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Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
ASBURY GIVES A WELCOME
GREETING TO NEW PASTOR
REV. w. D. PARRY MAKES FINE
IMPRESSION ON SUNDAY
Good Congregations Turn Out to Hear
Him and Admire His Vigor and
Style of Sermonizing

Rev. w. D. Parry, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of Asbury M. E.
Church, who came from Piedmont,
West Virginia, Baltimore Confer
ence, as a transfer to succeed Rev.
Alpheus S. Mowbray D. D., called to
North Capitol Church,, Washington,
D. c., arrived in Smyrna late Satur-
day afternoon and was entertained
over Sunday by Mr. Joseph Smithers
and his family. Rev. Parry filled
the pulpit of Asbury both Sunday
morning AMI evening. The congreg-
tion, many of whom were curious to
see and greet the new pastor, turned
out in large numbers and the audi
torium in consequence was we'll fill
ed both morning and evening. Pes
tor Perry was introduced by Rev.
William FAIRIES and at once struck
popular favor with his congregation
inshis opening remarks in which he
said he chad no promises to make
or no program outlined" He had
come, he said, to serve the people
to the best of his ability. Pastor
Parry took his text from the 21st
chapter of Matthew and 9th verse /:
"And the multitudes that went be-
fore and that followed cried saying
Hosanna to the Son of David.
blessed is He that cometh in the
Eame of the Lord, Hosanna in the
highest The sermon was in har.
mony with Palm Sunday. During
the offertory, MIR. W. o. Hoffeckel
sang "The Palms, The choir was
at its best during the whole day.
The new pastor made deep impres
sion on his hearers and as one mem
ber expressed it, he is a "livt
wire." Pleasing in manner, elo
quent in style and delivery and will
voice that carries to every part o.
the auditorium, the new pastor il
looked upon as one who is destined
to awaken lively interest at oil
Asbury, especially with the young
WIN arc SulLuoldolIC III IuOlE pIdls'
IF him. After the morning service
Rev. William FAIRIES suggested tina
the congregation come to the from
of the church and greet their nev
pastor, which they did most cord
tally. In the evening Rev. Parr.
preached to larger congregatio
! and again he was extended the war;
/ hand of fellowship. Mrs. Parry an
! son and Mr.. Parry's mother, VIII
! have been spending the week nea
! Baltimore, are expected to arriv
tomorrow. The parsonage has bee
renovated, some rooms repainted an
} papered and everything is in readi
ness for their occupancy. Rev. an
, Mrs. Parry will be extended pub
Ii: reception next Tuesday evening.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
LOOKING INTO BOAT LINE
Officers of the Delaware and New
Jersey transportation Co. in Smyrna

Officers of the Delaware and New
Jersey Transportation Co. in Smyrna
Francis M. Babcock, Secretary
and General Manager of the Della
ware and New Jersey Transportation
Company of Wilmington, and Maur-
ice S. Malloy, Secretary and General
Manager of the National Realestate
Trust Company, of Wilmington, WIS.,
tied Smyrna last Friday for the pur-
pose of looking into the project of a
boat line between Smyrna and Phila-
dephia. They were taken in charge
by B. A. Hazel and taken over
Smyrna and Smyrna Landing in Mr..
Hazel's new touring car. Both men
were deeply impressed with Smyrna
and its excellent water advantages,
but nothing definite was decided
upon. Mr.. Babcock is rather behind
the movement to Include all the i'm
portant river towns in Delaware and
New Jersey in a navigation system
with one executive head, but how
this scheme will terminate no one
knows.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
JUNIOR DAY AT CENTURY CLUB
Mrs. w. G. Hill and Mrs. w. n. STAY
ton Provide an Interesting Program
Which Was Delightfully."- Received

April 7th was Junior Day.
when the children Of the members
were guest of the Club The COM
mittee in charge. Mrs. W. G. Hill
and Mrs. W. H. Stayton, provided
delightful program "Wild Ami
NAL Play" by Seton Thompson.
The children were dressed to repre-
sent bears, foxes, rabbits, wild
horses and dogs, wolves, crows, par
tridges, etc. The costumes were
prepared by the ladies of the COM
mittee and were wonders in art,
beauty and ingenuity, many of them
consisting of valuable fur. Because
of the success of the entertainment
and to allow other children to enjoy
it, it was repeated Saturday evening,
when the glow of the electric lights
added brilliancy to the scene. In
the play the "Grizzly Wahb' was
the embodiment of matchless
strength; "Lobo," full of wisdom
and dignity; "Molly Cottontail,
shy but clever; "Redruff, Vixen"
and "Little Johnny" the bad,
spoiled child of the Animal World.
The cast was as follows: 1.-THE
Angel of Wild Things" Pearl
Jacobs; 1.-THE Sportsman, Tom
Stayton; "Molly Cottontail," (rab-
bit) Elizabeth Hudson; "Raggy-
lug" (rabbit) Wells FAIRIES; Red
ruff, " (partridge) George Hill ;
Brownie" (his bride) Mary Ly-
nam; "Silver Spot, "(crow) Eugene
Goldsborough; "Lady Silver Spot, -
(his bride) Evelyn Spruance; "Vix-
en-" (fox) Miss Agnes Carrow
"Tip," "(her little daughter) Frances
Malcom; "Bingo, wild dog) Clyde
Holland; "Lady Bingo," "(his bride)
Alethia Spruance; "Lobo," (wolf)
Pearson Hill; "Blanco, (his bride)
Katharine Price; s"Wahb, (the
great grizzly" William Megear
"Little Johnny Bear" William
Jacobs; Mustang" wild horse)
John H. Hall. The hit of the even.
ing was the song, GA Grand Baby
or Baby Grand" by Tom Staytont
George Hill and William Megear,
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
J.R. SUDLER'S TEAM RECOVERED
Stolen While Hitched in Front of Aaron
Reynolds, Thursday Night.


The team of Untertaker j. R.
Sudler, which was stolen while
hitched in front of Aaron Reynolds
residence, Thursday night, has
been recovered. The team had
been used by Mr.. Reynolds and
hardly had he gotten in the house
when someone jumped into it
and drove off. A search was in
stigated but to no avail. Finally
a clue was run down in Middletown
and Ralph D. Anderson, of Lincoln
City, was arrested Friday night on
suspicion of having offered to sell it
to Robert Johnson, of near Middle
town for $65. Anderson subse-
quently confessed. Sudler's car
riage was traded to a party near
Warwick, Md. Both horse and car
riage were recovered and after a
hearing Anderson was held in $500
bail for his appearance at court. In
default, he was taken to the work
house at Greenbank. Anderson made
the remarkable statement to the au-
thorities that he is a student at the
Pennsylvania State Normal School,
West Chester, Pa, where he is
preparing for the ministry. Lack
of funds for educational purposes,
he declared induced him to steal
horses, while drink was also fac
tor. A large flask of whiskey was
found upon him. He also confessed
to the theft of horse and carriage
from William R. Rhoades, of Mid
dletown, on March 1S. He sold this
animal, he said, for s125 to Fred
erick Marvel, at Marvel's Cross
Roads. The buggy he sold to his
own father. He also confessed to
other thefts. He sent $125 to Mar
vel to redeem the Rhoades horse
AS horse stealing is a whipping post
offense, the young man stands good
chance of being lashed. His father,
however, has offered to make good
and pay Mr.. Sudler and others all
expenses for their time and trouble,
in which case the young man may be
paroled.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
ARREST WOLATORS OF DOG LAW
Alderman Grow and Officer Cummins
Have Several Gases in Hand


Have Several Gases in Hand
Since Smyrna Town Council has
given officer Joseph R. Cummins the
power and authority to issue both
ends of the dog ordinance, there
has been general awakening on the
subject in town with the result that
dogs are now rarely seen on the
streets without a muzzle. During
the past week, Alderman Crow has
had ten or dozen cases in hand,
several arrests have been made and
warrants are out for others. In the
meantime Officer Cummins is looking
out for the "strays" and killing
them whenever he sees them running
at large on the streets. In the cases
of good dogs, warrants are served
on the owner or owners, which in
each and every case of violation
costs said owner about So. 90 in fines
and costs.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
SMYRNA DOGS WIN HONORS
DR.. r. Il. Clifton With "Cayuga" Cap
tured the Largest Number of Prizes
at Newport Field Trial, Thursday

DIR. R. Hirons Clifton, Mr..
Howard R. Jones and Mr.. W. G.
Roe, of this town, with their cele-
brated dogs, attended on Thursday
the Second Field Trial of the Della
ware Setter and Pointer Club held
at Newport. The affair, which was
one of the most successful ever held
in. the State, was particularly pleas
ing to the Smyrna contingent in that
they carierd off the best honors of
the day. There were 29 dogs entered
and six honors contested of which
Smyrna got three. DIR. R. H. Clifton
captured the largest number of
prizes. He ran "Cayuga," F. D.
S. B., No. IA, O9O, by champion Mo-
hawk, I'd, out of Counts Destiny.
This dog was the classiest one in the
stake. W. G. Roe, also captured the
special prize for best bird work in
Derby stake, with "Lou Rodfeld",
a Theirs Rodfeld dog, which also
excelled many of the all-age dogs
in bird work. Howard r. Jones'
"Spot Cash" also did some fine
work and while he did not capture a
prize he was shown to be a classy
dog in range, style and speed but
was unfortunate in not getting on
game. "Spot Cash. was pitted
against the dog of Andrew Marvel,
of Georgetown. "Toby,'' owned by
George H. Mitchell, of Wilmington,
gave "Cayuga" very interesting
heat in the second series after tied
with him in the first. The series
were started about 1920 O'Clock
after the arrival of j. H. Moon,
secretary of the English setter club
of America, as judge. ife was as
sisted by Mesrss. Lyman, Ahrens,
Bullent, Mitchell, Dickerson anC
John Harris. DR.. R. H. Clifton
won his first leg on the President
Cup and it will become his property
if he can repeat his performance
twice before some one else can viii
it three times. His classy dog
"Cayuga" won first prize cup ant
ribbon in the all-age stake. G
Fl. Mitcheill's "Toby" won secont
place in all-age stake and tied fo
second honors on the President
Cup. Third place on the alag
stake was won by "Fanny,' tn
property of William Scholl. Specia
: prize for speed, range and styl
was won by John Sheppard's "Bess'
Joseph Davis "Joe" won first priz
in Derby stake and tied wit
"Toby" for runner up" on Presi
dents Cup. "Friend Joe" capture
for his owner, A. j. Dickerson
second place in Derby and an Eng
lish Setter Club of Anne RIGA gol
medal. Lion Rodfield," owned b
w. G. Roe, of Smyrna, earned thir
place in the Derby and a speci;
prize for the best bird work
{ Derby.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
NEW PRESCRIPTION LAW

Will Curtai the Sale of lntoxicants
in this State Materially
The act passed by the recent leg
islature requiring physicians to is
sue prescriptions for intoxicating
liquors in duplicate book form is
sued by the clerk of the peace, was
signed last week and is now law.
Druggists can sell only on prescrip-
tions made on these forms, which
are cancelled when used once, and
doctors are required to return to
the clerk of the peace the duplicate,
for public inspection. The blanks
are as follows: Prescription
Date. Intoxicating Liquor. Name
of person. The ordinary or CON-
mon name of the liquor. 49,. Quantity
Of liquor. !. /. Directions for use....
Physicians fun name. -.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
RUN OF SHAD is SLIGHT
Cold Weather Has Held the Catch
Backward in Delaware Bay.

There has been anything but en-
couragement for the fishermen down
the bay and for those who have been
casting their nets in the river. The
weather has been too chilly the past
week for shad to run, but there is
such an anxiety among the men to
be on hand when there is a run, that
many inconveniences are put up
with. Since Thursday dozen shad
at haul was high.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12

Town Council Purchases Big Safe
Smyrna Town Council has pur-
chased of The Smyrna Transporta-
tion & Manufacturing Company the
big safe which was used in their
Smyrna Office and will use it for
keeping and preserving the town
records. 1t cost the town $50.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
Death of Mrs. Enoch Carrow. Leipsi

Mrs. Enoch Carrow, of near Leip-
sic, died last Wednesday after an
illness of three weeks with COM
plication of diseases. She leaves
beside her husband four children :
Mrs. John Wheatman, Arthur, Har-
vey and Miss May Carrow, of Phil
adelphia. Funeral services took
place Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock with interment at Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1911-04-12
PRESBYTERY NEXT WEEK
Rev. j. E. Franklin Will Attend Ses-
sion in Snow Hill, Md.

The Presbytery of New Castle will
convene in annual session in Ma
kamie Memorial Presbyterian Church
at Snow Hill, Md, on April Is and
10. Rev. ]. E. Franklin, pastor of
the Smyrna Presbyterian Church will
attend. The first session will be
held on Tuesday afternoon at 2. 80
O clock and a full program of busi-
ness is anticipated. The delegates
will comprise the minister and an
elder from each church.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
TeIegramy Zagraniczne.
Powstanie w Albanii.

KonStantynopol, II czerwca.-
Urzedowo ogioSzono, IL rad tu-
recki polecii swemu glowno do
wodzacemu W Albanii, Turgut
SzefEet-baSzy, aby postepowal z
powstancami lagodnie i ofiaro-
wal i'm pokoj amnestye, jezeli
do dni dziesieciu bron zloza. Spo-
dziewaja sic, re wobec tego Al
banczycy wroca do ulegiosci i po-
siuszenstwa Szefket-basza spell
nil polecenie rzadu i liczy ma IL
spokojenie rychie kraju. PodOb-
no i tax juz powstanie albanskie
wygaSa. choG przecza temu infOr-
macye przeSianc zagranicy; MP.
do Pctersburga donieSionO, ze
powstancy broni ziozyc ME my
Sla rozpaczliwy stawiaja opor
Turkom: warKi tocza SIC q ojiko-
licy pogranicza czaruogorskiego ;
Gala zreszta Albania Powstaia So
lidarnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
Smierc potatenta.

Przed niedaWpym czasem
zmari w Pekinie 70 letni naczel-
ny rzezaniec dworu cesarskie9o
Li-Lien- -Ying. Ia zycia cesarzo-
wei matki Tsuchi byf on maj
potezniejsza figura W Chinach i
przez lat 40 odgrywal najwybit-
niejsza role ma divorce cesarskim.
Najwyzsi dostojnicy ubiegali sic
O lego iaski wzgledy, gdyz
wplyw jego ME ograniczai sic do
spraw administracyjnych, lecz O.
beimowai i najwazniejsze kwe-
stye politycznej natury. Li-Lien-
Wing sk}onif cesarzowa do stlu-
mienia sila ruchu reformatorskie
90 w r. 1903, oraz do popierania
bokser6w. cd ktorych mia} via
domosci, ze potrafiq wypedzic
znienawidzonych cudzoziemcow.
Pc smierci cesarzowej naczelny
eunuch utracii caikowicie wply-
Wy dawniej posiadane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
Telegramy EajOwe.
Nareszcie!

Washington, II czerwca. =
Nareszcie senat zajmie sic sprawq
uk}adu wzajemnych ustepstw clio
wych Kanadq. Zdaje sic jednak,
re narady beda bardzo dlugie, a
debaty burzliwe. komitet finan-
sowy zreferowa} nowele bez pole
cenia, gdyz co do jej treSci panu-
je tyle prawie zdah, ilu byIo
czionkow komitetu. Ale senate
rzy Williams, Stone i Kern zlo-
zyli osobisty rapport przychylny, a
senatorzy McCumber La Fol-
lette osobisty rapport nieprzychyl-
ny. Debaty zapewne dis sic roz-
poczna.
w senacie SO glosami przeciw
33 odrzucono wniosek, azeby re-
zolucye tyczaca sic bezposrednie-
go wyboru senatorow zwiazko-
wych przez narod z}ozyc napo-
wrot w rece komitetu i ably pono-
wnie mogio sic odbyc mad MIA
glosowanie. Demokratyczny Sc
nator Clarke z Arkansas gloso-
wal wraz Z republikanami pre-
civ zIozemu rezolucyi napowrot
w rece komitetu. Demokratom
chodzilo 0 to, by usunac popraw-
ke Bristowa i'm niemila dlatego
zadali rekonsyderacyi.
Afera Lorimera.
Waszyngton, II czerwca.
Przeshichiwanie swiadkow W afe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
Partacka robota.

Ross, komendant rezerwy, prze-
glada} budynki stacyi doswlad-
czalnej w North Chicago wy
kryi wielkie naduzycia w budo-
wnictwie. Naduzycia te spowo-
dowaly zwioke otwarcia stacy
kontraktorzy musza ma nowo
wykonywac prace wartosci poi
miliona dolarow. Kontradmiral
ME wydai wiadomosci dotycza-
cych naduzyc przy budowie
glnachow rzadowych, kosztuja-
cych S3,5oo,ooo.
Z informacyi zasiagnietych cd
kontraktorow niektorych Office
row dowiedziano sic ze:
Fundament refektarza jest zle
Caly muir innego budynku byi
tax wadliwy, ze musiano muir
ten rozwalic.
System Sciekowy idacy pod
gore ME chce funkcyonowac.
Fuszerowano w pracach tyn-
karskich cementowych.
Do budowy uzyto zfej cegly.
Wnetrze gmachu szpitalnego
bylo tax zlc wykonane, re firma
przyrzad6w elektrycznych nie
chciaia wprowadzic swiatla do
p6ki zlego ME naprawiono.
Gl6wncm kontraktorstwem
zaimowala sic firna Noel Con-
struction Co. Z Baltimore, ktora
zbudowala nowy ratusz W Chi
cago i miastu partacka robote cd
dala.
Kanal Sciekowy, opracowany
przez mlodego inzyniera Z Joliet,
mial iSc pod g6rke - ale po wy
kOtirzenil1 ME ChCiaf wcalc funk
cyonowac.
Kontradmiraf Ross ME Wpusz-
cza reporter6w do stacyi mary
narki ustanowif biuro cenzora
dla wiadomosci dotyczacych tel
stacyi.
Stacya ia bedzie otwarta 1go
lipca biezacego roku, a mlaia
bvc w zesziym roku skoiczona,
Postrzelono dwu unionistow.
Pomimo tego, re policya try
ma ,,sluggerow' i ma Gala sytu-
acye pod swoja kontrola, Poml-
mo. re sad wielkoprzysieg}ych
postawil siedmiu rzekomych
.,slugger6w" W stan oskarzenla
. walka pomiedzy uniami wcale
ME ustala i wczoraj wybuchla
na nowo.
w przeciagu ostatnich dwu
dni zasziy diva wyPadki strzela-
niny. ,.Jacka" Shanahana, preze-
sa lokalu 7o5 chicagoskich woz-
MEOW, postrzelono ma rogu Har-
rison i s. Halsted wczoraj popo-
ludniu.
Paddy Murray, przyjaclela
Gentlemanowej, postrzelono w
pm. 1924 5. Ashland
ave. Strzelii do niego Richard
Wczoraj sad wielkoprzysie-
glych postawil Artura O'Conno-
ra w stan oskarzenia "a uprawia-
ME ,,sluggerstwa."
Erbstein Brady, adwokaci O.
skarzonych, maja zamiar do
re wlasnie Gentleman a
ME Enright zastrzelii Wincente-
go Altmana.
Shanahan ME chce wydac ma
zwiska czlowieka, ktory 60 po-
strzelii. Aresztowano Jozefa
Glennona, woznice, ktorego To-
kal unijny toczy wojne lokalem
ma ktorego czele stall Shanahan.
Zniosl ca}y wydziai.
Prezes Rady powiatowej, Pc
ter Bartzen zabiera sic naprawde
do oszczednosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
(Patrz telegramy krajowe).


re Lorimera rozpocznie sic Il ko-
mitetu Sledczego d. % 'bm. Stalo
sic to na proSbe Lorimera, gdyz
adwokat jego Elbridge Hanecy O.
becnie inne ma pilne zatrudnie-
ME. Komitet sledczy postanowif
zaangazowac dwoch adwokatow
jednym Z Mich bedzie John ]. He
ely Z Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
Z zBaikan0W:: Wa|kiW W A|banii.
Z AWiaBki KatastOfa W zaWOdaCh Paryz-T Tuyn
Niemiecke zawody narodowe.
Niepewna sytuaCya w Portugalii.
MiedzynarOdowy strajk Marynarzy.
Wybory w Austryi.
ANIERYKANIE L CARA.
Sytuacya w Mexyku
MiedzynarOdowy strajk Marynarzy.
Wybory w Austryi.
ANIERYKANIE U CARA.
Sytuacya w Mexyku.
z NIEMIEC.

SOwea ukiadu Kanada zreferOwana Senace POdejane
sunki departamencie Zjazd weteran0w Joliet
H.. Castro Haiti. Wypadek chOlery Okrecie
COOkea Cincinnati BezpieczenstwO pOcztOwych
szczednOSci wObec sadOw wferzyciel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14
W budowie stacy marynarki ma wielkich jezio-
rach dopuszczono sic strasznych naduzye.
Z Wojny Robotniczej.
Zn6w dwu postrzelono : Obrohcy chca wyka-
zaG. re Gentleman zamOrdOWaf Altmana.
Wybrzeza kapielowe.
KoIosaIne falszerstwa. - Awantury sr6dmiesciu.

Oszczednosc ia spowodowaia,
re prezes zniosf caly wydzial
sfuzby powiatowej, ktory poze-
raj $1,000 W pensyach.
Ucierpial ma tenn wydziai ra-
chmistrza powiatowego. Bartzen
zmazaf go z mapy pensyjnej. Ra-
chmistrza Kruegera Bartzen w
urzedzie zostawif. Przez zniesie-
ME wydziaiu pieciu klerkow
straciio posade.
Bojki w srodmiesciu.
Fred. H. Marx, wiasciciel wy
szynku ma rogu Madison i Dear
morn wyrzuci} pewnego czfowie-
ka ze swego lokalu. zbii go ME
milosiernie bez wiedzy policyi.
B6jce tel przygladaio sic oko-
10 200 ludzi godzinie IItej
wieczorem.
Policyant William Leibeck re
stacyi centralnej utrzymuje, re
wyrzuconego oszuka} kelner.
Czfowiek zaprotestowai pred
wiaScicielem i ten go "a to gwal-
townie wyrzucii.
Policyant ME aresztowa} Mar
xa i ME wiedziai co powiedziec,
gdy sic spytano dla czcgo tego
nic zrobii.
Falszerstwa dochodza do
$72o,ooo.
Faiszerstwa. do ktorych przy-
zna} sic Frank G.. Jones prezes
firmy American Electric Fuse
Co., dochodza do kolosalnej SUI
my $4,000. Jones oszuka} firme
Mercantile Credit Co. ma sumo
100000.
Jones stawii sic w sadzie poll
cyjnym w Muskegon pod zarzu-
tenn faIszerstwa i staWiono go
pod kaucya $4,000. Wiezieh ze-
znaf, re osobiScie fa}szerstwa
wca1e ME korzystai, chciai jedy-
ME postawic firme ma nogach.
Firma Mercantile Credit Co.
pokryla swoj deficyt przez opo-
datkowanie akcyonaryuszow.
Miejskie wybrzeza kapielowe.
Burmistrz Harrison przy}aczyi
sic wczoraj do sasiadow po}noc-
nego wybrzeza kapielowego przy
Wilson ave. jest zdania, re wy
brzeza te powinny nalezec do
miasta oraz bye przez miasto o.
perowane.
- Wybrzeza kqpielowe powin
ny sic znajdowac pod jurysdyk-
eva miasta - mowif burmistrz.
Sasiedzi tego wybrzeza donna
gaia sic:
Odwolania licencyi wszyst-
kich wyszynkow, cieszacych sic
niezbyt dobra reputacya.
Miejskiej kontroli wszystkich
wybrzezy kapielowych.
Lepszej protekcyi policyjnej.
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rez co walczyli pod gen, Navar-
70, spowodowali rozruchy, gdy
sic popili i ME chcieli wracac do
barakow; uzyta przeciw MIN kon-
ma policya, doprowadzila ich je-
dnak do porzadku. Gen. Navarro
ma bye procesowany Z powodu
poddania Juarezu Maderze. =
Wczoraj ma skutek interwencyi Z
Waszyngtonu uwolniono caly
szereg Amerykanow, pojmanych
DO stronie rewolucyonistow w
rozmaitych utarczkach rzadowy
mi. - w Chihuaha sytuacya sic
ME zmienia: 5000 rzadowych
zoinierzy ME chce wpuscic do
miaSta powstahcow gen. Orozco,
ktory grozi, re miasto szturmem
wezmie.
z Niemiec.
Berlin. IA czerwca. = Ma try
miesiace twierdzy skazano budo-
wniczego okretow Kruegera, "a
zdradzenie pewnych tajemnic
floty niemieckiej.
Oficerowie floty wypraco-
wall obszerny plan zabaw / festy-
now dla oficerow i zaiogi okre-
tow floty amerykanskiej, gdy
przybeda do Kilonii. Ma okre-
Gle ,,Lusitania" ces. Wilhelm be-
die ma obiedzie.
z Nikaraguy.
Managua, II czerwca. = Wrze-
ME rewolucyjne ME ustaje tn;
stan wojenny ogloszono W kraJu |
jego stolicy. Rad zaprowadzii O
stra cenzure dla tclegramow "a
granice, stad wiesci malo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-14

Wieden, II czerwca. = Wczo-
raj odbyly sic wybory do nowego
parlamentu austryackiego. Ma
516 mandatow bylo az 1887 kan
dydatow, CO daje obraz mnogoSci
partyi i partyjek W Austryi. =
Kampania wybory miaiy prze-
bieg spokojny, jedynie w stolicy
przyszio do stare pomiedzy de-
monstrantami zwycieskimi poll
eva. Zwyciezyli mianowicie ME
mieccy radykali- chrzeScijansko-
socyalnych. Rezultaty szczegoio-
we ME sa jeszcze znane; ma re-
zultaty galicyjskich wyborow
czekac bedziemy prawdopodob-
ME az do najdejScia pism pol
skich, ktore przyniosa nam spis
obranych.
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Sorzaiy roJallSta. Juz kilka pull
kow posiano ma granice hiszpai-
ska, by ME wpuscic Conceira, ba-
wiqcego W Hiszpanii, do kraju.
Strajk marynarzy,
Southampton, Anglia, IA czer-
wca. - Dzisiaj ma sic zaczac ow
zdawna zapowiedziany miedzyna-
rodowy strajk marynarzy, donna
jacych sic ulg W piracy i wyzszej
placy. Unia ich ogiosila Strajk, O
temze samem donosza z Antwer-
phi, W Belgii i Z Amsterdamu W
Holandyi. w obu tych 'miastach
marynarze, iadowacze wegla
inni wstrzymali sic Cd piracy, wo-
bee tego caly szereg okretow
ktorych odjazd ma najblizsze dni
naznaczono. ME bedzie m6gl o.
dejSc. Juz pred trzema tygodnia-
mi unia zapowiedziala, by jej
czlonkowie gotowali sic ia strajk
obecnie zapowiedz spelniono, 4
podobno maja unisci zapcwnienie
L Ameryki, &c tamtejsi maryna-
RE zaczna strajk dla poparcia
europejskich towarzyszy. Praco-
dawcy angiclscy chcieli sic ukia-
dac marynarzami, ale ci wszcl-
kie uklady odrzucaja, zadajac ma
tychmiastowych podwyzeE
strajk dotknie najwiecej pracoda-
wc6w angielskich. francuskich,
holcnderskich, belgijskich, wlo,
skich auStryackich, gdyz podob-
no niemieccy. dunscy i norwescy
oodza sic y rObOtnikami.