davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Graham guardian., 1911-11-24

For pains in the side or chest
dampen piece of flannel with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bind it
on over the seat of pain. There is
nothing better. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co. 37-4t
Graham guardian., 1911-11-24
Masquerade Ball

A grand masquerade ball will be
given in Brier's Hall, next Thursday
night, Thanksgiving, November
30th. Good music and good time
for all. 4O-1t
Graham guardian., 1911-11-24
C. VAN cAUsIG DEAD

Mrs. Thomas Richards received a
telegram Wednesday from her moth
er announcing the death of her
father. C. Van Gausig, at Chicago,
H., on Tuesday, November 2lst.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
BERGER is MAKING GOOD.
FLEW A MILE YESTERDAY

At last the Berger Aviation Company is making
good it's promise to fly in Fitzgerald.
Yesterday afternoon successful fight of one mile
was made at an altitude of 100 feet.
The aviator arose easily, sailed around the en-
closed grounds gradually rising higher until altitude
estimated at 100 or more feet reached when the
plane gracefully sailed nearly to the railroad shops and
back again to the ground lighting with the of an
eagle.
Mr. Berger has a new aviator, he says who is not
crazy Frenchman but an American wise to his job.
This new man, says Mr. Berger, has discovered the
defects and removed the difficulties that have heretofore
prevented successful flights in this city
He will fly again this afternoon and every day for
the remainder of the week.
Mr.. Berger says he will make good every promise
he has made the people here if it takes all
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
General Passenger Agent.
He Flew PIP Miles At II
Miles An Hour.

Paris, April 2.-Pierre Vedrine,
who recently flew from Poiters to
Issy les Moulinoux, 208 miles in two
hours and twelve minutes, made
another remarkable flight today.
He left Issy early this morning for
Pau and landed near Moulin, cover
ing the distance, PIP miles, at the
rate of II miles an hour. Unfavora-
bic weather compelled him to rise
to the height of more than 5000
feet, where he was out of sight of
the earth. He tried to keep his
course by the sun and compass,
but finding that he was losing his
way, descended.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Superior Court Proceedings.

Ben Hill Superior court, which
covened Monday, is grinding out
justice in the usual slow and
tedious way of the mills of the
gods.
The divorce mill has been grind
ing the better part of the time thus
far, and it has been going some at
that. So far eight cases have been
tried as follows:
TOTAL DIVORCES.
BERTHE Thomas from William
Thomas.
j. w. Manbeck from Elizabeth
Manbeck.
Celia Mccormick from James
Mccormick.
H. C. Powell from Maggie Powell.
Edith McGlown from William
McGlown.
In addition to these first verdicts
were granted as follows:
p. Mcmillan from Avis McMil-
Ian.
j. H. Taylor from Mabel Taylor
William Wolcott from Ida VOL
colt.
Hays E. Udyback from Sallie
Udyback.
From the civil docket the follow
ing cases were cleared:
Bank of Ocilla VS.. J. S. Barnes.
Suit on promissory notes. Verdict
for the bank.
N. F. Powell VS.. Garbutt Lumber
Company. Verdict for the lumber
company.
Richard Roundtree VS.. Mrs. L. P.
Hayes. Judgment defaulted.
Grace Anderson VS.. The 0. & w.
R. R.Co. Damages. Verdict for the
plaintiff.
E. M. Whitehead VS.. w. M. Jones
and Norman Dorminy. Fl. ia. levy
and claim dismissed.
Mrs. Helen Chapel VS.. The Fitz-
gerald Trust Co. Suit for recovery
of land deed Withdrawn and set
tied out of court. Today has been
mainly occupied with the suit of
Sidney Clare, ct. al, against Samuel
Hearn ct. al.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Open Air Schools Increase
Rapidly.

Since January 1, 1907, sixty-fve
Open Air Schools for children
afflicted with or predisposed to
tuberculosis have been established
in twenty eight cities, according to
an announcement made in a bull
letin issued today by the National
Association for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis.
The first Open Air School in the
United States was established on
January l, 1907 by the Board Of
Education of Providence, R. l., at
the instance of DR.. ElleH A. Stone.
The next school was established in
May of the same year at Pittsburg,
a third one at Boston in July, 1908,
and the fourth at Belleview Hos
pital in New York in December
1908. During the year 1909 ten
schools in five different cities were
opened; in 1910, sixteen schools
in twelve cities were opened; and
eight schools in five cities have
been opened to April /, 1911, while
definite provision has been made
for twenty-seven more schools in
six cities. Many cities are consid-
ering the question and will act
during the coming year.
New York City now has in oper-
alton twelve open air schools and
classes, and definite provision has
been made for fourteen similar
classes to be opened by next fall.
Boston has five open air classes in
it's schools, and Chicago also has
several.
According to reports received by
the National Association, the result
of the open air class-work has been
to restore most of the children to
normal health and efficiency. One
of these open air schools or classes
should be established for each
$4,000 population, especially in
cities.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
A New Composer

Atlanta. April 6-Eugene Perry,
manager Of the Grand theatre, has
surprised his friends by writing a
rollicking popular march, which
he has dedicated to Emma Bunting.
Mr.. Perry is one ofthe best business
men in this part of the South, but
few of his acquaintance knew
that in the old days he had the ar
tistic temperament"
Mrs. Agnes Wilkerson who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. 7. L.
Griner, has returned to her home
in Atlanta.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
A Good Field For American
Cotton Goods.

Atlanta, Ga, April 4-Informa-
ton published by the United States
Bureau of Manufacturers shows that
ialtho Greece consumes annuity more
than two and a half million dollars
worth of cotton imports, which
are summed up under three main
heads-raw cotton, cotton yarns,
and cotton goods almost without
exception, the importers of Patras,
when asked why they do not carry
American goods, state that they
have never so much as seen samples
of American goods.
The million dollars worth of cot
ton goods which are annually con-
sumed in the Patras District, which
embraces the ports of Patras, Gala
mata and Corfu, are practically all
brought from abroad, and they con-
stitute one of the chief items of i'm
port into the district. There are in
the city of Patras alone Is firms
engaged in the importation of cot
ton goods. This would seem to offer
splendid field for a healthy expan-
sion of the export cotton goods trade
of the South. There are now three
| lines of fast steamships plying be-
tween New York and Patras with
an average sailing of once a week.
1t takes IS days for cargo to 90
| from Liverpool to PatraS. In the
same length of time the present
service will deliver a cargo from
New York to Patras.
The United States consul at Pa
tras states he would take pleasure
in making display of the
American. cotton goods to the the
Patras importers if the proper ma
terials and price lists were made
available. Lists of cotton goods
importers in Greece may be found
in the World Trade Directory pub
lished by the Bureau Of Manufact--
urerS.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Hunting The HOOkwOrm.

Reports received from three coun-
ties, Webster, Stewart and Tiff, by
DR.. Fort, hookworm expert of the
state board of health, indicate that
a large percentage Of the school
children in those counties are afflict-
ed with the hookworm disease.
In Stewart county the report
shows that 1854 pupils were exam
ined, 400 white and 934 colored,
and that 1875 whites and 303 colored
were suspected of having the disease.
Of the 488 suspects, the faces of 1879
were examined and 40, or "a. 6
per cent of those examined, were
found to be suffering from the dis
ease.
In Webster county, 595 children
were examined, and of the number
ITO whites and 1856 colored were
suspected of having the disease.
The examination up to the present
has not been sufficient to determine
the exact number of those who are
suffering from the disease.
In Tiff county. 1850 white chill
dren were examined, and 975 sus-
poets were found. Ofthese Suspects
56 have been examined and SO were
found to have hookworm. The
children of one negro school were
examined and, out of 1926 pupils
IS we're suspected of having the
disease.
The three counties mentioned are
the only counties of the state in
which the state board of health and
the Rockefellow sanitary commits
sion have co-operated with the Off
Gals of the counties in conducting
an examination for the honkWorm
disease. However, representatives
of the board, at the expense of the
latter, have made examinations on
their own account in other counties
and have found the hookworm pre-
valent in 1877.
DR.. Fort states that other coun-
ties have made propositions to the
board to assist financially in max
ing inspections, and these applica-
lions will be taken up later for con-
sideration.
The editor of the Enterprise is
prepared to believe the above, for
we caught the hookworm in the
first county named where we spent
the seventeen first years of our life,
most of the time bare footed.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Georgia Educational Associ-
alton.

The forty-ffth annual meeting Of
the Georgia Educational Association
will be held at Macon on April
27, e, 20, 1911. The railroads have
granted a round trip rate Of one
and one-half fares plus fifty cents
on the certificate plan.
The various Boards of Education
of the counties and of municipali-
ties have been requested to declare
a holiday on Friday April 28. in or
der that the teachers may attend
this meeting.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
DEPOSITS INSURED.

A Certificate of Deposit, issued by
a National bank, and guaranteed
against loss by the Fidelity and
Casualty Company Of New York,
the strongest bonding company in
America, affords absolute protection
to the depoSitor without extra cost,
the usual rate of interest being paid
on all savings accounts. The Third
National Bank adopted this guaran-
tee last year and bank depositors,
especially Savings depOsitors, are
very much interested in this plan
of insuring deposits.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
| Suggestion Worth While.

Atlanta, Ga. April 4, 1911.
j. E. Mercer, Fitzgerald Gal have
pleasure in stating that we have
permission from the Erie Railroad
Company to place an agricultural
and horticultural display in the
window of our City Ticket Office,
Cleveland, Ohio, for a limited period.
You will, I am sure appreciate the
excellent results that will be OBJ
tanned from an exhibit of this kind,
and hope you will keep the mat
ter in mind and prepare a nice
exhibit for us.
The city ticket Office of the Erie
Railroad is located in one of the
most prominent parts of the city.
| hope you gentlemen will help me
to take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to practically advertise the
products of South Georgia.
Yours very truly,
w. H. LEAHY,
General Passenger Agent.
We want to send Mr.. Leahy a
nice and attractive exhibit that
will attract attention, and advertise
Fitzgerald and the colony. Some
thing unique. We will appreciate
the assistance of Enterprise readers.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Aviation.

Just as we were preparing to nib
BILE the corners of the biplane, and
make hash of the monoplane sea-
soned with the ears of various and
sundry aviators, they got up and
flew, and we were forced to return
to strawberries and cream to ap-
pease the craving of our spring ap-
petite.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
Celebrates seth. Birthday


The family Of Mr.. j. L. Green will
celebrate his seth birthday Friday,
April 7th, at his home on North
Grant St.
Mr.. Green is the father of nine
children and nine grand children,
all living except one grandson.
Mr.. Green is we'll and able to hold
a good position with the A. B. & A.
If it's a typewriter ribbon you
need, phone the Enterprise, or come
and select it. We have a nice as
sortment. Best grades only.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1911-04-06
StereOptiCan Views Tonight

The Stereoptican views which
were to have been presented by
Rev. J. D. Winchester last night at
the First Baptist Church has been
postponed until tonight.
Every body is cordially idvited to
be present
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z Mexyku.

MeXyk, miasto. 1 kwietnia. -.
Jednakze przecie pod Urez miala
sic odbyc wielka bitwa, czemu-
wbrew pierwszym doniesieniom,
wczorajsze telegramy przeczy}y.
Podobno nawet rzadowi zostali.
pobici straty obustronnie by}y
tax wielkie, ze je ma tysiac ludzi
obliczaja.. .. Zdaje sic, re to je-
dnak przesadzone mocno wieSci.
Pod San Rafael rowniaz mieli
rewolucyoniSci wciagnqc rzado-
wych w zasadzke i dobrze ich
porazili; mia{a to bye d}uga j
trudna walka. Podobno 200 In
dyan Z plemienia Yaguin, uzbro-
jonych koSztem rzadu przeszfo
do rewolucyi. Gazety ze zgroza
stwierdzaja, re obie strony wal
czace ME posiadaja urzadzeh
szpitalnych, ami lekarzy; ranieni
zostaja tam gdzie padna i o VIA
snym ratunku sami mySleG mu-
sza, gdy ME moga MIRA, znikad
ME majac pomocy.
z Niemiec.
Berlin. l kwietnia. - Donosza
Z Kilonii, ze wskutek eXplozyl
kotIa ma pancerniku York Sch
marynarzy zosta}o zabitych,
4ch odniosio ciezkie rany.
Do Hannoweru przybyi
Bremy aviator Erler wraz re
swoim pasazerem, z kt6rym je-
die juz Berlina prze Hamburg
i Breme.
- Og6lne wspolczucie budzi
fakt zastrzelenia pufkownika
Schlichtinga, instruktora w armii
tureckiej przez zoinierza Albah-
czyka. o czem donosilismy, Rad
turecki sprawe wyjasnil zonie
zabitego wyznaczyi pensye, Al
banczyka skazal ma Smierc.
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ia, zostai przez Legislature obra-
ny senatorem zwiazkoWym &c
Stanu New York. Wybory roz-
poczely sig dnia & stycznia i cd
owego czasu odbylo sic 81 gloso-
wan. L pomiedzy oddanych 1872
gios6w, O'Gorman otrzymai 112,
reszte otrzyma} przeciwnik jego
Chauncey NJ. DePew.
Process Coxa.
Cincinnati, O., kwietnia. -
Adwokaci polityka Georgia. B.
Coxa, ktorym dotychczas udaio
sic ME dopuszczac do procesowa-
MIA ich klienta o krzyWoprzysie-
stwo, doznali tym razem porazki.
Sad wielkoprzysieg}ych W pred
dzien swego odroczenia sic,
wni6si MOVE oskarzenie o krzy-
woprzysiestwo przeciw Coxowi,
poczem prokurator Hunt natych-
miast wni6sl przeniesienie proce-
su. tax, re Cox prawdopodobnle
bedzie procesowany w Clermont
county. Adwokaci Coxa "a pozno
dowiedzieli sic o tenn, by temu
zdolali przeszkodzic. Jest to juz
trzecie oskarzenie tego rodzaju
przeciw Cox'owi, Pierwsze IL
morzono powodu b}edu techni-
cznego, przeciw drugiemu adwo-
kaci pozyskali zakaz sadowy, =
ale to trzecie zapewne doprowa-
dzi do procesu Cox jest republi-
kaninern i ma wielkie wplywy W
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Wdowy ME dostana pieniedzy.

PrZyZnaJac sic do why, re
biad popeinili w zarzqdzaniu
$2II,ooo zebranymi ma rzecz
widow po zabitych strazakach,
czionkowie komitetu ratunkoWe-
go przyrzekli odbyc posiedzenie
skoro tylko prezes ich, Fl. \.
I1iginbotfam wroci L California.
Wtenczas to komitet ma zamiar
poradzic sic widow co ma pie
niedzmi zrobit.
Take oSwiadczenie wyda} B.
F. Sunny, prezydent kompanii
telefonicznej, ktory sic przyzna},
re wdowami strazakow nigdy
ME konferowano ME wiedziai o
tenn, re : Z tychze musialo sic
T. mieszkania wynosiC, bo ko-
mornego op}acic ME mogly. Ko-
mitet miai zamiar wyksZta}ciC
dzieci tych strazak6w "a zebra
ne przez sic ofiary.
Pieniadze ofiarowane ma rzccz
widow i sierot po bohaterach stra
sznego pozaru W rzezalniach IL
lokOwano W peWnem przedsle-
biorstwie tax. re przynoszq $4,000
procentu rocznie. L tel sunny ma
kazda wdowe przypadaloby "a
ledwie $43o ma rok czyli mnlel
niz $40 ma miesiac.
Wdowy ME otrzymaja ami cen
ia z kapitalu, .czyli sunny zebra-
nej, tylko procent, ktory ia SIT
ma przynosi. 0 po ich Smierci
kapital ma bye pomiedzy dzieci
podzielony. ME predzej jednak
az dziecko kazdc liczyc bedzic
25 lat.
Okazaio sic, &c komitct ten
2zporzadzajac oiiarami szerszej
ublicznoSci ME wiedziai wcale
co robi i jak sic do rzeczy "a
/ biera. Nieomal wszyscy czionko-
vie przyznali sic do tego. Pre-
dewszystkiem ME wiedzieli Q
TEN wcale. ze niektore wdowy
juz teraz cierpiq niedostatek, a o
wykSztalceniu dzieci ME moze
bye wcale mowy...
,Czarna Reka" to zrobiia.
Policya utrzy mule, re Czarna
Reka popeinila nova straszna
zbrodnie, ze do .znacznej liczby
morderstw. ktorych policya wy
kryc ME moze, dodala jeszcze je-
den wystepck.
Levi A. Raven, lichwiarz i
wlaSciciel fabryki patentowych
srodkow, ktorego majqtek ma
wynosiG okoio $4,000 zostal
znaleziony wczoraj wieczorem "
biurze swojem pm. 1920 5. State
ul., niezywy. KtoS go uduSiI.
Policya powiada, ze udusili go
Wlosi, T. ktorymi interesa pro-
wadzil ktorzy mu kilka list6w
Z pogr6zkami przyslali.
Cialo znaleziono pod kupa pu-
del W pokoju dotykajacym lego
ofisu.
Zamordowany Cd lat dwu mia}
sic ia bacznoSci, bo grozono mu
smiercia.
Scuthchicagoska policya. a
wlasciwie detektyw' Skiba zrobif
TO, czego chicagoska policya zro-
bic ME moze mianowicie. &c
zlapal cziowieka, ktory sic W
czarnq reke bawil i 43 osobom W
South Chicago. postal listy Z po-
grozkami, zadajac okupu. lest
MIN Flip Purpurpa, zam. pm.
2o75 T. gotta Utica.
Wioch ten przyznai sic do wi
ny. a listy posylal jedynie dla-
tego, aby zebrae pieniadze stra-
cone w interesie.
Niebezpieczny pozar.
Cd pozaru w rzezalniach straz
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Dziennik Chicagoski wychodzi CO.
dziennie stronicach, W sobote o
10, czasami IL str. Kosztuje 1c "a
egzemplarz. Nabyc go MONA u ma
szych agent6w.
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Dokohczenie ma stronicy 5-tej e.

Nasz agent Hudzinski ma Jozafa-
towie, pnr. 2441 High utica z przy-
jemroscia bedzie donosii jeden egg.
Dziennika Chicagoskiego codziennie.
Prosimy sic zgiosit do niego.
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,Czarna Reka:' oskarzona. Polski detektyw
fapie spiskowca. Wys1a1 43 listy
pogr6zkami.
Straszny Polar.
Wallace SIG injury gola smiereIa strazakom rObotnkom.
Rocznica,
Wdowy ME dostana pieniedzy. GrOza smiercia
zpOgr6zkanll. Il

zacietel walk osniem jak
wczoraj tym, ktory nawiedzA
zaklad Chicago Wrecking Co.,
ma rogu 35tej Iron ul., ktory
wyrzqdzii $4,000 szkody.
Wallace sic mury grozily smier
ciq strazakom i 90 robotnikom.
Ludzie ci L biedq uszli straSzneJ
Smierci W plomieniach.
Pozar zniszczyl gmach. W kto-
rym znajdowaly sic maszyny
objai sklad drzewa budulcowego.
Jedynie ciezkiej piracy zawdzie-
czyt trzeba, ze wszystko ME po-
szlo Z dymem.
Pozar powstai " kotlowni
gmachu fabryczncgo. 3 pietra
wysokieso, 500 stop diusiego
Is szerokiego. Cd iskr zapalila
sic farba i nastapiIo kilka eks-
plozyi. Ogien w jednej chwili
objal caly gmach. Nury walliy
sic na wszystkie Strony.
Sofa Rocznica.
Wczoraj tutejsza poczta OBJ
chodziia SO rocznice swego za}o-
zenia. PierwSzym poczmistrzem
by} Jonathan Nash Baily, zamia-
nowany przez wfadze waszyng-
tonskie 3Igo marca 1881 .2ku.
W tym czasie miasto Chicago
liczyio 1000 >mieszkancow, = po-
czta znajdowafs sis. " dQmu 7bu
dowanym okraglakow ma rogu
Lake South Water. Jesli nade-
sz}o 6 list0w na tydzich w tym
czasie to juz byio wielc.
Picrwsza wzmianka o komuni-
kacyi pocztowej pomiedzy mia
stem Chicago a wSchodem byia
W roku 19I7-IS.
W biurze poczmistrza znaj-
dujq sic podcbizny wszystklch
poczmistrz6w opr6cz pierwsze-
go.
Po Baileym urzedowali I'll ma
stepujqcy:
John S. G. Hogan, list. ,. 1882;
Sidney Abell. marzcc 3, 1887;
William Stuart. lipiec 10. 1871;
Hart l.. Stewart, kwiecief 25,
lS45; Richard l.. Wilson, kwiet.
g. 1S4o; George ". Dole, sierp.
3. 1880; Isaac Cook, marzec p,
1858; William Price, marzec Is,
1875; Isaac Cook. marco 9, 1888
John /. SchippS, marZec 2S,
1901: Samuel Hoard. marzcc 9,
1906; Thomas O. Osborn, lipiec
e, 1866; Robert Gilmore, je-
sien 1866; Francis T. Sherman,
sierp. p. 1857; Francis \. East
man. kwiecich 3. 1869; John Nc
Arthur. grudzieh Is. 1872; Fran,
els W. Palmer, luty 1877; Solo
man G. Judd, maja IS, 1885;
Walter {. Newberry. listopad
70, 1888; James A. Sexton. kwie-
Glen 16, 1880; Washington Hes
sing, liStopad 25, 1895; Charles
L. Gordon. marzec 70. 1897; Ere
derrick F.. Coyne. kwiecieh 7,
1901; Fred. A. Busse. styczen s.
1906: Daniel A. Campbell,
kwiecieh Is. 1907.
Krotkie Notatki Miejskie.
- Carl Gray postrzclii wczo-
raj murzyna, Piotra Harrisa.
- Clair Dickinson skarzy o
S25 900 odszkodawania "a wy
rzucenie mieszkania.
- Przez omylke zamiast le-
karstwa ma reumatyzm Dora A.
sherman napiIa sic kwasu solo
nego.
- z grocerni pm. Io4S-Io5o
Gland ave, rabusie zabrali kase
zelazna wazqca $50 funtow a z
MIA SI1o.
- Rabusie stiukli okno W
skladzie Mandel Bros i wzieli
zegarki wartosci SI95.
= Sadly municypalne zaczeiy
sic juz wprowadzac do nowego
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Wracajac cd piracy wstapcie do
naszej agencY pnr. 1858 Fullerton
ave., gdzie "a 1c otrzymacie jeden
numer Dziennika Clicagoskiego.
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Z Kanady.

Toronto, l kwietnia. - Upro-
wadzono tu Macedonczyka. An
temoffa, kupca zamoznego - ME
wiadomo dokad. Nieznani jacyS
ludzie mieli go wywiezc do Sta
now Zjednoczonych, podobno do
Buffalo: Sledztwo w toku.
Winnipeg. l kwietnia. - Oko-
10 10 tysiecy g6rnikow weglo-
wych strajkuje W poiudniowym
paste weglowym Alberty i An
gielskiej Kolumbii.
Peru - Bolivia.
Lima. Peru, l kwietnia. - Ma
reszcie podpisano obustronnie
protokoiy pokojowego zalatwie-
MIA granicznego sporu miedzy
Peru a Bolivia; pewne jeszcze
nieporozumienia oddano do zalat-
vienna trybunaiowi rozJemczemu
miedzynarodowemu W Hadze.
z Haiti.
Kap Haitien. / kwietnia. -
Sad rozjemczy, urzedujacy tn cd
trzech dni rozpatrujacy oskar-
zenia wniesione przeciwko ucze-
stnikom ostatniej ruchawki re-
wolucyjnej, skazai juz % ludzi
ma rozstrzelanie. Konsulowie "a
graniczni protestuja przeciwko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-01

Ma Jozafatowie agentami naszy-
mi sa: Hudzihski, 2441 High ul.;
Kistner, 1850 Fullerton ave. Co
dziennie mich motna Otrzymae
Dziennik Chieagoski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-01
Z W1och.

Niterbo, l kwietnia. - w pro-
cesie ..Camorry' przesluchiwano
wczoraj jej podejrzanego herszta
Alfano, ktory jednakowoz ME
przyznawai sic do zarzucanych
mu zbrodni utrzymuje, ze jest
ofiara sPrzysiezenia swoich wro-
gov. Przesiuchanie bylo bardzo
szczegolowe. Zycie Alfana pelne
byia awantur, wSzelkiego rodza-
ju, byi on tez oskarzony o
udziai W nadziezach i zaboj-
stwach handlu zywym iowa
rem, ale zawsze udaio mu sic
wykrecic. Oskarzony o zamordo-
wanie Cuoccola jego zony 20
stall aresztowany, ale uwolniono
go znowu, poczem uszedi do A
meryki, gdzie go jednak areszto-
wal detektywa Petrosina, ten sam
ktory pozniej zostai zamordowa-
ny ma Sycylii. najprawdopodob-
niej przez ,.kamorrystow''. Abba
temaggio, giowny Swiadek pro-
kuratoryi stanowczo utrzymuje,
re Alfano jest hersztem ,,Camor-
ry' spowodowai Smierc Cuocco-
la, zony jego, Petrosina i calego
szeregu innych osob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-01
NIEMCY A ROzBR0JEN|E.
Nowy tunel w Alpach
z Anglii j z Francyi.
Process ,,Camorry."
Ruchawka w NGarOkkO.
Il KANADY.
Terror na Haiti. Wslki W Mexyku.
: Anglii i z F'rancyi.
Process yCamorry."
L KANADY.
Terror ma Haiti. Walki W Mexyku.
z NIEMIEC.

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