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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
WRITES OF A BIG BATTLE.
Texan With Rebels In Lepic Describes
Fierce Engagement.

Austin Tex, March 27.-The biggest
battle Of the Mexican revolution was
recently fought In a remote part of
the territory of teplc, according to
the statement OF Harry Wilton, who
is fighting with the rebels in that
country.
In a letter received here from VIII
ton he says the rebel forces to which
he belongs had just finished a two
days engagement with federal troops
and that the losses of the former were
152 killed and rs wounded. The fed
eral loss was 1858 killed and about
twice that number wounded. Wilton
also tells of the killing In battle OF
Drake Penn, formerly of Austin, who
was fighting with the revolutionists.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
SPOKE AT r. r. R. Y. N. C. A.

Epecial to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. March 27.-Rev.
Mr.. Brush, of the Meadow Shops,
Jersey City, gave the address at the
Il. M. G. A. rooms yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Brush WAS very earnest
In his remarks, which on the
love of Christ. Mrs. Stephenson,
Miss Stems and Mr.. Clarence Stulta
bach sang a solo, which were well
rendered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
TROUBLE WITH BOYS AT
THE S. A. SANE DOCKS

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South Amboy. March 27-Super-
intendept A. M. Gordon, OF White
head Sand Docks, is having consid-
cradle trouble with boys who have
been doing damage around that
prepossyD ys NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ing wire. He has decided to fenorl
the matter to the l~1taa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

for the past few days. Mr.. hampton
returned Thursday after spending a
delightful winter In the South.
Vernon Shelters, student at the
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, will spend
the coming week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shelters,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
TEN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK
Passengers prowh When "Dixie FlierF
PIunsss From High Trsstls.

Fassengers UroWi When "DIkIe FIIer"
PIunsss From High Trsstls.
Ocilla, Ca, March 27.-At least ten
persons were killed and more than a
score injured when the Dixie Filler"
IN the Atlantic Coast line, running
between Chicago and Jacksonville. was
wrecked on a high trestle over the
Alapaha river near here.
The first and second class coaches
and the first Pullman sleeper went
into the river. carrying away about
400 feet Of the trestle. They are now
under ten feet Of water. when they
are raised more dead may be discover
ed. The baggage and express cars
also went overheard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
4 NEW WIRELESS RECORD.
White Star Linsr Sends Message 1850
Miles Across Atlantic.

Halifax, n. s. March 27.-What is
said TO be a new feat in direct wire
less communication, the sending Of a
message 1890 miles over the Atlantic
from a ship at sea TO England, was
reported by the White Star Dominion
liner Megantic. which arrived from
Liverpool.
Purseg Pomeroy sent a wireless dis
patch TO Liverpool via PoldhH. Corn
wall. When the ship locked a reply
by cable was handed to the purser.
Hitherto . range of 800 miles has
been considered the limit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27
SOUTH RIVER

Harry Nuss was q recent visitor
in New York.
Mrs. George Gordon was given
surprise party In honor of her birth
day Friday evening. She received a
large number OF birthday cards.
There will be an April Fool socia-
BILE held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wa~rnsdorfer, under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Baptist church, on
Tuesday evening.
Helen Holton is Ill at her home in
Jackson street.
Miss Eta Frank was 8 recent
visitor In New York.
Miss Anna Dunn has returned
home after a pleasant visit with
Miss George Voorhees,.
A new band was organized Tues
day night in Allgalr's Hall. The
band vas named Imperial. Band
master Bohn. OF New Brunswick,
will instruct the musicians every
Tuesday evening. William Arm
strong and William Allgair were APP
pointed leaders.
Mrs. William Norman and chill
dren, of Plainfeld, are being pleas
antly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Emily,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

Look at the prices OF things'' nj
advertised In today's paper. II you
know values. and have q care for
your purse. these prices viii interest
you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

Any arafr. or happening, or cir
cumstance which is too small to
make a want ad. worth while as an
adjusting force is too small to worry
about.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

More thaa $4,000 people in thfs
vicinity raad the EVENING aEWs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

re you do noI read the NEWS
Every dag yea Will Miss 4 great saaI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

Read the NEWS every uay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-27

An anchor to windward-an ad. Ia
the EVENING NEWS.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
THE MISSION WORKERS.

Also we have as our guests in Chick
asha the noble band Of women who
are delegates to the state conference
OF the Methodist Home Mission so
ciety.
From all sections OF the state they
have gathered to review the progress
OF the past year and to plan better
work in the Masters vineyard in the
future.
Chickasha receives these consecrat-
ed women with a welcome that is cor
dial and sincere. honoring them and
their cause. They are welcome to our
homes and to the best we have May
their visit among us be both pleasant
and profitable.
Last at the cross, first at the
tomb" woman has always been first
in all good works. In the home mis-.
sion field as well as in foreign lands
she has ever been the bearer Of gen.
tie ministerafions and healing mes
sages and her service has been one
Of the chief factors In redeeming the
world from sin and suffering.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
DECISION or. HAYES IMPORTANT
TO MARRIED MEN,

In his dedicatory address here Tues
day, Justice Samuel W. Hayes, Of the
Oklahoma supreme court handed down
decision which is OF far-reaching inn
portance to the married men Of the
state.
Discussing the respective spheres
OF man and woman, the learned justice
declared the law to be that
"All the colleges in christendom
could not make good housekeepers out
Of men"
AS o logical Inference frofa this un-
doubtedly sound principle it follows
that it is unlawful and felonious for
men to mess in any form OF household
duties. The decision will have the eff
feet Of defining the relations which ac-
cording to law must obtain in domes-
tic economy between the head Of the
family and the so-called head, which
ever is which. we don't undertake 70
say.
A large number OF duties which have
hitherto occupied the twilight zone in
the home, and hence a constant source
OF controversy and more or less dis
cord will now clearly belong to wo-
mans sphere" No more will the
downtrodden, long-suffering man, the
drudge Of the household have to per
form such mepial duties as hanging
the pictures. putting up the stove, tot.
ing in the water and coal, OF walking
the infant at night, to say nothing Of
washing the dishes and dusting the
furniture.
II Is our opinion that the men Of the
state will moi only submit to the de-
clsion with the meekness 0 fpatriots
but possibly a few Of them will greet
lit with glad acclaim, hailing Justice
Hayes as the liberator.
The women-well, we understand
that a movement is already on foot
to appeal the case to the court of last
resort
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
HOW THE IAPs FIGHT FIRE
Review OF the TolSio Department. a.
. Demonstration Of Practical
EfFoieRoy, Was FareIeal.

As a display OF low comedy talent
OF acrobatic slcili and OF lung capac1
ity. the review Of the Toxic fire bri-
gados at Hibdya park may have had q
certain degree OF interest. but as q
demonstration Of practical ,faciency
Ia dealing with what the JapaneHe
translator loves to designate "conha-
grattons. It was unutterably farcical.
After witnessing such lamentable
display OF ineptitude one could only
marvel that the capital has hitherto
escaped total destruction or that the
ravages to which Osaka was subjects
cd last year were restricted to some
10000 houses.
1t is true that the metropolitan fire
companies represent great advance
upon what they were during the pre-
Meiii days. when the greatest solici-
tude Of the members OF the ''ht-keshi-
gnmi" was devoted not to the task OF
extinguishing the flames but rather
to that OF preserving from incinera-
ton the little efiigy of a god or patron
saint which every company unfailing-
~ NhAhAcu Will ~ UA tuCnD C4QCNANA@--s
for good luck.
Old residents bear witness to the
vociferous energy and enthusiasm
with which the firemen fulfilled this
self-appointed task. while the tire Ia
its turn merrily discharged It's mis-
sion Of cutting everything inham-
mable within an accessible area. If,
however. in the end the fremen es-
capped in Withdrawing with their little
wooden god still intact they were i'm
mensely pleased with themselves and
were satisfied that society at large
could have no ground for demanding
anything more than this.
Cool and capable in war, the Japa.
neee, despite centuries Of familiarity
appear to lose their heads when fire
starts. Confusion reigns supreme
Connected with each fire station are
large numbers of what may be termed
Huxinaries, who have really nothing
to do with the actual task OF exun
| gushing the flames, but whose duties
consist in appearing on the scene a.
the earliest possible moment armed
with lanterns and in thereafter help
ing to remove goods and chatteli
from the buildings within the dansel
zonesz New York Herald.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
Dogs Lors Lineage.

II Is impossible to say when dogs
were first domesticated. but some OF
the earlier traces are found on Egyp-
tian monuments. with figures Of dogs
somewhat Of the greyhound type,
which date back to at least $500 B. G.
Even In those remote days the dog
was highly esteemed. We read that
Ulysses. 5000 years ago. was recog-
nized by his dog Argus after his
swineheard had failed to do so. Plu.
tarch speaks Of Alcibiades, who cut
of the tail OF his dog and Myron. the
sculptor. immortalized the animal by
chiseling his image in marble. The
Romans valued their dogs. and kept
them for the chase and also as pets.
Alexander the Great owned veteran
fit to tackle a lion.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
poa Attended Funeral.

The sagacity and faishfulness Of 4
dog were illustrated in striking man
ner at Wycombe, England, recently a.
the funeral Of citizen named Henry
Abby. The dead mans dog, rough
wire-haired tertier. took its place
among the mourners, proceeded witt
them to the parish church. and. enter
ing the sacred building. lay down be
side the coffin. Attempts were made
by the yerger 10 remove the animal
but It showed Its teeth and refused (
bulge. When the efforts at remova
we're relinquished its behavior was as
decorous as that Of any other mourn
er. After the service In church the
dog placed itself between the oficiat
ing clergyman and the coffin, anc
walked sedately to the cemetery. The
ceremony over, i. trotted quietly home
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

President Geo. Smith has called the
democratic editors to meet Saturday
afternoon and there should be a full
attendance. There's plenty of work
for democratic newspapers to do dur
ing the next eighteen months. We are
going to clean EN- next time. We can
do il. conditions are ripe for it. A
constant stream Of the pure and un-
defiled" variety Of democracy. poured
out through the columns OF the press,
will do the business. Let US preach
tlhe gospel to every creature till this
glorious country Of ours is redeemed
from the iniquities Of the G. o. P.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

An nlionis state senator introduced
IA resolution asking the governor Of
Wisconsin to investigate the convic-
ton Of John Deitz. but the lieutenant
governor presiding over the senate
promptly ruled it out Of order, think
ing no doubt that Illinois has troubles
enough of her own. Oglesby is right.
Until Illinois clears herself OF the Lor-
inner stencil she shouldn't butt into
other peoples affairs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

If all people knew that neglect of
constipation would result in severe
indigestion, yellow iaundice or vir-
ulent liver trouble they would soon
take DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and
end it. It's the only safe way. Best
for biliousness. headache, dyspepsia,
chills and debility. 25c at Brown &
Co. d-w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

According to the unwritten law pol
ltlcs is tabooed at the press meet
However, we are putting our money
on the democrats in that baseball
game.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

We trust that Governor cruce will
be able to keep the ship of state on
her course while Amos is away, but We
cant help having some forebodlngs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One year. delivered by carrier $3.50
Six months. delivered by carrier 2.4O
Three months, delivered by carrier 1.2O
One month, delivered by carrier 40
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

The large carpetbag which Roy
Stafford brought with him contained
nothing but clean collar and his
baseball record.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-05-19

Glad to see you. opinion moulders.
The police judge has been temporarily
.exlled--do as you please.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Huragan w Chicago.
Jeden zabity, kilku rannych, szyby
pOtfuczOne-OtO zniWO.
SZPITAL POWIATOWY.
Drugi zamach Czarnej Reki.-Mieszka W lodowni

szybkoScia 81 mil ma godzine,
najniebezpiecznejszy byf o godzi-
ME 11:10 rano. Igraszka trwala
5 godzin z rzedu.
Wiatr zwolnii wielki zelazny
szyld Z dachu donru pnr. $40 s.
Halsted ul. Ciezar ten zabii ME
znanego czlowieka, a niebezpiecz-
ME pokaleczyl Michaia Moriarity.
Obu odwieziono do szpitala po-
wiatowego. Nieznany cz}owiek u
mari w drodze do szpitala a Mo-
riarity najprawdopodobniej wy
zdrowieje.
Mniejszych wypadk6w byio
bardzo wiele W kazdej czeSci
miasta. Przy Madison ulicy hu-
ragan szerzyi spustoszenia po-
srod szyld6w, w Irving Park
powyrywai drzewa korzeniami.
Ma rogu n. Clark i North ave.
przy Parku Lincolna wicher
zmi6ti z chodnika tuzin osob,
ktore przechodzily ulice. Wszy-
scy padli ma ziemie.
Piotra Goldena Z Pittsburgh
wicher zagna} pod kola samocho-
du, kt6rc go bolesnie pokaleczy-
ly. Zabrano go do szpitala po-
wiatowego.
Policyanta Nickolsona Fitzge-
ralda, kt6ry schodzif Z tramwaju
Windsor Park wiatr rZucif o
fontanne ma chodniku tax SLIME,
re te nsobie reke wywichnai.
Elsie Daley podia ia chodniku
pod presyq wiatru wywichne}a
noge W koStce, James McEl-
hone ziamai lewa noge w podob-
nym wypadku.
Huragan wczorajszy najwiek-
sze spustoszenie porobil W szyl-
dach. Wielkie szyby okien wysta-
wowych ME mogly zniest presyi
wicllru i trzaskiem peka}y. Ia
kich wypadkow byio kilkadzie-
STAT. w samym Sr6dmieSciu szko-
dy obliczaja na $4,000.
Lodownie, ktora ma rogu ulic
Greenwood boul. Dodge I'll. w
Evanston budowaia flrma Knick-
erbocker Ice Co., huragan zrow-
nal ziemiq Szkode obliczaja ma
1000.
Hamulcarz ma kolei Baltimore
and Ohio wicher wczoraJszy
zdmuchnal Z krytego wagonu
niebezpiecznie pokaleczyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Kr0tkie nOtdtki miejSkle.

- Dwuletni Lawrence Gan
non, 1929 Armour ave-, bawi} sic
zapa}kami smiertelnie sic popa-
rzyf
- Przypadkowa smiercia zgi-
nela IS letnia staruszka, Matyl-
da Pollen. Gaz ulatywai rura
peknieta.
- Ziodzieje skradli diva auto
mobile; jeden nalezaf do Oh.
Millera, drugi byf wlasnoscla
Canary Taxicab Co.
- Ma swoje zycie powodu
choroby targnql sic James Ro-.
bertson. Poprzecinaf sobie zyly Il
rak gard}o brzytwa poderznai,
ale wyzdrowieje.
- Prof. Go. Foster 2 chicago
skiego uniwersytetu w wyk}adzie
O Toistoju nazwa} tego filozofa
anarchista.
- Po rozniecaniu ognia nafta
lula Kussman, 2137 Herndon ul.
boleSnie sic poparzy}a.
- Spozywanie niezdrowych ar
tykuI6w bylo powodem smierci
dwuletniej Milderd Carmel, 2G13
Milwaukee ave.
- Gazem zaczadziI sic 81 let
nj Hubert Newman, zam. pm.
1s4S Hudson ave. Cd roku New
man ME opuszczai lozka powo-
du ciezkiej choroby.
w iozku udusiia sic dwule-
tnia Anna Ricketts,, 1922 Eichi-
gan ave,
= Sad skazaf syna wlasciciela
College Inn ma SIS kary "a pobi-
Gle kelnera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Telegramy krajOwe.
,,Zinna fala." !"

Waszyngton, 9 Stycznla. -
,,Zimna fala" niezwykle ostra,
kt6ra obecnie nawiedza Alaske,
przejdzie do Stan6w poinocno-
zachodnich w poniedzialek wto-
rex. L tych okolic przejdzie ma
wschod i ma poludnie przez srod-
kowe Stany W Srodku tygodnia,
a siegnie okolic nadatlantyckich
w ostatnich dniach tygodnia.
Niezwykle niska temperature to-
warzyszyc bedzie zimnej fall w
Stanach poinocnych mad Pacyfi-
klein, ma plaskowzgorzu polnoc-
nem i w okolicach Cor Skali-
stych, jakotez prawie wszedzie ma
wschod stamtad. Prawdopodob-
ME tez przyiaczy sic obfity snieg,
zwlaszcza w poludniowych Sta
mach i W okolicy Cor Skalistych,
wlacznie Kalifornii. Wczorajszy
wicher ponad jeziorem Michigan,
przeidzie mad Atlantyk w ponie-
dziaiek, a towarzySzyc mu be-
die sniezyca we wielu miejscach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Z Honduras.

Tegucigalpa, 8 stycznia. -
Prevalent Dawila usilnie stara
sic o pozyczke IL rzqdu waszyng-
tonskiego i uklady W tej sprawie
tocza sic pomyslnie. Rewolucyo-
niSci Bonili siedzq ma wyspie
Ruatan i jeszcze ME wystapili
zaczepnie. Odplynela tam kano-
nierka Stanow Zjedn., Tacoma. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
q Meksyku.

Chihuahua, 9 stycznia. - Re-
wolucyonisci zabrali pewnej
fanny $50 koni, w San Petro
zrabowali wiele broni i zywno-
sci. OpuScili oni ostatnio miasto
Guerrero, ktorego wobec naporu
wojska rzadowego utrzymac ME
mogli i cofneli sic W gorskie wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Me znosi ogrzanego pokoju.

w SWOlll CZdSle PO NOuIZe-
jewskiej najlepsza aktorka W ro-
ZACH szekspirowskich Ellen Ter
ry, Angielka, przyjecha}a wczoraj
do Chicago zamieszkala W ho-
telu Auditorium. Wprowadzono
ia do dobrze ogrzanych aparta-
mentow a ona, XII wielkiemu
dziwieniu sluzby, natychmiast
kazaia ogrzanie parowe zakrecic,
Zimno kapana Ofelia otworzy}a
okna szeroko w krotkim czasie
pokoje wiecej podobne byly do
lodowni niz do mieszkania.
w takich pokojach Ellen Ter
ry mieszka - tam sypia i pisze
swoje wykiady. L rozmowy z
mia re zdumienia jake okaza-
la, moznaby wnosic, re w Anglii
ludzie w lodowniach mieszkaJa.
Terry rzucila scene poswieca
sic wykladom 0 kobiecych rolach
Szekspira. Wyk}ady te ciesza sic
wielkiem powodzeniem. w Chi
cago wystapi ona diva razy W sa-
Ii Orchestra Hall.
Szpital powiatowy przepeiniony.
Szpital powiatowy jest obecnie
po same brzegi przepelniony
ZarzQd instytucyi stara sic mimo
to lokowac W murach zakladu
wszystkich pacyent6w i dotych-
czas nikomu jeszcze przyjecia
ME odmowiono. Obecnie w szpi,
tah1 przebywa 1900 pacyentow,
czyli 600 wiecej niz zaklad ten
moze z wygoda pomiescic. Mad
wyzki tel jednak nie lokowanc
gdzieindziej; W szpitalu zrobiono
miejsce dla wszystkich: - ~cho-
rzy lezq ma stolach }awkach,
stare 1ozka znow musiano VISTA
vic, sale jadalne wszystkie
zbyteczne katy musiano wype}-
mic iozkami, ably wszystkich po-
miescic. Pacyenci szybko opuSz-
czaja szpital - okolo 100 rekon-
walescentow opuszcza szpital CO.
dzieh.
Wczoraj wlaSnie zajrzano do
ksiag zakladu i przekonano sic,
re wielu jest takich, kt6rzy cd
ca}ego szeregu lat korzystaja z
goscinnosci instytucyi publicznej.
Jeden pacyent znajduje sic W
szpitalu powiatowym cd jedena-
stu lat. Cziowiek ten ME potrze-
buje opieki lekarskiej, przeciez
zyje sobie jak pan: zywia go "a
darmo, ma swe lozkoi tam juz II
lat siedzi.
Ksiazki wykazuja, re takich
pacyentow jest obecnie 127.
Bomba Czarnej Reki.
w domu pm. 1O35 Larrabee ul.
pekia bomba, rzucona tam przez
cz}onkow morderczej Czarnej
Reki. Wiosi sa w zamieszaniu -
bo zdarzyio sic to w ich dzielni-
cy. Eksplozya: by}a punktem kul-
ca}ego szeregu po-
gr6zek, jake Pawe} Figaro Cd
diuzszego czasu otrzymywaf'
Czionkowie zbrodniczej organi-
zacyi Scigali Figara cd kilku lat.
Zadali oni okupu W sumie $4,000,
ktore miai zlozyc ma rogu ulic
Larrabee i Chicago ave. Jest to
juz drugi zamach w szesciu mie-
siacach ma zycie tego Wlocha.
Wczorajszy wybuch zniszczyf
Geese skiadu. Pierwszy zanach
ME udai sic wcale, DO bonba "a
dnej szkody ME wyrzadzi}a.
We wczoraiszej eksplozyi Mkt
ME zostaf zabity i ran tez Mkt
ME odnios}. Wybuch uszkodzA
trzypietrowego do
mu i zgruchotai wszystkie okna
W sasiedztwie.
Ma miejsce zamachu przyjecha
10 kilkunastu policyantow, ale nj
kogo ME areSztoWanO.
Huragan W Chicago.
Cd kilku lat miasto Chicago
ME bylo terenem popisu wichru,
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Osobliwe zjawisko.

Pittsburg, Pa, 8 stycznia. :
Burza niemal TAXA jak wsrod lata
rozszalaia sic wczoraj ponad
miastem Pittsburgiem wraz u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09

moze takie zapiski u}ozyc ME
bedac ma biegunie. Ma to odrzekf
Peary, re So to zapatrywania RE
czoznawcow.
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Telegramy zagraniezne
Wioska Kamorra!

Niterbo, Wiochy, 9 Stycznia.-
Przywicziono tn pociagiem Z
Neapolu b czlonkow znanej W
Swiecie organizacyi zbrodniczej,
zwanej KamorrQ. aresztowanych
" Neapclu pod zarzutem zamor-
dowania bylcgo przywodcy ka-
morystow, Jozefa Cuccoli i jego
zony, ktorych zwloki zeszpecone
znaleziono ma morskiem wybrze-
zu. Podobno kamorySci uwazali
Cuccola "a zdrajce dlatego go
sprzqtneli. Policya wpadia ma
trop zbrodniarzy i wyiowiia Gala
Szajke neapolSka, ale process are
sztowanych odbedzie sic W Niter-
DO, gdyz " Neapolu lud zanadto
boi sic kamoryStow. a po czeSci /
sprzvja i'm. W Niterbo, ma dwor-
cu kolejowym zebraly sic t}umy
ludu. kt6re przyjeiy postawe zy-
czliwa dla areSztowanych, groz-
ma dla eskortujacych ich zolnie--
rzv. .Sle do rozruchow ME przy-
szlo. Obecuym przywodes kame-
rvst6w Jest rowniez aresztowany,
Enrico Alfano, zwany Erricone,
It6rego W r. 1907 areSztowa} W
N.Yorku porucznik policyi anne
rvkanskiej, Petrosino, poznieJ
wyslany dla Slcdzcnia kamory-
stow na Sycylie i tam przez Mich
w T. 1909 zamordowany. Spo-
dziewaja sic. ze obecny process W
Viterbo rzuci ma zamordowa-
ME Petrosina nieco Swiatla.
Konstytucya W Monako,
Monte Carlo, 9 stycznia. -
Ksiaze Albert ogiosii wprowa-
dzenie konstytucyi W SVEN pan
stewku, liczacem 1900 podda-
nych.
Przeciw monarchizmowi W Por-
tugalii.
Lizbona, 9 stycznia. - ZdaJe
sic ME wiele Sa warte doniesie-
MIA, O mozliwoSci przywrocenia
monarchii W Portugalm, DO oto
wczoraj wybuchiy tn gwaitow-
ne rozruchy Z samego tylko tego
powodu, IL Rad pozwolii ma
wznowienie wydawnictwa gazet
znanych tendencyj monarchi-
stvcznych. T}um napadi ma re-
dakcye owych gazet zdemolo-
wal je; trzeba bylo do uSmierze-
MIA rozruch6w uzyc az wojska,
kt6re obecnie strzeze lokalow
gazet nicSympatyoznych.
Zamach ma krola Hiszpanii.
Malaga, 9 stycznia. -.Krol
AlfonS bawH til krotko W drodze
do Melilli, miasta hiSzpanskiego
W Marokko (Afryka), gdzie "a
mierza zabawic dni pare. Lud-
nose miejscowa witaia owacyjnie
krola, ktory wraz z premierem
Canalejasem jechai W otwartym
powozie do paiacu gubernatora.
Pc drodze tiumy wiwatowaiy, a
krol uprzejmie dziekowal "a Po-
witania. Gdy juz krol wszedl do
paiacu. daia sic siyszec gwaito-
VIVA eksplozya, ktora panike wy
wolaia wsr0d tiumow; dwie oso-
by zostaiy ranione. Me MONA
sic bylo dowiedzie6 blizszych O.
kolicznoSci, towarzyszacych wy
padkowi, bo policya zaraz kor-
donem otoczyia miejsce eksplo-
zyi i oglosiia tylko, re to komuS
revolver wypadi kieszeni. O.
g6lnie sadza, re eksplozya owa
byia przeciez nieudaiym tylko
zamachem ma krola. z Melilli