eradicate them.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-02-02

The Record opposed Governer
Blcase'S election on principle, but
We shall not hesitate to.givc him
credit for whatever he does or
tries to do that in our opinion
i wise or Just or deserving of
commcndation. We regard aS
timely and proper his message
to the General Assembly calling
attention to certain men lholdlng
high office who are holding other
offices in violation of the letter
and the spirit of the conStItu-
ton of South Carolina, which plainly
inhibits anyone holding more than
one office IF honor and trust.
Among those VIII" have violated
this clause of the constitution
are United States Senator .sB X
Tillman. State Senator Alan John
stone, of Newberry, and Railroad
Commissioner John G Richards.