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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
HARR|MAN'S MILLIONS MAY FOUND
GREAT UNIVERSITY IN CALIFORNIA

instruction In all literary, scientific
and technical branches.
Millions, as needed. will be sup
pied from the Hartman estate TO
make this the greatest educational
enterprise in the world
The institution will be given the
name of her husband and will he the
Edward II. Hartman University" II
will be builded AZ a monument To the
great power and industry that made
him the wizard of the railroad and
AS n tribute to devotion from the one
who loved him best.
Mrs. Hartman has ample means to
found an institution that will easily
surpass any that are now IN exist
encc, and she has indicated that she
will eXpend nearly all of this great
wealth upon the university which will
carry the Hartman name to future
generations aud his fortune to the
upbuildlng of American men and
women.
1t will he her life task, as his was
that of taking puny and Ineffective
lines of railroads and molding them
Into matchless systems glrding the
continent.
Speculation as to the exact location
of the Hartman University fayors
Southern California az the most like
ly site. Mrs. Hartman has not
divulged her plans in this respect ex-
| cept to say that the institution will
| be on the Pacific Coast. This would
! lead 10 the natural assumption that
| either Nevada Or California would
the foundation. And M the principal
| center OF the Hartman interests has
been for long time In California
| there are those who believe Califor-
Mia will be chosen
The additional fact that there are
| now two universities In the northern
! part of the State leads to the belle
| that Southern California Is In tn.
most favored position as the site tC
be selected for the university which
Mrs. Hartman will found
Los Angeles Wants It.
| Los ANGELES June Los An
gcles people are very much interest
ed In Mrs. Harriman's plan to estab
ligh q university on the Pacific Coast
and tcleframa oftcring sites have Al
ready been sent TO her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

pired tomorrow the German aviator de-
cideG To take one more chance with the
elements, hoping to reach Florence aud
thence accomplish the pcrilous light
over the Apprentices from Buulogne,
whence II should be comparatively easy
going to Turin.
Starting from Rome, he soon ran Into
a heavy fog and lost his hearings. APP
preaching Lake NiCO, his machine be-
came unmanagcable In fierce rain
aud hail storm and hurtled to the
ground in the mountain forests near
here.
The injured man was found hours
afterward In the wreckage of his aero
plane by Red Cross searclcrs,
He had covered about thirty five
miles when he fell
Freys wife hurried from Florence on
Tuesday night.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
AVIATOR BATTERED
TO EARTH BY HAIL
VentureSOme German Suffers
Bad Injuries in PariS-to-
Turin Contest,

RONCIGI.iONE, Italy, June IA
Frey, the only connection In the Paris
Rome Turin aviation race to attempt
the final leg of the course, lies In the
hospital with his right arm and left
leg broken and his lower jaw fractur-
ed. In periods of dclirium he fights
again the battle with the fog that was
his undoing ON Tuesday. Physicians
believe he will recover.
Az the time limit for the race ex.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

galyanic action ON portions of the hull
still under water. on which depends
greatly the possibility that the hull
may not retain sufficient strength to
warrant the expectation Of floating
out any portion.
Pathetically interesting was the dis
covery Of AN officers dress sword,
found behind the forward port side
door leading from the officers quar-
tiers to the spar deck. This door was
found closed. and ON being forced
open the sword was seen upright in
the corner. The inference Is that
some officer. Fastening TO the deck
on the first alarm and buckling on his
sword as he ran, was compelled To
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

HAVANA, June lS.-As the remains
Of the battleship Maine gradually rise
like grim. gray ghost above the
slowly lowering level of the urbid
waters within the coiferdam the first
discoveries are most interesting.
A curious relic of the great disaster
has been found The explorers last
night and this morning recovered
plates aud other 'chinaware in the Of
iicers' quarters. Some pieces were
Identified later AZ parts OF the dinner
service of the captain and wardroom
mess. All were In Il good state of
preservation.
This afternoon the searchers found
On the spar deck adjacent to the port
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

turret a small ammunition box, such
as Is customarily distributed about
the decks. This contained u conglom-
Grated mass of siX-millimeter cart
ridge clips for the naval service rifle
and number of short knife bayonets
In metallic leather covered scabbards
The clips Of cartridges were well pre-
served. but the steel bayonets were
reduced to almost unidentitiable
masses of rust.
The disintegration of the bayonets
Is believed 10 have been the result of
galyanic action between the steel and
the brass cartridge cases In the me
dium Of sea water. This gives rise to
speculation regarding the effect of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

abandon it and escape in the rush
of water over the spar deck.
a curious indication of the slight
force of the explosion felt In the after
part of the ship was an electric light
bulb hanging intact from the roof Of
the supcrstructure.
Exploration of the interior continues
to be interrupted by masses OF mud
and rubbish.
The water level within the Golfer
dam tonight stands at eleven and
duce the level five feet tomorrow.
which probably will result In further
interesting discoveries.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

fever: though that. as every one at
least knows. has been traced down to
a single one of the very numerous
species of the genus mosduito--the
comparatively noiseless but deadly
stegomyia. Men fear the cobra and
avoid the rattlesnake, the moccasin
Is looked upon AS very deadly. and
the copper-head has become a smile:
but, so far as those of the human race
were concerned, cobra and RATHER.
moccasin and copper-head. taken sep
arately or massed together, were
mere negligible dangers as compared
with the stegomyia MOSQUITO. The
cobra only bites, and in biting kills
his single victim, and that Is the end:
the stegomyia, on the contrary, not
only kills that victim, but injects in
TO countless fresh victims the deadly
virus drawn AS food from former
victims
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Ives while elsewhere foresbadoweJ
has been broupht IN its demonstration
I'm the Canal Zon. of TODAY. It's most
dramatic and mon,lmentoI achieve
men, the ureyention and the conse-
ouent practicol extinction of the vel
low fever heIonps exclusively to the
Medical Department of the United
States army II was the outcome of
our spapish war uoOp. thereby made
an object lesson. and the canal itself
, Monument. for the last WAS. human
IL sneaklng made possible by a med
zeal triumpb the like of which in im-
nor,,nce 4, mankind has not been
seen since the discoveries Of anaes
tbetics and antiseptics.
An, ,,;s !, 4, which c,u..I m. at
"a, ,,,,,o, ., o.y ma, IA. .r..t and
no., s,ar,,,n. ,m,r.asi,n ,.s, IN mo
hv wba, I cav nm NV visit IN the Zone
w,s ma, tho m,gni6.J ditch itself.
nor Tho .,y,n..rin, f.,ts ,cc,mplisb-
cd. nor va, ,h. construction work IN
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
MAKING PANAMA Canal HEALTHY;
AN ACHIEVEMENT FOR UNCLE Sam

How, In the work of sanitation in
the Canal Zone, the United States
authorities had made the tropics a
healthy place In which to live, ban
iahed the dreaded Chagres fever, and
made yellow fever thing of the past,
was told by Charles Francis Adams,
president of the Massachusetts His
torica Society. in u paper recently
read before that society. Mr. Adams
visited the Canal Zone in March, aud
part of his observations. dealing es-
pecially with accomplishments in the
task of sanitation, are given here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01
Children Healthy.


Moving along towards the point
where the head of the train | was to
take would probably stop, | there
came across Il group of American
girls, eight or ten in number, and
varying In age from perhaps ten to
fifteen. Very nicely and neatly dress
ed in their thin white frocks, with
heads uncovered, some of them, like
ourselves. had come to take the train
home, others to see their companions
on A more healthy. well-to-do. and
companiOnable group of children
could not under similar conditions
have been met at any station within
twenty miles of Boston. Perfectly at
home. and ut ease, sitting and stand
ing. without Il thought of malaria or
any other danger, they were chatting
and laughing under the glare Of the
station lights, about which not an
the mosquito was noticeable from its
absence Not one was to be heard.
The material, social, and meteorOlog-
ical conditions would, In every re-
spect have compared favorably with
those to which we here are accus-
toned during the midsummer sea-
son: tie single noticeable difference
wos the more coinplete absence Of
insect lift. whether merely ANNOYING
or agpregiveIy noyious. And this ON
res,
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,o,ian h., mo-, .noom,,ish.d imn,s-
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u,,,ars Int, nc Je,.iIs din not
-, =, ,,,,, !, ma, familiar
nav, ,hoy wuI s,,n h.com. an. f,r
rho w,r an housabold disease disaemt
- Ma a., ,h. ,,oo,ui,o IA. flo,
,,a ,,,o ,,I ,ta r,, now avs,.mot-
till, in.,,.,r,,.d In IN. Canal Zone
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,,,oo,,,,,,v ,orriod an I'm all comm
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,,oJ l., ,;n,a !, will, even extend IN
cha Naw Enol,nd ,,v.rn boarding
ho,o. and railroad refr.sbmcnt room
NH. ruIoa and directions for its con-
dnc, uyu, than b,y. been simplitied
and IA. 4, tho hands or every one: 80
I wiu M, d,v.u ,nor ,bem here and
no,v !, :, p,ner designed for record
on,v suoic. n IN saw that. 40 far AZ
tho sanitation Of the Canal Zone Is
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-01

From the moment ! reached the
isthmus TO the day left II. what most
of the undertaking. the engineering
of the undertaking, the engineering
aud material difficulties encountered
in carrying 1t To Il successful issue,
nor yet the administrative ability dis
played in overcoming those difficulties
of all these | shall later on have
something to say; but it was not these
which. from start to finish, interested
mo most. What did most interest as
well as surprise me was the morale
apparent in those | encountered. the
high standard of their physical con
dition, and the energy. alertness. and
zeal with which. amid tropical sur
roundings, all, from highest To low
est, went at their work. This was un-
nistakable, and apparent from the
day ! left New York.
Tales OF Death.
so. impressed from the start, as
| went on these things more and more
forced themselves on my notice, in
Ces8antly calling for explanation. |
had heard vaguely of measures of san
itation enforced in the Canal Zone,
and of Il consequent decrease in the
rate of mortality: but none the less
the vicinage of the treacherous, death
dealing Chagres still in association
remained the worst reputed region,
the foremost pest-holt," Of the earth,
infamous for its fevers, and interest
ing only because of the variety of its
malaral disorders and pestilences.
It's sanitary conditions might be less
wholly bad; but that they should be
positively, and, in comparison with
other places, good, surpassed REASON
able belief.
Tales OF Death.
The following evening another So
ciai engagement carried me out, this
time to Culebra. the site of the much
advertised cut" or excavation. The
local travel especially the evening To-
cal travel on the Panama railroad, is
heavy; surprisingly so, indeed. Trains
OF six coaches are crowded; and.
while many nationaitics and all
shades of color, from pure white to
ebony, are represented, women and
young children make up Il larger pro-
portion of the whole than Is usual
with us. Later in the evening we
We're to take the return train to Pa
mama. distance OF perhaps dozen
miles. Coming on our way back to
the Culebra station, at about nine
O'Clock, we found the platforms
thronged much as is apt to be the case
after sundownsa all Southern way
stations--people were there, some to
take the train, others accompanying
visitors about to take II, while Il good
may seemed to be idlers brought to-
gether by mere curiosity or to enjoy
the evenings GOODNESS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
Telegramy kraiowe.
Po eksplozyi.

Pleasant Prairie, Wis, II mar
ca. = w gesto osiedlonej okolicy
farmerskiej W promieniu piecio-
milowym stad, zaPewne AMI Je-
den dom ME pozostal w taklm
stanie, azeby w MIN MONA by1o
mieszkac po onegdajszych eks-
plozyach. Skonstatowano, re "a
bity zostai w czasie eksplozyi
tylko E. S. Thompson, = czastki
jego zwlok znaleziono 0 mile cd
miejsca eksplozyi W potokt, = a
bardzo ciezko pokaleczony jest
maszynista nocny Joseph Finn,
ktory znajduje sic W szpitalu W
Kenosha. Ten opowiada} eks-
plozyi i o tenn, w jaki spoSob sic
uratowa}; ma on wewnetrzne O.
brazenia obok pokaleczen ma Gle
lie prawdopodobnie umrze. Kill
kaset osob pokaleczylo sic po cze-
sci bardzo boleSnie. Wiekszosc
mieszkancow tutejszej okolicy,
iakotez Bristolu okolicznych O.
sad farmerskich pozabieraIa re-
SITE sprzetow domowych i wy
niosla sic do czasu odbudowania
mieszkan.
Jest jeszcze wiele prochu, kto-
rego eksplozyi MONA spodzie-
wac sic kazdej chwili; nd razie
polewa sic gruzy woda, azeby
zmniejszyc niebezpieczenstwo
wybuchu. Szeryf Stahl powiada,
re ma torach kolejowych w pobli-
zu fabryki jeszcze teraz stoi s
malych WagonoW napefnlonych
dynamitem. Superintendent
Bumstead ME chce powiedziec,
lie prochu znajdowaio sic W fab
ryce, ale powiada, re materyai
wybuchowy znajdowai sic W Sch
fabrykach prochu, W jednym
wielkim magazynie W 20 mniej.
szych budynkach.
Pleasant Prairie, Wis, II mar
ca. - Kiedy przeminai pierwszy
strach po onegdajszej eksplozyi,
jawi sic oburzenie mieszkancow
dawno niezadowolonych z tego,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11

ska liberalnego i og6lnego, a u
nikali przy owych roztrzasa-
mach ciasnego sekcyonalizmu i
partyjnosci. Wykazywai potrzebe
,przejmowania sic uczuciami po-
wszechno patryotycznemi, a o.
strzega1 pred zwyczajem uwaza-
MIA sic "a ,poludniowcow" W an
tagonizmie do reszty kraju. Mo-
viii takze O waznosci ukiadu z
Japonia i ukiadu ciowego z ka-
nada.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11

Z Angln.

Londyn, IL marca. - Okazu-
je sic tn znaczne zaniepokojenie
- zwlaszcza W Sferach handlo-
wych powodu zajSc W Meksy-
ku mobilizacyi armii i floty Sta
now Zjedn. ma pograniczu mexy-
kanskiem. Kompanie handlowe i
okretowe, uprawiajace interesy
W Meksyku, boja sic o ME, juz
nawet jedna kompanii aseku-
racyjnych zaczela zabezpieczac
przeciwko szkodom jake spowo-
dowac moze rewolucya W Mexy-
ku. Pare powaznych dziennikow,
jak Morning Post" inne wyra-
zi}y przyPuszczenie, &c poza pie
cami mobilizacyi amerykanskieJ
stoja Niemcy, &c one zazadaly o.
wei mobilizacyi dla ochrony
swoich interesow, grozac = gdy-
by Stany Zjedn. odmowiiy VIA
sna interwencya zbrojna = ME
miecka ! Niemcy nigdy ME uznaiy
oficyalnie doktryny Monroego
wiec bardzo prawdopodobnie wy
glada ia kombinacya, wysta-
picnic Stanow Zjedn. pozwoli W
danym razie pojSc Niemcom "a
ich przykladem w jakim innym
kraju amerykanskim, mp. w Bra
zylii, gdzie - wiadomo, Niemcy
sa bardzo silni.. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
Torturowanie wiezni6w ma stacy policyjnej
RooseVeItOWa w Chicago.
,Zwiedza Hull House sklady sr6dmiesc.u.
Sarnob6jstwo.
ChfOpiec utonaf W sadzawce. PrOcent smiertelnOsci
idze gore.

| lCWOaWCi, idhl oiiiSi lSipiS lO"o
rzysza sam sobie zycie odbiera.
Oto powiesc zycia dwoch chic
pakow chicagoskich.
Pred dwoma miesiacami II
letni Edward Wolf, I73 = Io2 ul.
i 16 letni William Haines, liz -
100 utica uciekli z domu i wyje-
chali W SWAT "a fortuna. Wczo-
raj po wielu trudniosciach wro-
cili do domu prosic rodzicow o
przebaczenie.
w poblizu South Chicago
Wolf spadi czy zeskoczyi po-
ciagu frachtowego pot}uki sic
bolesnie. MySlac, re jest smier-
telnie ranny wyjai revolver i
chcial sobie zycie odebrac. Ko-
lega jego chciai mu wyrwac
bron, padl strzai zranii obu.
Zraniony Wolf skulnai sic pod
lcofa pociagu zostai zabity ma
miejscu. Hainesa podniesiono
pozniej przestrzelonem gar
diem j zabrano do szpitala sw.
Bernardo.
Ch}opcy uciekli domu caiy
miesiac w okropnej nedzy spe-
dzili ma zachodzie. Postanowili
wrocic do domu i TAXI byi ich
koniec. Haines najprawdopodob-
niej umrze.
Chlopiec utonai.
Wczoraj mielismy prawdziwa
wiosne przeciez znalazi sic ia
XII, kt6ry zatesknii "a ziina j z
tego powodu utonaf W sadzawce
Nv parku Douglas.
Robert Joyce, IS letni chic
piec. zam. pm. 1928 S. Sawyer av.
puscii sic ma chropowaty lod ma
sadzawce W parku powyzszym
wczoraj popoiudniu, lod zarwai
sic pod MIN i chiopak utonai.
Joyce nie' zwazai wcale ma to,
re lod topnieje i re iamie sic pod
MIN, szedl ku srodkowi bardzo
powoli. w srodku lod zaczai CO.
raz giosniej trzeszczec, chiopak
sic dopiero teraz przestraszy}
puscii sic caiem pedem ku brze-
gowi. Lod jednak ME mogi wy
trzynac jego ciezaru, peki
cll}opiec zginai pod lodem.
Policyant usiyszai jego krzyki
lecz ratunku ME mogfo bye
mowy = chlopiec zosta} pod
warstwa lodu i ma wierzch ME
wypfynai.
Pozniej policyanci i ch}opcy
okolicy znalezli ciaio chiopca W
innem miejscu, wyrabali otwor
trupa wyciagneli.
Procent sniertelnosci idzie
w gore.
Procent smiertelnosci w Chica-
go idzie strasznie W gore, pomi-
mo metod naukowych, .zastoso-
wywanych w celu zmniejszenia
chorob zarazliwych. Do tego
przekonania przyszedi wydziai
zdrowia w kwartalnem sprawoz-
danie, jake codopiero wyszio z
druku.
w roku 1910 W Chicago pro-
cent smiertelnosci ma 1000 osob
wynosi 1881, co wprawdzie jest
mniej nil W Nowym Yorku, we
Filadelfii, w Bostonie i Newark,
ale w porownaniu wiasnym
procentem w roku zeszlym i "a
przesziym jest wprost szalony.
Przecietny procent smiertelno-
sci w ostatnich czterech latach
byi nastepujacy:
1907 ......... 1872
1908 ......... I4.49
1oOo IA sS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
z Austryi.

Wieden, II marca. - Parla-
ment rozpoczai sesye swa; "a
raz DO otwarciu wniesiono llbe-
rainy projekt ustawy o zgroma-
dzeniach. Wielki niepokoj wy
wolalo wykrycie nielegalnego
szafowania koncesyami szynkar-
skiemi, W kt6re maia bye wmie-
szani niektorzy czlonkowie 10
la Polskiego, jak Paduch inni.
- Sejm wegierski W Budape-
szcie przyjql wniosek rzadowy,
przedluzajacy przywilej Banku
Austro-We egierskiego az do roku
1911. poczem urzadzono goracq
owacye ministrowi finansow We
gierskich, Lukacsowi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
Z Niemiec.

Berlin, II marca. - PodeJrze-
MIA angielskie - jakoby Niemcy
sklonily Stany Zjedn do zarza-
dzenia mobilizacyi ma pograniczu
mexykanskiem, spotkaiy sic tu Z
PotePieniem! Minister spraw "a
granicznych kiderlen Waechter
upowaznii prase zagraniczna do
ogioszenia, IL w owej mobilizacyi
Niemcy zadnego ME miaiy udzia-
In nj interesu, ami teZ same i'll
terweniowac zamiaru ME miaiy,
gdyz konsulaty niemieckie W Me-
xyku ME zadaly wcale dotych-
czas pomocy lub opieki ze stro-
ny rzadu swojego. Niemcy ufaja,
IL Stany Zjednoczone potratl9
daG obrone gwarancye dosta-
teczna wszelklm lntereSom "a
granicznym ulokowanym W Me
xyku. w tymze duchu wyraza
sic praSa niemiecka, jak ,,koelni-
sche Nolkszeitung' inne.
= z okazyi swych 9O-ch uro-
DIN regent bawarski ks. Luit-
pold umorzyi wszelkie dyscypli-
narne kary W armii bawarskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
Zarzuty czynione policyi.

Ma posledzeniu seKretarzy
Y. M. c. A. jeden urzedni-
kow tel organizacyi F. Emory
Lyon czynil zarzuty tutejszej
policyi "a wprost brutalne ME
ludzkie aplikowanie tz. Ytrzecie-
go stopnia", W ktorym tz. ,,ku-
racya wodna" wazna role odgry-
wa.
Urzednik ten opowiadal, jak
policya aresztowala niewinnego
czlowieka, bila go maltretowa-
la, zadajac, by sic przyznaj, re
jest cziowiekiem tyn, ktorym W
rzeczywistosci ME byi, ktorego
poszukiwano "a zbrodnie NOR
derstwa. Cziowiekowi temu ka-
zano STAG W cell wieziennej i
puszczono nan pelen strumien
woody VEGA, ktorego strazacy
przy gaszeniu pozaru uzywaja.
Lyon przytoczyi nazwiska i daty
tego wypadku.
Zastepca szefa policyi Schuett-
ler poinformowany o tych "a
rzutach, stanowczo i'm zaprze-
cyl zazadai dowodow cd Lyo-
ma. Schuettler powiada, re uka-
RE tych, ktorzy tax brutalnie OBJ
chodzili sic z wiezniem.
Tenn oswiadczeniem Schuettler
ME zbii Lyona tropu, przeciw-
ME, Lyon zaraz podai nazwiska
osob interesowanych. Fakta
przytoczone So nastepujace:
Ma zachodniej stronie nliasta
aresztowano niejakiego lana
I Perry dlatego, ze fnial tyfko jed
no oko i re policya przypuszcza-
Ia, il ma do czynienia z cziowie-
klein, ktory W Stanie Ohio skrad}
konia. Perry powiedzia}, re ME
jest niejakims poszukiwanym
| Jonesem. Policya mimo to wpa-
kowaia go do cell wieziennej a
policyant uderzy} go piescia W
twarz diva razy. Ma drugi dzien
byl w cell z innyni celia byla
tax przepe}niona, re zaden vie
zni6w ME mogi usiasc, wszyscy
musieli STAG braku miejsca.
q policya przemoca chcia-
la go Emusic, ably sic przyznai
do why nawet chcia}a go zmu-
sic do podpisania dokumentu, ma
mocy ktorego Perry. zrzeklby sic
procesu pred sadem przysie-
glych, kiedy. tego ME zrobil,
rozebrano go do naga i puszczo-
no nan prad woody, ale ito mic ME
pomoglo. Perryemu przez caly
dzien ME dano pokarmu; zdoial
on "a pomoca znajomego pos}ac
kartke przyjacielowi, ktory go z
wiezienia wydostai.
Ma drugi dzieh Perry W sa-
die zapytal sic, czy to jest kraj
cywilizowany.
Naturalnie, zastepca szefa po-
wiedziai ma to, re Lyon posta-
ra sic O cziowieka, ktory podobne
falszywe zeznania zlozy.
Rooseveltowa w Chicago.
Wczoraj pani Rooseveltowa z
corka swoja i sekretarka bawila
chwilowo W Chicago i zwiedziia
Hull House, gdzie sic spotkala i
rozmawiala z pania Jane Ad-
dams.
iona byiego prezydenta przy.
jechaia do Chicago pociagiem
Michigan Central o godzinie gel.
Pod wieczor Rooseveltowa
zwiedzila gmach sztuk pieknych
| i W towarzystwie przyjacioi
przeszla sic po State ulicy, ably
zobaczyc jaki ruch ma tel ulicy
panuje. Zwiedziia tez kilka ska
dow departamentowych W srod-
miesciu. Pociagiem 0 godzinie
8:I5 wyjechaia ma zachod, gdzie
sic spotka mezem.
Chiopiec odbiera sobie zycie.
Uciekli z domu = diva miesia-
ce tuiali sic po kraju = ME zro-
bill majatku - wrocili do Chi
cago - jeden mich zostai bole-
snie skaleczony, gdy zeskakiwai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
Z Marokko.

Tanger. IL marca. = WoJska
franc. pobiiy buntowniczy szczep
Cheroda pod CORA Pelva; arma-
ty spowodowaiy masowe wybicie
Maurow nadto spalono kilka
wsi zbuntowanych krajowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
z Paraguay.

Assunion, II marca. = Rad
zawiesii mad calym krajem stan
oblezenia ma przeciag pieciu mie-
siecy powodu podniesienia sic
rewolucyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-11
PrzypuSzCzeniai ipOdejrzenia:
Anglia sadz, ze Niemey spOWOdoWaB mobiIizacye
ameykaiska ma pOgraniCzu meXykaiskiem.
Odparcie ZarZutu.
Canaleias ME zwaza ma Watykan!??
z Rosyi i Austryi.
Posrorn w Marol&l<O.
Odparcie ZarZutu.
naleias ME zwaza ma Watykan!??
z Rosyi i z Austryi.
Pogrorr1 w Marol@ko.
Rewolucya w Parasuayu.

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prasza sieTatt Acknowledgements urze
zwiszkOwych.-Zl legislatury Stanu linOsBucha
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