davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Band Concert

We took in the concert by the
Williston band Sunday afternoon.
We have not been attending the
concerts for some time but were
there Sunday as We happened to
be on the program. We were de-
lighted with the music furnished
by the band and have been won
dering ever since why we hadn't
attended them regularly. Profess
sor Onstad has a remarkable or
Qanization and one of which the
city should be, and doubtless is,
proud. We should however show
our appreciation by attending
these concerts more regularly.
The admission fee is only 25 cents
and the second selection played
Sunday was we'll worth the price.
There was small attendance
Sunday and this naturally is dis
couraging to the members of the
band and their leader. Encour-
age them in the future BY attend
ing their concerts. % ~
j. E. Pasonault pleased the au-
dience with 4 couple of selections
on the violin. "
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
CITIZEN {, ! 7! PAPERS
GRANTED TUESDAY
JUDGE FISK GRANTED PAPERS TO FOR
LYNNE 1UESDAY-DlVoRCE CASE
.'.' = LAST NIGHT a.

Judge Fisk was kept busy
Tuesday making citizens. Forty-
nine applicants appeared aud were
granted their final citizenship pa
pers. r... |'.':...
Last night he granted q divorce
to Edna Renecker of Ross. She
asked for divorce from her b.
band on the grounds Of o. a.
port. It was a defasD ,n-sop,
the divorce was xs>> case aoo
The jury ter~ Ated.
vene hera o. :, Of court will con
Judge Tuesday next. :,
Hany> fisk had appointed Z, =
~ m Of Mittot as court seencR
.,ner and 10 arrived IL tse = ~ =
che first of the week. NJ. Hsn =,
yensh IS hxA considerable exper'
ence ms ,Ub,irt stero9fapher az e
will sathtaat question sns'e goo
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
Death of Old Timer

With the death of Frank Conlin
in this city Tuesday morning oae-
of the oldest settlers in North
western Dakota passes away
When he came to Dakota he To-,
Gated at Devils Lake and was
there in the early days when the
Ward boys were killed. In 1883
he went to Bottineau where be
remained until 1887. He spent
one winter in Canada and came
back locating at Willow City. He
owned q bunch of horses near
Bainville and some time ago turned
them over to bis son. The boy
later sold them to Davidson and
Hagen of this city and Mr.. Conlin,
not approving of the sale came here
from Canada where he had aclaim
to try and pet the horses back.
For the past month or six weeks
he had not been very we'll. The
deceased was about eighty years
'0ld.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
BANK CASHIER
IS MISSING
CASHIER B0STWlCk OF CULBERTSoN
BANK MlSSlNC--.IS CLAIMED BANK
IS NOT lNSOLVENT

As reported the Farmers and
Merchants Bank at Culbertson
was declared insolvent recently.
V. H. Bostwick, the cashier,
skipped out a week ago Saturday
and so far has not been located.
H. G.. Delaney, formerly pres
ident of the Citizens National
Bank of this city, was arrested
here in connection with the bank
trouble. In an interview with
the writer Mr.. Delaney said that
as far as he was concerned he had
not had any interest in the bank
for the past sixteen months, hav-
ing sold out his interest to Mr..
and Mrs. Bostwick and Miss Ber-
tina Malloy. He was arrested
here on the charge of receiving
moneys after the bank was insol-
vent and he never received, any
money for the bank at ALI He.
states that F. H. johnson of the.
American National Bank Of Hele-,
ma was at Culbertson and after
checking over the business stated
that in his opinion the bank was,
not insolvent. That it had about
SIS, 900 in deposits and $4,000 in
notes to secure the depositors.
V. H. Bostwick was cashier of
the bank and his wife, Ella Bost-
wick assistant cashier. After Mr..
Bostwick skipped Mrs. Bostwick
was arrested on the charge of &C
cepting money on deposit after
the bank was insolvent. 1t speaks,
we'll for her standing in the town
when depositors in the bank were
among the first TO 60 on her
bonds. Mr.. Delaney states that
he believes they will get things
Strengthened out within . few
days and that the depositoss will
be taken care of.
1t is Q we'll known fact thst Mr..
Bostwick was going pretty fast
pace and it looks as if he, after
blowing all the coin he could get
hold of, had skipped out leaving
his wife to bear the bFunt of the
trouble. MIR. Delaney states
that IS far as he could learn Bost-
wick did not have over four hun
dred dollars with him when he
hit the trail for parts unknown.
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MOBILIZATION OF
ARMY FOR TEST
A FOURTH OF ALL TROOPS ORDERED
TO TEXAS FRONTlER---NAYY TO
JOIN IN DEMONSTRATION

Washington, D. c., March T.
In answer to the charge that the
United States army is not prepared
for actual warfare, and that it is
lacking in every essential that goes
to make up a defensive force, the
general staff by direction of the
president has ordered q magnificent
test of the whole machinery con-
trolling a mobile army on a scale
greater than ever before attempted
in time of peace in in this country.
Reproducing as nearly as possible
war conditions involving hostilities
in advance of q formal declaration
of war, the president gave word
last night and within a few moments
messages were flying all over the
country by wire ordering the
assemblage in Texas. This practic-
ally is one-fourth of the entire
army, including the troops in the
Philippines and other insular pos
sessions. The navy is to play its
part and a formidable fleet of
armored cruisers supplemented by
the auxiliaries necessary for the
successful maintenance of hostile
naval force on the coast of an
enemy will take its place off the
Texas shore line.
In the early morning mystery
surrounded the sudden issuance of
orders during the night to various
army posts to mobilize cavalry and
infantr. for service along the
Mexican border. At. least $500
coass srtillsrymen ,were ordered
ItoGether at Galveston today and it
is estimated that nearly 5000 men
in all will be.rushed to the vicinity
of Mexico. Ssy ~. ss N. ~,...
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LEGISLATURE TO
Be REC0NVENED
ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDS THAT BOTH
HOUSES MUST RECESS FOR TIE
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL

Bismarck, N. d., March g.
When the legislative assembly ex-
pires by constitutional limit to-
night, so far as the enactment of
new legislation is concerned it will
not adjourn sine die. Instead, If
the opinion Of Attorney General
Miller. is followed, the legislative
assembly will tonight recess till the
date that may be fixed by the
senate for the Impeachment trial
of Judge Cowsn. ..>.f .- II
= It is held by the attorney general
that the assembly remains in session
IS a matter of law, but that they
probably do not necessarily have
to be in Bismarck. The perdiem
will not be allowed the members of
board Of managers and not TO- oil
the house members, as was be-
lieved. "...s -,..> a,,.
There is some conflict in the law
and constitution on the question of
the house and senate remaining in
session in cases of impeachment,
which is settled by the attorney
generals opinion so far rs the ad-
journment tonight is concerned.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

Washington, March Sec: X.
A. Ballinger rendered his resigna"
tion in a letter on Jan. 19, basing
it entirely upon the condition Of
his health, The president replied
at once expressing his confidence
in Secretary Ballinger, his reluct-
ance to accept his resignation, and
requested the secretary to remain
in Office until the close of the
session of congress.
Immediately upon adjournment
of congress Secretary Ballinger re-
newed his request that he be re-
lieved at date suiting the presi-
dents convenience, but immediate
~ if possible. Today President
Taft il 4 letter accepted the
resignation, ---.~,--
waiver re Fisher OF VHieaeo'
was apo. '.nted as his suecessef, his
cop' mission being sitheu i'm
ned;ately by the president. Mr..
Fisher. will TAXI &ce within a
''c : ccoarre*y5kbdsnce a between the
ntresident and the secretary IS a.
vo.un{,hnous but sets forth sevont
auestion Of confidence wtssW Mr.
| Taft has reposed iu Me> Blllinge
throughout the long siege and tn
indignation With which he ha
viewed the attacks upon the secre
1. tary's personal and otiicia' E e
tegfity:3 ,.,,.>
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
RECORD time
WITH MAIL TRAIN
FAST MAIL SUNDAY NIGHT MAKES Re
CORD RUN FROM DEVILS LAKE
TO nlN0r

The fast mail train, west bound,
made the run from Devils Lake to
Minot last Sunday night in lib
minutes. The distance is 118
miles. There were FIVE cars on
aad they were pulled by engine
Number 1915 with Engineer Gran
at the throttle. Conductor Wynn
was in charge and he says that
this was fast enough for him.
During the run they made up %
minutes from the Lake to Minot
and ten minutes from Minot here.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
SECRETARY BALLlNCER T..
HAS QUIT TAFT CABINET
rendered RESIGNATION ON JANUARY l9 But TAFT
s. ASKED THAT HE STAY UNTIL CONGRESS AD
J0URNED-WALTER l. FISHER new &CY.

Lowrie Fisher, the newly appointed
secretary of interior, has been one
of Clifford Pinchot's staunchest
supporters in the matter of conscr-
vation of natural resources. He
was the president Of the Conssrva-
tion League of America, and is how
vice president of the National
Conservation association, which
succeeded the league and of which
Mr.. Pinchot is president. Next
July on Independence day Mr..
Fisher will be 49 years Of age.
He was born at Wheeling, w. ",
and, received his education at
Mariett, Ohio college and Ham
over, Ind. r.
Washington, March Fred
DehBet, corhnissieae,.. Of the gener.
ii landodice and eone Of the many
North DAk6es>.,s holding respoass'
bic positFer.s under. the Taft ad
minls'tt., .tion. today expressed sur
prise at Secretary Ballinger':
~, ,ignation. Mr.. Denstt has beer
intimately connected With the liant
!; Office a good many years and lat
reports have been current that b
would quit the department witt
;. Secretary BsIlinger whenever tn
!, Seattle o,.n 'qsit the president
!, cabinet. Mr.. 'Dennet said ida
:: that It was too. early TO discuss q!
: plaus Tor the future. he wou!
flneisHer sl6Tm nor deny IN earl
II
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09
St. Peters, Episcopal Church

The curate will preach at both
services on Sunday next. The
subject in the. morning will be
The Rejection Of Jesus Christ, .
and in the evening judas
The Willistor. orchestra viii
play at the evening servies " .
the leadership of Profesrxs 1.uel n.t !
stad. On-
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To Act a, Cowan's JudAke

Bismarck, March 5.-Last night
Governor Burke appointed, Q. W..
Buttz of Minnewaukan 6 temper
ary Judge of the Second judicial
district to fill Judge Cowan's> 's>place'
on the bench until sitter tho i'm.
peachment trial in the senate.
During the time oharges,of crimes
and misdemeanoss have been filed
against the juris+ BY the house Of
representa- he is temporarily
SUSPENDED fross Office. is f tf
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

Washington, March 6.-The
United States senate will not lose
Senator Bailey. The fiery senator
from Texas quit in huff on
Saturday, sending bis resignation
first to Vice-President Sherman
and then to his governor. His
friends, however, prevailed upon
him to reconsider.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

Every time you pay more TOR
something than an ad-reader does
you nav A form ofdirect tax which,
eventually, will amount TO enough
10 buy u home. lntrlli9ent nd
readers never pay the highest
Dr;ce fur cay article.
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CONG. HANNA Will
.... FISH IN FLORIDA
cRoNNA Is NOW !eN rs WAY nollf+-'
SENATOR nrBjnlBER 10 STAY
N XAsHIIl(lei SING D. c.

W,atshingtsA, D. c., March g.
Sen.spYt &ronna returned to his
hone in North Dakota today to
look after private business affairs
He will return to Washington early
in April to participate in the extra
session Of congress.
Representative Hanna will i'm
prove the congressional recess by
y two weeks fishing trip in Florida.
Senator Mc<;umt,er will remain
in Washington. 25
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

The ad-reading and ad-answer'
ing habit is q sign of a wise and
prudent shopper.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1911-03-09

: A timely want will sell it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25
z Haiti.

Port All Prince, 25 lipca. - A
tax zwycieskich rewolucyoni-
stow ma to miasto jeSzcze ME ma
stapii. Podobno wSrod rewolucyo-
nist6w wybuchiy spory waSnie,
o to, kto ma bye naczelnym wo-
dzem. Prezydent Simon ma "a
soba jeszcze okolo $500 zolnie-
rzy; rozstrzygajacej walk spo-
dziewac sic MONA lada dnia.
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EXTRA!!!!
JOZEF KOSCIELSKI ME
ZYJE!

Miiosiaw, w. KS. Poznanskie,
25 lipca. - Zmari tn w wieku lat
66ciu-wybitny dziaiacz, patryo-
ia, polityk niepowszedni, lite
rat i poeta ceniony, Sp. Jozef Ko-
Scielski, wiasciciel rozlegiych
dobr Miloslawia okolicy.
Jozef Koscielski urodzii sic d. 9
wrzesnia 1S45 roku w Siuzewie, w
w. KS. Poznanskiem; wykszta}-
Genie otrzymai nader staranne ma
uniwersytetach w Heidelbergu i
w Berlinie, dopeinil go podrozami
rozleglemi. Dose wczeSnie wysta-
pill ma arene dziaian politycznych
= jako pose1 do sejmu niemiec-
kiego powiatow Inowroclaw-
skiego i Mogilnickiego, a W roku
1881 zostal czionkiem dozywot-
MIN Pruskiej Izby Panow, W kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25

rel pierwszorzedna odgrywai ro-
le, wywierajac dzieki swym sto-
sunkom w stolicy znakomite
wpiywy ma tok spraw pahstwa.
Podowczas zwolennik polityki
realnei, kierowal sic S. p. Kosciel-
ski W tych swoich wpiywach i
dziaianiach pewnego rodzaju O.
portunizmem politycznym i dla
tendencyi takich potraii pozyskac
grono poslow z Poznanskiego,
wytwarzajac tax zwana dwor-
ska partye polska. =. Sa-
dzii, re ia droga uzyska cos dla
kraiu i rodakow, zdobedzie ola
Mich ulgi ustepstwa.Ale gdy spo-
strzegi daremnos6 takich staraf
i zabieg6w, gdy mu otwaray oczy
coraz bardziej mnozace sic prawa
wyiatkowe, coraz nieub1aganiej
stosowane, zawrocil obranej
przez sic drogi, usunai sic cd ber-
linskiego dworu, wzgardzii nawet
przyjaznia krolewska, a usunaw-
wszy sic cd zycia pubhcznego, O.
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CHa<Ns@I2SE
zIl<Z<u ua1SH
s s7erE<Gs ~IL1SZzS
orHGs 0Sb>z NSS<Sz

siad4 w swym Mi}os}awiu od-
da} sic cafy piracy domowej mad
poglebieniem podstaw polskosci
w tym kraju, ktorego polskosc
te rugowac chce hakata. odtad
nazwisko S. p. Koscielskiego wi
dnieje we wielu sprawach, we
wielu dzie}ach doniosloSci czysto
narodowej: byi gorliwym protek-
torem wielu ekonomicznych in
stytucyi polskich W Poznan-
skiem, byi szczodrym mecena-
sem sztuki, kt6ra ukochai CORA
CO: sam jej ho}dy skiadai licz-
nemi wartosciowemi pracami
literackiemi; znany tez byi i ce-
niony szczegolnie w rodzinnej
swej Wielkopolsce jako utalen-
towany poeta i dramaturg. Z
dziei jego literackich ma wyszcze-
golnienie zas}uguja dramaty:
Laura, Dwie MiioSci, Arrya, VIA
dysiaw Bialy; komedye: Nierow-
ne prawa, Kiopoty p. Edmunda i
inne; wydai rowniez kilka zbio-
row poezyi lirycznych, odznacza-
iacych sic szczeroscia uczucia i
moca przywiazania do ziemi OF
czystej. Wszystkie utwory Ko-
scielskiego cechuje jezyk piekny
i silny, oraz mysl podniosia a "a
wsze wysoce ideowa - patryosy-
czna.
Wsrod spoieczenstwa naszego
w Poznanskiem S. p. Jozef Ko-
scielski byi postacia pierwszorze-
dna - iedna najwybitniejszych,
ma czele kroczacych. Miejsce =
zgonem jego oproznione, ME pre-
dko zostanie zajete: Byi to dzia-
tacz wielkiej miary, patryota
szczery i prawdziwy, MAJ zasfug
wielostronnych znakomitych:
wdzieczna panied narodu bedzie
mu "a ME zaplata serdeczna.
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Krotkie NOtatki Miejskie.

w T. Ward, 1886 S. Sawyer ave.,
radf wczoraj trupem ma Madison ul.
- Nellie Kennedy, 154 Sangamon
spad}a dachu zabiia sic ma miej-
scu.
- James Secord, s42e Burnside av.
zSinai pod kolami pociagu ma 97-mej
ulicy.
- kIara Henrici, wdowa wfasci-
ciel restauracyi zachorowaia wczoraj
W tramwaju krotko potem umaria.
- w donu swym Adam Smith zia.
rai rabusia, ale ten mu sic wyrwaf
rak uciekf
- Ma miesiecy wiezena "a kra-
dziez samochodu skazany zostai lie
Roy Roland. Matka lego omdlaia W
sGli sadowej.
- Szef policy McWeeney zn6w
pIzeniesie kilkudziesieciu policyan-
tow.
- SpIoszone konie stratowaly 4-ros
letnia A. Nemenzia, 900 Milton ave.
-. Edward Brekki zostai smiertci-
ME pozgany przez Hilmera Larsona
Karola Swansona.
Bartzen zamknai szpital powia-
towy dla tych ktorzy pieniadze ma
piacenie szpitala maja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25
.0skarza Biuro Pr0kuratora.
L. Pinderski mial WydaWac
tajemnice biura. Pindersk1
1 Arnold przecza temu.
Jesieh w Chicago.
Temperature spad1a do 81 wyzej zera
Strajk Pedlarzy.
5000 pedlarzy przestaio rozwozlc
- OWOCe WarZyWa.
Spadf zabif sic.
Przesadna wiadomosc. - Cwiczenia zolnierzy.
Temperature spadla do 81 7wyzej zera-
Strajk Pedlarzy.
Spadf / zabif sic.
Przesadna wiadomosc. - Cwiczenia zolnierzy

chcia1 zeskoczyt elewatoru,
stracif jednak rownowage spadf
4go pietra. Umar} wkrotce po-
TEN. Wypadek ten zaszedf W
gmachu First National Bank.
Elevator byl pod kontrola
Hermana Mayera. Chiopak wsko
cyl do przepelnionego wznosni-
ka, ale widocznie O czemS zapo-
mniai. sam wiec drzwi otworzyl
i predko wyskoczyi.
Meyer spuScii elevator i po-
szedf po chiopca. Biedak miai
czaszke peknieta rece pogru-
chotanc.
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TGIegTamy zagraniGzne'
Z Anglii.

Londyn. 25 lipca. Izba
Gmin parlamentu angielskiego
byla wczoraj widownia niebywa-
Iych awantur! Trwaly one pre-
szlo godzine, a powodem ich byio
przediozenie przez prcmiera A
squitha wniosku rzadowego re-
formy przywilejow lordowych
wraz z poprawkani wProwadzo-
nemi przez Izbe lordow. Konser-
watySci urzadzili z tel okazyi ta-
ka szalona awanture opozycyjna
premierowi, &c podobnej ME pa
mieta parliament angielski! Pre-
mier przez try kwadranse do
slowa przyjsc ME mogi, W koncu
wSrod halasu, wyzwisk wrza
sk6w nieustannych ogiosi}, ze
jezeh parliament wniosku ME
przyjmie, to korona zrobi uzytek
praw jej przysiugujacych i "a
mianuje nowych lordow sobic IL
legiych, ktorzy wniosek bez
zmian W rzqdowej formie prze-
forsuja. Siowa te uwazac nalezy
"a ultimatum rzadu.
Edynburg, 25 lipca. - w wiel-
kich tutejszych zawodach awia-
tvcznych miedzynarodowych
zwvciezyi Franouz. VedrineS,
zwvciezca w zawodach niedaw-
nych ma przestrzeni Paryz-Ma-
dryt; przebyl on W 6 godzinach
droge z Edynburga do Hendon,
wvnoszaca 343 mil j zdobyi ma
erode $4,000, naznaczona przez
gazette Daily Mail''.
=
z Francyi.
Paryz, 25 lipca. - w prasie
tutejszej ME uErywaja pessymi-
zmu powodu polityki hiemiec-
kiej i wyrazaja przekOnanie, ze
Niemcy staneiy juz ma punkcie,
dajacym powody do miedzynaro-
dowych powiklan stare. Idzie tn
ich pretensye wkroczenie ma
rokkanskie. KOnferencye posla
francuskiego W Berlinie, Cambo-
ma miniStrem spraw zewnetrz-
nvch niemieckich Kiderlen-Wae-
chterem przeciagaja sic - WI
docznie bez pozytywnych rezul-
tat6w. Move kanclerza Anglii,
lloyd Georgia., niedawno pre-
civ Niemcom wygioszona uwa-
zaia tn wszyscy "a wyraz ogolno-
europejskiej opinii, kt0rej Preten-
sye Niemiec juz zanadto doku-
czaiy. Prasa wyraza przekonanie,
ze przymierze francusko- angiel-
skie jest niezachwiane / jedynie
skuteczne ma zakusy german
skie.
w Paryzu otrzymala roz-
w6d niejaka pani Ricciardi = da-
VIVA osiawiona ksiezna Chimay, z
domu Amerykanka, Klara Ward
Detroit. Jak wiadomo, ex-ksie-
ina porzuciia meza dla guyana
Rigo, z ktorym pozniej rozwiodia
sic wyszia "a Ricciardiego; O.
becnie zabroniono obojgu... ze-
mic sic dalej.
z Watykanu.
Rzym. 25 lipca. = Papiez Plus
.;ab;I s;a ; zaOadl M zaDa1enie
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NIEDYSPOZYCYA PAPIEZA
Plany idzialania ex-krola Portugah.
7 PERSYI 7 TURGYI: POLAR KONSTANTYNOPOLA
Z AuStro, Wegier z Niemiec.
J6zef KOscielski ME zyje!

redaktor Tribune aferze Lori
Wckersham sic usprawiedlwia StanOwa kOnwen-
NebraSce zajscie Glendale,
strakOwe W Cleveland Burze mad ieziO
Michigan
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mac sic cd piracy udzielania att
dyencyi; stan OLGA Sw. obaw ME
budzi wyrazono nadzieje, re
po kilku dniach niedyspozycya
uStapi.
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Pedlarze strajkuja.

Pedlarze strajkuja.
Cieszcie sic grosernicy -- pc
dlarze ogiosili strajk powszechny.
Chca oni wygiodzic mieszkahcow
miasta Chicago Emusic admin
stracye miejska, by i'm pozwoliia
ogiaszat swe towary po ulicach
miasta. ........
JeSli wszyscy pedlarze zasto-
suja sic do uchwaly wiekszoSci,
to przez pewien czas. moze
przez diuzszy czas tesknic bedzie
my "a tradycyjnem g}osem, kt6-
ry jak Z puszczy VIOLA: Ce-buuu-
la, og066rki, kapuuuusta, -. etc.
etc.
Pedlarze ME chca sic poddat.
w niekt6rych dzielnicach wrze-
SEGA giosniej, niz przedtem.
Strajk oglosiio 5000 pedlarzy.
Popis zo}nierzy.
Mimo deszczu i szalonego wi
chru wczoraj przeciez nastapiio
otwarcie cwiczen regularnego
wojska i milicyi W parku Gran
ia. Program ma dzieh wczorajszy
przeznaczony wykonano maiy-
mi wyjatkami bez zmiany.
Szczeg6lna uwage ma siebie
zwr6cily cwiczenia konnicy. Po-
pis regularnych niezmiernie. sic
podobai.
'PublicznoSt ME wiele zwazala
ma deszcz = spokojnie pod pa
rasoli przyglqdala sic popisom.
Najwieksze wrazenie ma publ
cznoSci zrobila bitwa konnicy
pojedynek konno stoczony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25
z Kanady.

(Dokohczenie ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25
Z Portugalii.

Madryt, Hiszpania, rs lipca. -
Bawi tn Homen Cristo, wybitny
monarchista portugalski, ktory
objaSnii prase hiszpahska W in
terwiewie specyalnym, re ex-
krol Manuel osobiScie prowadzi
akcye monarchistow w Portugal
Iii W celu odzyskania korony i
tronu. Ofiarowal sic on nawet, re
stanie ma czele wojsk powstan-
czo-monarchistycznych ma juz
okoio 10000 zwolennik0w; po-
Swiecii on ma eel tel rewolucyi
jedna trzecia swego majatku
walke powstrzymalo tylko to, re
rzadowi udalo sic skonfiskowac
przesylke broni dla powstahcow !;
ale wybuch odwloki sic tylko.
Manuela iego dazenia monarchi-
styczne popierac maja Niemcy !
Wlochy, gdy Francya stoi po
stronie rzeplitej portugalskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25

Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
niedzy ma spiacenie starej hipoteki
lub ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-25
Z Watykanu.

Rzym. 25 lipca. = Papiez Plus
zaziebh sic i zapadi ma zapalenie
rardla. Lekarze kazali mu wstrzy