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GENTLEMAN II THOUGHTFUL

ForbeaTsnee Toward Others .
Mark Of Greatness, r. z.
Les Relieved.
Lee hated esrsds. display ssd eere-
aosy, hated sbove sll thinss beist nsde
.. ebjecs Of public tsze ssd sdulstioa.
says the Atlaatie Moathly. His ides Of
high posities wss high responsibility; .
superior was siapiy oae who had larger
duties ssd the mark Of . tentiessa wss
. kees sesse Of the fseiiass and suscepti-
bilities Of others.
No ons has ever expressed this attitude
more delicaseiy thsa he himself in memo.
rsadun found anosl his papers after his
death.
1.-THE forbearia3 use of power does aot
onIy forn . tovchstoae, but the nanser
in which an isdividunl enjoys certsis 3D.
vsatates over Others is test Of true
tentlemaa.
''The power which the strong have
over the wssk, the naeistrate over the
citizsa, the employer over the employed,
the educated over the ualettered, the ex-
perienced over the the con6d;n9, even
clever over the silly the forbsarink
or iaoGeasive use Of all this power or
authority Or total obsstinence from it
when the case admits il, will show the
Gentleman in plain light.
THE kentleman does not neediessly
and unecessarily remind an offender Of
wrong he may have committed sssinst
him. He can not only forgive, he can
forget; and he strives for that nobIeness
Of self and mildness Of character which
impsrt sufficient strength to let the past
be but the past. true man Of honor
feels humbled himself himself when he
cannot help humbling others.
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osass Na1 LsN0 Ltss.
4 1u0Alo lvaEf q 0DAA1eh origta
aADel Lanarsas. vhe va les than
- lAsAas high, Aiel reesafly HsaS
9Agh 6 ~ 80 Il IL.
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Always Somewhere Near.
Aisesy never had to look far for the
so0Daay that It loves.
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Catholic

Catholic
Services at the Catholic church
every second and fourth Sunday OF
each month. at 10 m.
All are welcome.
Rev. }. A. BAsTIEN. Pastor.
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oalla.
5Alge b - '@thank yes" genuine
v1lAssk ~ signature & . smfls.-Oo
1A1uo (ol Dtate Jessnal
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A Pain lNeUlsy.
vae1oa. what are mast Of tAsss
~ 1olAg heeoSs s1sineipally doing
onA naAAn-s
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Prsobyterian.
Next Sunday, November l9,
Morning services at llNO am.
Subject: The Power of Prayer.
Junior Meeting at $50.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:45.
Subject the Power of the Cos
pei.
A cordial welcome to all.
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oasty rhsvSDsl
mi Thy heart with It. aAA thss
ao1e Il - tAou wilt-0osthe.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES
Methodist.

Sunday, Nov. 19.
10 u. m, sunday School.
ii u. n,., The second Sermon
on The Greatest Thing, in the
World"
$50 p. n.. Epworth League.
Subject: "Giving Christ the Right
of way" Leader, Mr.. Summers.
1880 p. m Sermon by the pastor
on Education"
All Young People especially in
vited to this sermon on education.
Everybody most cordially in-
vited.
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city: You are hereby notified to meet
the Minister'S Union Monday, morn
ing. Nov. 10. at IL o'clock. Place OF
meeting Bethel Al NJ E. church, eth
and Morgan SITS. Subject for discus
sion. Our Duties as Ministers TO One
Another" Opened by Rev. Jonathan
Brewer. W. j. Brown, Sec'y.
First Baptist Church, Eighth and
Blondeau SITS. Rev. j. F. Sanders, D.
D., pastor. Pastors study In the
church. Preaching service at 10:45 a.
m. and at 1880 p. m. Morning sub
iect. The Priest and Altar" Evening
subject. the second of a series OF ser
mons on Representative Men OF the
New Testament. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Baker Mission Sunday
school at 2:S0 p. m. The Baptist
Young Peoples Union at $50 p. m.
Good music by the choir, leader Miss
Baldwin. We extend cordial inyita-
ton to the public to worship with us
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ple-minded cripple, devoted to Har-
dress, senses the situation and seeks
to relieve his master of the low
borne wife, that he may marry the
heiress.
In his zeal, Danny decoys the Col
leen out to the rock in the lake and
attempts to drown her. In the dark
ness he is shos by Myles ma Coppa-
leen, who mistakes him for an otter.
When attempting to retrieve his
game, Myles discovers something
white in the water, which leads him
to rescue the Colleen.
Danny Mann, though desperately
/ wounded, manages also to escape
death and finds his way to Eily's cot
tage at Muckross Head. where ten
days after he comes to his senses and
confesses to drowning the Colleen.
This confession leads to an attempt
/ to arrest Hardness Cregan just as he
is about to be married to Anne Chute
upon the charge of having melted the
crime But in the confusion, Father
Tom, to whom this confession was
made, Myles and the Colleen enter
and the affair is cleared up. Hardness
4 acknowledges Ely as his wife and his
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Davenport Woman's
Strange Experience
Another Report of Wonderful
Results That Followed
Root Juice Treatment.

Notwithstanding The dozens of pay
export people who have used the
streange new Root Juice Medicine
with wonderful success. numerous re-
ports of equally startling character
continue to be made public almost
every day.
Persons who have suffered for
years with Indigestion, dyspepsia,
pains after eating, belching. bloating
and other stomach distress, have 5eea
relieved of all these symptoms after
taking a few doses The lost appe
tite is quickly restored, the food di
gests and hearty meal may be eaten
without fear of suffering afterward.
An example OF such splendid re-
suits in the case of Mrs. g. W. Smith,
residing at Ala ". 9Th ST., Dayen-
port. who was interviewed few days
ago regarding her experience. When
asked to make statement, Mrs
Smith said: Well, had stomach
! trouble for several years and doc
/ tored constantly with little or no re-
! suits. My digestion was wretched
/ and my appetite poor. Frequently
/ had severe pains after eating. | have
used the Root Juice only few days,
but am thankful to say ] am already
much better. My appetite is better,
my food digests better and the pains
/ have disappeared
| From all that can be learned here
many local people are using the rem
edy with the same great success. AT
the Wilkinson G. Co. drug store
where the strange properties of the
Root Juice are now being explained
one can see evidence of much enthu
siasm, and numerous reports oil
splendid results have already been
made. A number OF those who pro
cured the medicine when 1t was first
i placed on sale have recommended II
so highly to suffering neighbors OF
friends that the sale has increased
to enormous proportions.
No person need suffer from stom
ach trouble, kidney trouble or rheu
matism any longer, for the great new
remedy has already demonstrated it
wonderful power over these con,
: plants in hundreds of cases.
! Any information regarding it cal
i be obtained at Wilkinson & Co,
! where its strange properties are nov
: being described.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
At Dodae,s.

Pathe's weekly magazine will be
featured Monday night. This weeks
issue is one of the most interesting
that has been shown for some time.
Items of interest In this picture are
taken from st. Petersburg. Russia, to
Salt Lake City. AS usual the pictures
throughout the week will include
Biographs and Seligs of the latest re-
leases and ON Tuesday will be shown
THE Colleen Bawn,' the greatest
drama ever filmed.
Hardness Cregan meets and falls in
love with Ely O'Connor. The Colleen
Bawn," and is secretly married to her
His mother desires that he take for
his wife his cousin, Annie Chute. who
is wealthy and who will provide
money to raise the mortgage from the
Cregan estate. Danny Mann, sim
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THURSDAY Nights Offering.

Thursday evening at the Congrega-
tional church Miss Van volkenburg
in dramatic interpretations and Mr..
Graham in organ recital. Here is
what the Detroit Free Press said of
the marvellous little woman who is
coming to Keokuk this week:
Detroit boasts of having contributed
many a genius to the realm OF art,
and perhaps within the last decade
or more phenomenaliy gifted has
been added to the list than Miss Van
yoikenburg. whose remarkable per-
formance at Chaffee Hall Tuesday
evening is still the wonder OF all who
saw it.
There were critics among her aud
fence who united in declaring the
young woman's work the most mar
velous of initiative acting they had
ever seen 1t wasn't such a bit eth.
er, but the entire play OF Sunday
as presented by Ethel Barrymore and
her company at the Detroit opera
house two years ago. Miss Van yolk
enburg saw the play at that time. She
took no notes, never saw any OF the
written parts, nor did she attend the
play again. Every detail Of the stage
settings. the roles of all the charac
tiers. their various peculiarlties were
initiated faithfully by this gifted
! yonn1 woman. One after another Mis-!
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Van Volkenburg went through the
scenes without a moments hesitation
or embarrassment. and the audience
wondered whether the young girls
memory or her initiative faculty were
the more wonderful parts OF. her
work
AS for Ethel Barrymore - imper-
senators alone appreciate the diff
Guilty of reproducing her speech and
action. All present who heard Miss
Van Nolkenburg's efforts agreed that
it was perfect. The odd little Bar
rymoresque' mannerisms, the peculi-
ar intonations, the nervous catching
of the breath. the half-meiancholy
half-humorous monotone, and the fall
ing infection OF her voice were re
produced with incredible skill.
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Or. ) EATON JOHNSTON
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
The only physician practicing osts
opathy in the county. The Smi.hsoni-
a. truss fitted and guaranteed. tbs
Only truss that holda. Office. North
side OF Main street, third door above
fifth. Phone 49, Residence. Ninth and
Webster. Phone 4S4. ,. o. Lock Box
". Warsaw. Ill.
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ambitious mother accepts her. which
brings the story to happy ending.
George Ramiin December 9TH, at the
Grand Opera House.

George Ramiin December 9TH, at the
Grand Opera House.
There are no two artists today be-
fore the public who are more popular
than George Hamlin and David Bisp-
ham. This popularity is not confined
to this country but in all the Euro j
pean capitals and music centers they
are invariably greeted by house
crowded with the most select in the
land. To hear such artists Is reye-
laticn to the ole who thinks he Is
not musical enough to appreciate
them. 1t is an education to anyone
interested in real music or who is
studying music. One and all vote an
evening spent with either artist a
treat never to be forgotten. George
Hamlin's wonderfully pure and sweet
tenor, whether heard in an operate
aria or an Irish ballad, will charm the
ear of any listener. His position has
been won and maintained by reason
of the fact that his art is great
enough to appeal to ALL Mr. Hamlin
I; will be heard in Keokuk Thursday,
December Tth, at the Grand opera
house, under the management of j. E.
1 Baker, and the patronage of the Mon
day Music club. His concert is the
second in the series Mr. Baker has
! planned for this season and shows
that the policy of bringing only the
worlds greatest artists to this city
is to be strictly maintained. The
third event will be the appearance
Monday, February 5th, of the great
/ David Bispham. BY special arrange
ments the prices for these two at,
1 fractions is considerably below what
is charged in other cities except such
as New York and Chicago. By sub
scribing for both concerts now the
prices are as follows: Parquet s1.5o
balcony s1.00. wall row 90c and gal
lery 75c.' Boxes seating five, $1,000
and $3.50. If sufficient number o.
subscriptions are received to warrant
the risk. Mr.. Baker will add as {
fourth attraction the worlds creates
orchestra, the New York Symphony
with Walter Damrasch as conductor
, They viii be assisted by quartett'
of grand opera stars and an evenint
promised that will be further con
vincing of Mr.. Bakers determination
to engage only the best
. Subscriptions should be filled OH
and mailed to s. E. Baker Blank
upon application to him or from tn
, officers of the Monday Music club.
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vices today as follows: Sunday |
school at $3.50 a. NJ, preaching ser
vice al 1915 a. M. and 1880 p. MI
Young Peoples meeting at $50 P. m'' /
prayer meeting Wednesday at s:so p. |
n. Teachers training class Friday at
80 D. m. The public is cordiaiiy III !
vitea to attend any or all OF these
services. Rev. j. C. Mccain, pastor
residence 1908 Des Moines street l
would be glad to visit anyone in need
of pastoral care.
United Presbyterian church, Ninth
and Biondeau streets. Harry b. Eos
fer. pastor. Preaching services at
1915 a. M, and 1880 p. m. Saooatn
school at $3.50 a. m. Christian Union
$50 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednes-
dav evening T:So. The 10Th, Rev.
Fred. Elliott, synodica, sup't. VIII aa-
dress the Women's Thankoffering ser
vice, probably in the morning and al
so preach in the evening.
Preaching services at a1a Main ST.,
at $3.50 D. M, and 1880 p. NJ, by Rev.
L. H. Agnew. Ali are welcome to
these services. l.. H. Agnew.
Services at the First Christian
church. Bible school at s.45 a. m,
sermon at II a. m. and 1880 p. M, by
Rev. j. NJ. Elam of Fort Madison. At
the morning service Mrs. G. B. Raine
viii sing a solo entitled: Teach Me
to pray At the evening service the
choir will sing an anthem. Junior G
f. D. m, Intermediate c. E. and
Senior C. E. at $50 p. m. We would
be glad to have You with US.
Swedish Methodist church. corner
Twelfth and Concert sts> Nels Pear
son pastor. Sunday school $50, ane
sermon 1915 a. M, Epworth league
devotional 700 p. m. Evenins
sermon { so. The Ladies' Aid societ.
will be entertained next Wednesda.
afternoon by Mrs. Augusta Anderson
at Mrs. Lauritz Nelson, 1904 Oak 81
Midweek PRAYER meeting Wednesda
evening 7:45 Scandinavians ar
most cordially welcomed to worshi
with us.
st Johns church episcopal,
Fourth and Concert streets. Re-
John C. Sage, rector. Rev. R. G. Nj
Twain. D. d. rector-emeritus 22n
Sunday after Trinity Holy commul
ion 7:30 a. m, Sunday school 10 a.
Morning service II a. m, with Sc
mon BY the rector. "The Child, tt
Home, and the Church" Vesper Sc
vice 5 D. M Short, bright seryic
with familiar hymns. Service leafle
furnished The rector will preach {
THE Lords Prayer and Modern Life
A cordial invitation is extended to a.
especially to strangers in our city.
seats free.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran NJ
sion church, corner of Fourteenth a
Morgan streets. Aug. f. Tornbla
pastor Sunday school $50 a. ]
preaching at 1890 a. m. and 1880
m. The Ladies' Aid society will ms
next Thursday afternoon at the re
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ringstrc
on Blondeau street. A hearty invi
ton to all the ladies.
Second Presbyterian church. corr
of G and Reid streets. Pastor J..
Hughes, 171S Park street. Sumo
school at 9:45 a. M. preaching serv
at II a. m. Theme: "a Church
Captivity and had to be Delivere
Y. P. S. C. E. at $50 p. M, tor
THE Saloon Scripture lesson
5-11-25. Public service at 1880 p
theme: "A Prayer That is Alw
Available" During the service
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w. =. t.ARTFE. IA. o., D. Q.
Osteepathic AMI Electric treatmenta
I speciality. OF .e. 80 North Fourth
street. Ground floor.
Hours-10 to IL g. M: . to s p ~
Evenings by appointment.
Phone-Ofh, Iowa 1254-Red: resi-
dence, low. 870-Red
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.

DR.. w. p. SHERLOCK.
PHYSICIk AND SURGEON.
ONCE. is North Fifth street. In
Howell building.
Office hours-10 70 IL q. M: to Z
p. M; evenings. Z to s: Sundays. II
to p n.
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sackache, Headache. Nervousness

and rheumatism. both in men and
women, mean kidney trouble Do not
allow it to progress beyond the reach
of medicine but stop it promptly with
Foley Kidney Pills, They regulate
the action of the urinary organs. Ton.
ic in action, quick in results. Wilk.
inson & Co.
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pecep.ion.

There are times when a person
can scarcely believe his eyes" Es.
pecially when he l.. an amateur mush-
room gatherer."
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DIR. BRUCE 4. GlLFlLl.AM.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once. e21A Main street, over
Crooks & Cox Millinery store. Boil
Phone 100 Black.
Residence 317 North Fourth stree.
Bell Phone 1880 Rcd.
Hours: 1912 a. M; Pa p. m: rs
p. no. Sunday by appointment
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Jury koronerska, wyznaczona do
ogledzin zwiok Zacka Waltera,
lub raczej pozostaiych szczatkow
tego murzyna, zywcem spalonego
przez tium ludzi, ogiosila wer-
dykt, il ,,sadzi", re ten murzyn
zostai zabity przez nieznajomych
ludzi. Do jury nalezeli; szef po-
licyi z Coatesville, szef policyi
Worth Bros. Iron Works, je-
den detektyw kolei Philadelphia
and Reading i jeden reporter ga
zety. Kilka osob juz aresztowano; !;
ieden aresztowanych podobno
podal mnostwo nazwisk osob,
ktore naleza}y do lynchu.
Pozar w parku zabaw.
Cincinnati, o., 16 sierpnia. -
w Chester Park, wielkim ogro-
die jarmarcznym, powstal po-
Ear, prawdopodobnie wskutek O.
balenia sic kociolka ze smalcem i
zniszczyl mnostwo budek dom
kow widowiskami, a take diva
sklady drzewa sic zajefy. Trwaio
try godziny, zanim zdolano stiu-
mic pIomienie. Szkode zrzadzona
obliczaja ma S175,OoO. Ma szcze-
scie Mkt gosci W parku szwanku
ME odniosl.
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z NANTIcokE, PA.

= Ia niedotrzymanie obietnicy NAL
zenstwa 1S letnia Majanas zaskarzyla
w. Simenskiego do sadu, C ten orzeki,
re obwiniony albo ma poslubit skarza-
ca, albo p6jdzie do wiezienia.Z klopo-
t;iwego polozenia wybaw.f oskarzone-
go niejaki Robinski, ktory usiyszawszy
wyrok, powstaI oswiadczyl, re on jest
gotow ozenic sic panna Majanas W
m!ejsce Simenskiego, gdyz mu sic bar
do podobala cd razu sic W niej "a.
kcchai. Propozycya zostai przyjeta, a
radowany simehski dodai jeszcze Ro-
bihskiemu do panny $500
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Z Haiti.

Port au Prince, 16 sierpnia. =
Kongres haicki zebrai sic i jedno-
glosnie obrai prezydentem gen.
Leconte, naczelnika wiekszej
partyi rewolucyjnej; jak sic "a
chowa wobec tego druga partya
z gen. Firminem ma czele, ME
wiadomo.
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z Persyi.

Teheran, 16 sierpnia. = Ex-
szach, dazacy z powrotem ma tron
droga rewolucyi przeciwkonsty-
tucyjnej poniosi ciezka kleske
pod Firuzkul i podobno W rozsyp-
see cofa sic ku p6inocy. Pc stro-
ME rzadu konstytucyjnego wal
czy liczny i dzielny szczep Ba-
chtyarow.
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Dw6ch zabitych.

Dwoch zabltych.
Pierwsze wypadki smierci W
czasie wzlotow awiatycznych "a
sz}y wczoraj popoludniu, kiedy W
oczach tysiacznych tlumow
dwoch awiatorow zgine}o.
Jeden mfody lotnik, syn Pitts
burskiego milionera, William R.
Badger spadl z wysokosci 20 stop
i zabii sic prawie ma miejscu.
Chicagowianin. St. Croix
Johnstone, wpadi do jeziora z
wysokosci 1000 stop utonal.
Wypadek ten zaszedi krotko po
godzinie 6tej wieczorem.
Przez try dni oby}o sic bez
wypadkow smierci. Dzief oneg-
daisy wprawdzie zanotowaf Kill
ka nieszczeSliwych wypadkow,
ale Mkt ME zostai skaleczony. w
poniedziaiek zdarzyiy sic try
wypadki. Ze znacznej wysokosci
do ieziora wraz swoim mono
planem wpadi Rene Simon, Fran
cuz. Wyciagnieto go i W godzine
pozniej, byi znow W powietrzu W
tel samej maszynie. A. ]. McGur-
dy figurowai W drugim wypad-
ku. Spuszczai sic re znacznej wy
sokosci uderzyi o druty elek-
tryczne; spad} wysokosci 100
stop maszyna "a MIN. Maszyna
zapaliia sic i zosta}a kompletnle
zniszczona. Ma wysokosci 600
stop stanai motor przy maszynie
Gilla = Gill jednak zdo}al sic
spuscic ma ziemie.
Badger dokazywa} cudow swo-
ia maszyna MIN zaszedi wczoraj-
sly wypadek; spuszczai sic ze
znacznej wysokosci bardzo po-
chyfo, potem znow leciaf W gore.
w czasie w}asnie takich popisow,
kiedy szalonym biegiem wyzyn
pedziIa maszyna, krach nastaph.
Cisnienie podobno by1o "a wiel-
kie i maszyna sic rozpadla W ka-
wa}y. Badger spadi motor ma
niego. Umari w drodze do szpi-
tala, motor bowiem zmiazdzyl mu
czaszke.
Tohnstone spuszczai sic spiral
ME z wysokosci 1000 stop. Ma
szyna widocznie popsula sic /
wpadla do jeziora. Lotnik poszedf
z MIA ma dno MIN 60 zdolano wy
ratowac. Widocznie motor lotni-
ka skaleczyl, bo byiby pre-
ciez ma wierzch wyplyna}.
Po ciaio posiano nurkow. Mad
okiem mial gieboka rane -
wszelkie wysilki by go do zycia
przywrocic spelzly ma niczem.
Johnstone zginal w oczach
swej zony-byla bowiem W $50
pie, gdzie jego maszyna zwykle
spoczywaIa i pilnie sledzila bieg
latawca.
Wdowie powiedziano, ze John
stone zyje. P6zniej dopiero do
wiedziaia sic CO zaszfo. Ojciec a
wiatora byl obecny ma wczoraj-
szych wzlotach.
Badger przyrzek} byl kapitano-
wi Baldwinowi, re bedzie ostroz-
ny i ze ME pusci sic ma sztuczki
karkoiomne.
Wczorajsze wzloty skohczyly
sic zwyciestwem nastepujacych:
Wyscigi biplan6w, 9 mil, wy
grail J. A. D. McCurdy W ID mi
nutach j 4o.I8 sekundach. Druga
nagrode dostal Beachy.
Wyscigi biplanow pasazera-
mi: wygrai Beachy, ktory 9 mil
zrobif W 10 minutach 1887 Sc
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mocniczych w porcle tuteJszym
urzadzili strajk, domagajac sic
wyzszej placy.
2 Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 16 sierpnia. -
Okazuje sic, re Maderze sic ME
udaje uspokoic rewolucyonistow
wciaz dokazujacych w rozmaitych
czeSciach kraju. tax W Stanie
Morelos ~daja sic we znaki rewo-
lucyonisci, ktorymi dowodzi Ia
pata; Madero usilowai onegdaj
nakionic Zapate do rozpuszczenia
swoich ludzi ale bez skutku.
2 Kanady.
London, Ont, 16 sierpnia. =
l opozycya ME spoczywa w akcyi
przeciwko wnioskowi wzajemno-
sci celnej Kanady re Stanami
Zjedn.; przywodca opozycyi,
Borden odbyi tn zebranie, ma kto-
rem piorunowai przeciwko wnio-
skowi.
z Nieniec.
Berlin, 16 sierpnia. = Upaiy
trwaja; ofiary W ludziach, razo-
nych udarami, w pozarach i stra-
tach materyalnych mnoza sic ME
S}ychanie.
- KS. Henryk Pruski mia@ Gle
Xxi wypadek z automobilern, przy-
czem skaleczyi kolano, tax re
kilka tygodni bedzie musiai lezec.
- z Metzu, fortecy, na pogra-
niczu Francyi donosza, re aresz-
towano tam dwu urzednikow pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa.
w Moguncyi zakonczyi sic
5S-my zjazd katolikow niemie-
ckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-16
z Belgii i Holandyi.

Bruksela, 16 sierpnia. : Cd
bylo sic tu wielkie zebranie libe-
ralno-socyalistyczne, ma ktore
przybyio cos 100000 ludzi; u
chwalono domagac sic .powszech-
nego glosowania i bezwyznanio-
nych szkoi.
Rotterdam, 16 sierpnia. = Pa
lacze maszynisci okretow po-