davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1911-01-21
PASTZME ATHLETES
TAKE ICY EAST RIVER
BATHS IN TRAINING

jim Crowley. VINO represented the !. A.
n. {. at n time, have won more Mara
thons between them h a have been
captured by all the other amateur
Marathoners In the country. and there
are others who Will be better next
time" said Dorland.
Frank Wright. who ran second to Mel
sheppard an the NJ. A.. l.. half-mlle
championships one year. and also proved
that he Vas a good runner when he
made Billy PAUL run his best in order
20 win a mile scratch race at Trenton
two years ago. is again full OF enthusi-
asm and training every time tho weather
permits.
Then there Is II. Stevenson. the sprint
er, who Insists on doing cross-country
work when training for the dashes.
steve" has been going five or six
miles through the park three or four
times n week me will DO In fine shape
for the first spring meets.
Billy Slade, Frank Brennan. r. Cog
gins, Carl Davis. Benny Mann. sam
Schartz. "Artie" Hunt. Eddie Hines.
Dan IIealy. Sammy Jebgold and
Miles McHugh are all In training now.
and most OF them glory In a daily dip
in the Icy river.
Goggins. indoor Junior quarter-mile
hurdle champion. has had a good resi-
m is again in fine form. Billy Slade.
holder OF several VI. A. l.. records and
a couple OF American titles. viii also
be in shape for the coming seaso
The Two Dolans." from the City Coll
lege, are doing the quarter and half-mila
In proper early season style. Do. Joe
Is one Of the best quarter-miiers In tho
club. noted FOR hts strong finishes.
Eddie Sweeney is back working out the
proper stride for the half-mile run. and
he's working up at the Pastime grounds
most every day.
The evening world., 1911-01-21
East Side Youngsters Gather
Around Knockout Brown to
Assist in Training.
ny ULGER

-UE fact that the Boys Club OF
the east side "a close 10 the
L apron strings OF Knockout
Browns mother and tho additional TACT
that the roof affords nm exceptional
opportunity TO catch pigeons by the
use OF a Ions stick and n crooked wire
explains why the remarkable little left
handler Is training for his hight with
Tommy Murphy among his W gang
According to information at hand
lighters, as a rule. train at some far-on
nlace where they are surrounded by n
coterie OF trainers and we~ll-nourishcd
sports who sit on the N~erandah' huy
wine and tell OF the old lays when
fighters fought instead OF boxed
The BOYS club. at Tenth street ana
Avenue A, which was built and sup
ported by the late Il. ii. Hartman has
been Browns club since he wore KNEE
parts, and In that institution Knockout
Is not only n fighter at whom the
members point with pride, but he Is
THE fighter. Until he became W near
champion, music lessons, games OF
| checkers and amateur plays or comic
ope-as were efficient to Keep the ntti'
| fellows interested. since knockoul
| Brown put twenty-five grown fighters
10 sleep things have changed. Fh'
checker boards have been abandoned
II is difficult TO get talent for the comi'
operls. and instead Of going into th'
lunch room and calling for a three-cen
sandwich. the little fellows come II
from selling their papers, and afteI
gathering a gang Of friends they wall
| up to the counter and ask in "A lou tone
What viii you have TO satr'
The evening world., 1911-01-21
LINES UP
SEVEN NEW PIT
TO WIN 1911

bears the fighting sobriquet OF Bear
cat" and they say he is. lie GAS with
the Pekin. H.. team OF The ~Illlnois-AIls-
souri, League for the past two years, and
lie came near setting that organization
or its ear. Last season he pitched thlr-
ty-eight games. and OF that number
won twenty-scven. lie was so effective
that the average amount of runs scored
against him all season was lTg per
game. The largest amount Of runs made
against him In any game was fivo.
J~enleins is "A big fellow and they say he
4 a tremendous amount of speed.
Tho real giant among the pitchers is
T~esreau. lie ~ six feet n three
inches tall ma is built accordingly. In
uniform he looks much larger than
Mathewsun. Tesreau pitched for Shreve-
port last season, and while he Was with
a second division club he managed to
win Is games and lose IA. McGraw saw
him work whsle the Giants We're in
Shreveport n Immediately put in a
claim for him.
Hendricks Another Big Fellow.
Another giant Is Hendricks. the big
lefthandcr who comes from Nreeland.
Mich. Hendricks pitched a game for the
III iapl iatis elu WhAht iS 'c">'
himself to. be very green at the big
league business he displayed some
wonderful curves and his coRtrol was
far above the average OF left handlers.
lie has never played in a league, but
worked all ummer in the semi-profes-
slonal organizations around Chicago.
lie Is also more than six feet tall.
one of the best iefthanders In the
bunch of new recruits is Rustenhaven.
who has had considerable league expert
ence. but last year he dropped out Of
the fold and Joined the Cheyenne In
dians. For them he pitched remarkable
ball. He won forty-1ve games. lost four
and tied one. Rustenhaven looks like
the goods. because ne Is noted for his
control, a rarity among southpaws.
Jimmy Maggie of Elmira is another
little fellow who may prove as good as
the scouts have reported. The one thing
against him Is his size. but the scouts
say that he will prove one OF the excep-
lions to the rule. IL ~ well known that
very few small pitchers ever made good
In the big league. Their physical build
will not stand the grind. Maggie pitched
remarkable ball for Elmfra. and McGraw
thinks he Is entitled 10 a chance.
In addition to these seven recruits the
Giants will have MatheIson. wtltse.
Ames. Crandall. Drucke, MarQuard. Ray.
mond and maybe Torrey. This gives Nc
Graw a string OF fifteen pitchers to look
after'and that Is why he was so anxious
to get Wilbert Robinson to assist him
In looking them over. Robinson has
finally agreed to go to Marlin and Nc
Grow feels very hopeful over the pros
pect.
The evening world., 1911-01-21
Boston Boy the Aggressor
Lands the Oftener and Is
Better Ring General.

TOR the hrst time IN several years
Young Donohue. the fast and
1 clever weiterweight OF Roxbury.
Mass. appeared In a bout In this vein-
lty and managed to outpoint his oppo-
nent. The fighter whom he bested was
KID Burns. the promising west side
light weight. who Will evntuahy develop
lnto a good man II he IL handled prop
erly.
Donohue and Burns met In he wind
up OF ten rounds at the reopening stag
Of the Madison A. c. In Suffers Har-
lem River Park. n Donohue was en-
titled 10 the honors because he was the
aggressor. landed the greater number
Of blows and also displayed the better
ring generalship.
whils Donohus batsd Burns he az
The evening world., 1911-01-21
Lehish Five. First visit Here.

The Manhattan College quintet will
meet the fast Ave of Lehish University
this evening at Savage's court. Fifty
ninth street n Columbus circle, The
Pennsylvanians intend to s~lgnalize their
initial visit to the metropolis with a VIC
tory. but the local collesians have like
wise developed a winning streak and
hid fair 10 take the unbeaten Lehigh
team into camp.
The evening world., 1911-01-21
Veteran Robinson Will Go to
MarlinAto Help Develop and
Coach the Youngsters.

~ EALIZ1NG that n we'll balanced
pitching stan Is the only thing
needed to win a pennant FOR The
Giants next season Manager McGraw
has added seven cOrking youngsters to
his large stan and any one OF these
boys Is likely 20 cut loose and show the
big league calibre. A ball team usually
picks up "a good pitcher from the minors
once In -four or five years. The only
two that have mace good with the
Giants during the last seven years are
Crandall and Drucke. More than 100
tried. From these figures II can be
seen with what n fine toothed comb the
big league nave to scrape to
find "A good n
The New York comb scraped the
whole country anc the bunch out OF
which McGraw expects 10 pick up a
star Is made up of Rudolph. 'Jenkips,
Tesreau. Shontz. ~l,ustenhaven. Magic
and Hendricks.
The only twirler In this lot who has
had a real fire test Is Shontz This
young man went through two hard
campaigns for the Dallas Club OF The
Texas League, and II was due 10 his
pitching that the Texas team, which
IL also known as the Giants" won The
p%ennant last season. Shontz did not
work In as many games as some OF the
pitchers In the Texas League, but at
that he managed to win nineteen. lie
Joined the Giants late last season. but
did not get a chance to show what he
could do.
Rudolph a New York Boy.
The one pitcher who showed McGraw
more than any OF the other youngsters
Is Rudolph. who vas purchased from
the Toronto Club OF the Eastern
| League. Rudolph Is a New York boy
| and he was with Toronto but n short
time whon McGraw grabbed him. His
| only handicap is his smallness OF
| stature. Msthewson says that Rudolph
has some wonderful curvN. lie pitched
one no hit and no run game last sum
mer. lie pitched a winning game for
the Giants in the fall toward the close
OF the season.
Much is also expected W Jenkins. who
The evening world., 1911-01-21
McCraw Puts Another
Over on Hub. Trading
Shafer for Dave Shean.

II looks as though Manager
john McGraw of the Giants has
put over another one on the Bos-
ton Nationals, lie has traded
utility infelder Arthur Shafer for
Dave Shean. who can play either
second base or shortstop. Shean
has been one OF the most timely
batsmen on the Hub team. bat
ting In thirty-one runs in 1909 and
thAty-elght last eason Shafer
Is a Californian. and since join
ing the Giants has been batting
1000 as n bench wa mer. Shean
played and captained the Ford
ham nine In 1906, and since that
time has been buffeted about In
the Eastern. American and Ma
tional Leagues. Fred Tenney Is
going to have three ex-Giants In
his infeld this coming season.
They are himself on first, Shafer
at third and Herzog at short.
Sweeney Will cove second.
The evening world., 1911-01-21

az thehh BiSAHsiI ''"1'' s'p' '''''
pions. but they could fight.
One night these two fought In
Brooklyn. The game was somewhat
uncouth in those days. II was ron.
sldered Just as commendable 10 win
by trickery as by fair lighting. Doody
and Trojan were mixing merrily
when Doody suddenly stopped and
said: "Hey, Pete. your trunks are
coming or" Trojan looked down,
and instantly Patsy slipped one over
to his Jaw and dropped him nat on
his back. For a moment II looked
like a knockout. but Pete got up,
lighting mad. He rushed Patsy across
The ropes. Patsy fell outside with a
trough the ropes at the raging Trojan.
Jan. 10. 1899. Mccoy was n marvellous
boxer with a punch out OF all proportion
to his weight. Sharkey was twenty
pounds heavier. built like a sawed-on
Hercules. When the fight began 1t
looked as IL the sllghter man could
sset thN htNt ~ NIlntt 10 SIulu OH IHt
husky sailors rushes.
But he did stand them Off. Sharkey
bad been training under Tommy Ryan's
- a"p io,""y hS"h "ahteu ~
,o,a charLaa ~, IS, "1"t !.
uss nIa Co. 49,, d., - "a,
CAM. :, h.ao. ~ ~ WY ~
y,hIi. a., -, ~ "'..o
mr. -, 80 a h"o'n SnaIhey o"'
Mccov 10 o"w :" o.a
,Arvo s,rana,n 80 80. ms
vnac,a,ors o. - '." no
! Gov -rath.rna h,ns.,, 80.
oHy "a " ~ 'ell.'o
INA 49, go, o'ar ".e
ana VITALITY hha had w. an. ~, H.
drovs bis rtgb, nonar, 20 aSa.a,s
chin ,rIa ten.o , 49, ,aIs,'s'
uY,od ,ha $50 - 81, - 49, $3.50
MIN over tn H. d. 90 49,, IN - y,
hts 49, a., 80 ~ u.
,ha noor "S "'"e '""' INV
ebarLay ,ar, halt, .o u.1
"a NJ, no 49, ""n'' ~
, ca ,nuInni, ~.
! sha - 80 's, ' 1870 CO.
! - al 49, an,, 80,
Soe a. s,, n". -
80 ~ 80 - "NSNyy ~ a. :.
J hsow tn In $500 "a, So,nn
had beaten himself He bad used MI n,
his strength in . vain effort. When he
saw sharkey rise he knew that he was
beaten.
SharSey. a s,olid man without nerves.
had taken McCoy's most deadly punch.
and was on his feet again as strong
as ever. Realization OF the fact that ht
couldn't knock Sharkey out affected
McCoy's high strung nervous system.
lie was like a man with a double-bar-
The evening world., 1911-01-21

T!LAT was a funny one when Peter
Maher fought Joe Goddard. the
Barrier Champion. Goddard was
a great block OF a man who could take
an impossible amount of punishment
Peter landed his dreaded wallop often.
but the Barrier Champion simply leaned
in against the punches and kept coming.
II Peter could have knocked him back
on his heels once he might have foored
him. but Peter lost hear when his wal
Top" didn't work. Goddard was a sight.
cut to pieces. eyes blaekened. covered
with blood. Maher didn't have n scratch.
At last Goddard pushed In against
Peters wsliop and got to close quarters.
Peter leaned over and covered his face
iNith crossed arms. Goddard. exasper-
ated. lifted his huge arm and brought
che side OF his FIST down, hammer
fashion, on the back OF Peters neck.
Peters knees caved IN and he slid gently
10 the floor. taking care TO rest his head
gently on his right glove. Johnny Eek
hart started tie count. Peter didn't stir.
Johnny reached nine" and stopped n
moment. Peter. thinking the cunt over.
..fted his head and looked at Johnny.
seeing Johnny's hand raised 10 mark
another second Peter let his head Mop
back on the glove and closed his eyes
lie wanted no more or the Barrier
Champions game.
-
-HERE was a totsh nght between
Mysterious . Billy Smith and
Tommv RYAN. RYAN was the
ci.v.r.., m,dalewe,rht I'm the country
smith was the toughest tighter. II
their various engagements neither hat
The evening world., 1911-01-21
TR|CKERy VS.. THE PUNCH!
COULD THE OLD TIMERS
MATCH CLEVERNESS NOW?.
Veterans Recall How Pete Trojan Won
Over Patsy Doody in Their Eighth Brook
lyn-Many Other Queer incidents
of the Ring Related.

Copyright. 1911. by The Press Publishing Company CThc New York World
TT would be easy to write a book about the queer things that have hap
pened in the riug-queer things of all sorts. tragic, comic and Just queer
oldtimers rerpember Patsy Doody and Pete Trojan. although even
in the ancient days they were hardly in the championship class. Not cham
The evening world., 1911-01-21
RGx~A-
~~y

the ring and Knocked him through
loud thud. He stood IN and looked t
Come Injury up-come In" yelled
Trojan. dancing about and waving his
fists.
NO." said Doody. I'm through for
tonight"
And he stayed out.
The evening world., 1911-01-21

rEFFR1ES tried 10 BOX with Jim Cor
bett at Coney Island. Corbett out
pointed him easily until In the
tw~enty-third round Jefries was told
TO stop boxing and fight. for he was
losing. Jen tore In. threw Corbett vio-
lently against the ropes, and as he re-
bounded TANNED his great left fist
against Corbett's Jaw and knocked him
cold. II was n OF the most unex-
pected knockouts on record.
The evening world., 1911-01-21

TUDENTs of the psychological hnd
- interesting dope" in the night
- between Kid Mccoy and Tom
sharkey. Both were at their best then,
The evening world., 1911-01-21
VI go ARTSTSl DID ~ l / " IN NEW 1ONN TI
QUEER HAPPENINGS IN THE RING

1911, by The Press Publishing Company (The New York worid).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

L1ZBONA, "a lipca. Rzad
postanowi} sprzedac natych-
miast posiadioscl kr6lewskie-
go domu W kraju lezace i
6ciagnac z Mich d}ugi kr6lew-
skie zaliczki pobrane z kas
pa6stwa. Spodziewaja SIG ze
dobra to przynlosa oko}o 5
milion6w dolar6w. Zrazu by}
plan sciagniecia kr6lowi tycb
:nalezyto5ci W ratach rocz-
nych, wobec tego jednak, 70
Manuel konspiruje z monar-
chistami W kraju j zagrzewa
ich do kontrrewolucyi mo,
narchistycznej postanowiono
'ukarac go jednorazowem
6ciagnieciem pieniedzy, kt6re
winien pa6stwu, podo obno
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

zostal zamianowany czynnym
czlonkiem policyi miejseo-
wei, Ma tern stanowisku "a.
chowywa1 sic " ten spos6b,
ze zyska1 sobie " czasie Kill
kuletniej s}uzby szacunek
starszych i uznanie, a.wype1..
niajac ze zrozumieniem swo.'
je powinnosci : byl lubiany
przez wszystkich = tax pQIa-
k6w jak> r6wniez obconaro.
dowco;y,. zswsze wes6}, zaw:::
sze got6w do uslug wszyst-
kim " grupie Unii sw. J6ze-
ia. Niespodziewana 6mierG
nagla byla rzeczywi6cie jakby
piorunem jasnego nieba. Sp.
zmarly pozostawil W nieutu-
ionym smutku Zone i kilko1
70 dzieci drobnych.
: Pogrzeb odbyi> sic 2 ko6-
cioIo parafialnego na g6raclu
y asyscie licznej by}ych sw -.
ich koleg6w prawie ze wszy-.
stkich atacyi policyjnycb.-
Dobry to byl Polak, kato-
Xix; dobry syn i o;ciec ro.
dziny, dobry ,czionek iowa:
rzystwa,, to TED mic dziwnego.
10 wsp6lczucie powszecL>ne
wywo1ala jego 6mierc.
-Ot ME wiadomo = kt6rel
nadejdzie>ta kostuch
zgarnie ofiare.
Bardzo czesto widzf sic, 10
" tych goracych dniach> wio-
III uzywa lodowej woody, do
picia. E] ostroznie z ta wo..
,ia. Szczeg5lniej ludzie pracu-
jacy po fabrykach winni b1d
bardzo ostr6zni i ME zanadto
gasic pragnienie woda lodo--
wa, zwlaszcza je6i poprzednio
jedli surowe owoce. Czesto
sic mic ME stanie, lecz jest to
nader niebezpieczne i unika6
nalezy. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

SHENANDOAH, Pa. w u
bieg}a sobote wieczorem na
sly mach Lehigh Valley kolci
znale :ione diva zmiazdzone
ciaia przejechane przez po:
ciag. Jedno cia}o znalaz} zwro.
tuiczy, przy odstawieniu do
kostnicy, dowiedziano sic, il
nieszczesIiwy nazywal sic
Piotr Szupla, zamieszka}y "
Mt. Carmel. Drugiego znale-
ziono okoio Park Place ma
zywsl sic Jan Liszek, kt6ry
zosta} przejechany " czasie
gdy przenosil sic na inne "a.
mieszkanie a przechodzh
przez krzyz6wke SYN kole-
jowych.
Antoni Klimowicz, ME-
letni ch}opak zostal areszto.
wany przez skwajera Giblo-
ma, "a zabranis pieniedzy 70
skladu Abe Lahage, " sumie
1922. Chlopak o6wiadczyl
pred skwajerem, ze pienia-
DE zsbrane przechowa} pod
ceska W poblizu Ridge
washery." Lecz gdy konsta-
bel przeprowadzii chlopca Da
to miejece nieznaleziono lad.
nych pieniedzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

DETROIT. Mich. Jaki6
niewosledzony zlodziej "a
kradl sic do mieszkania J6ze-
ia Menglik6wskiego, i zabra{
NIB $135, kt6re mial przecho.
wane v pudelku cd cygar.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

rzucajac tym pa6stwoM, il
ME dotrzyma}y przyrzeczenia
swego danego Persyi W r.
1909, mianowicie, IL pilnowac
beda ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
czas i osadzonego W Rosyi
szacha Mahometa Ali.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
XII. Kolega, kt6ry chcia1 go
ratowac, sam omalo ME uto-
nal.
DUNKIRK, N. Y. Znan,

DUNKIRK, n. Y. Znany
w ca}em miescie policyant
Franciszek kami6ski, cd LAT
:~lu tn osiadiy a zawsze
nadsv YEN sum'ennle re-.
gulafnie wypeln,a,e~, swo'
je obowiazki. Cd czwsrtko
zaprzesziege tygodnia z.aikf
gdzie6cic mkt tie wie,. CO
sic z MIN stac mog}o. Krem,
nj i znajomi W Buffalo tez
ole wiedza, gdzie sic podzia3.
Mugia1o stae z MIN cos ME-
zwyk1ego i rodzina mocno
jest niespokojona. = W os-
tatnicb k,lku miesiqcach ME
calkiem byl zdr6w | czesto
popada1 jakby v zamvslenle.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Z INV PoLskICH
" AMERY0E

| 5 " AMEBYoE S
=A: |zs.**:;s:<::>>
/ NIAGARA FALLS, DO.
chod zenia 6le dcze W spfawie
smierci J6sefiny krawicz
przeciw wyrodnei 1,,atce, J6.
zef;nie, rozpoezely sic: Mat.
ka niemowIecia oskarzona
jest o barbarzyhskie zneca
ME sic mad dzieckiem,
skutkiem czego ma}a J6zia
umarla 4 go ipca.
Jedna z piekwszych pre-
s}uchiwana byla Rozalia ia
kielek, kt6ra mies1ka1a VI
iym samym domu przy uli.
cy Allen 2424. Opowjada ona
wyraznie o strysznem zneca
|niu sic mad dzieckiem Kra-
wiczowei oraz 0 czestych Z
|tego powodu protestach sa-
shadow jej sam4j.zRaz na.
wet musiaf zawezwat swia
dek policye, by przeszkodzic
dalszemu znecaDiu sic mad
dzieckiem.
Sasiedzi nieraz 5.ostrzegali
ojca Q mogaeapn stads nasta-
pic nieszczesciu izten raz
nawet zbl swoja Zone "a to.
Lecz TO mic nie po4noglo. Ma
pare chwil przed .smierc'a
zbi}a ieszcze poraz ostatni
wyrodna matka dziecko. kt6-
re wkr6tces potem wyzionelo
!ducba.
Do przes}uchania jeszcze
innych II swjadk6w, wy
rodna trzymana lest nadal
pod kluczem.
POTTSVILLE. Podczas
stoletniej uroczystoscl, pew
ma wr6zka przepowiadajaca
przysziosc, zosta}a przylapa~
ma ma goracym uczynku kra-
dziezy podczas gdy przepo-
wiadafa z dfoni .w}ascicielowi
skladu z cukierkami, druga
reka sciagneFa 6 dolar6w W
got6wce. W1asciciel sdostrzegf
brak pieniedzy i dat znac po.
licyi, kt6ra jej pieniadze ode-
bra}a, a O szustke skazano il
ma wynosic SIC czempredzej z
miasta.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Poll.
eva tute]sza dosta}a " swe
rece Antonine Knio1a, dziew-
czyne liczaca lat Is, ktoIa
Jan Arka oskarza o kradziez
$4O0. Aresztowana zabrana
bedzie do Chisholm, Minn.,
gdzie bedzie procesowana.
Przyjecha} po MIA sztf tam
tejszej poIicyi, Melburne
Clark.
Arka mieszka " GbisholIn
Mimi; a oskarzona pracowa-
Ia u niego jako s}uzaca. ME-
dawne Arce zginelY 2 domu
pieniadze W sumie $4OO.
Ulotnila sic takze sluzaca
Gospodarz postanowif jednak
schwycic ia jakimkolwiek
kosztem i przez kilka tygod-
nj scigal ia. Sled1if ia v Kill
kunastu miastt czkach. Gdy
wpadi ma trop jej tutaj, do
Most 0 tenn policyj. kt6rso
skarzona schwYcila.
tss-7,as - : - =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27

ZE SAGINA w. Mich. Idac
" br6d przez 1zeke Kawka-
wliu przy jej ujsciu do zato-
XII, natrafit ma g}ebie i uto~.
nal II letni Kazimierz Ry-
ebert. Rodzice jego mieszka-
ia przy uljcy 1sej, r6g Far.
ragut st.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
NOW1NY
.TELEGRAFICZNE


LONDYN, "a ]ipca. A "a
tenn veto lord6w zniesione!
i.ordowie poddali sic rzado-
VII. q Izba ich uchwali}a
wczoraj po trzygodziunej de.
bacie wniosek rzadu, ograni-
czajacy ich przywileje. Po.
gr6zek opozyc, ME spelnio.
NO i uwolnion : Rad cd uzy-
cia . ostatecznych srodk6w
przez .pomnozenie liczby lor-
dow, rzadowi uleg}ych, czego
sic Izba lord6w najwiecej ba-
. Ia. Obecnie: reforma p6jdsie
juz bez utrudnie6, q premier
Asquith zazada jeszcze tylko
W 1zble Gmin s:enia po-:
prawek, proiektowanych
ptzez lord6w, pocz EN- wiado-
mo juz dis ze ma tym pun
koie Izba lord6w ustapi, a
tax dokonana zostan'e mai.
wieks7a cd lat stu reforma
" parlamentarnym systemic
sDgielskim, !
49,. --Obawiaja sic: wznowie-
mia straajku robotnik6w por-
towych; " Cardiff przyszlo
wczorai do zaburze6, gdy
strajkerzy napadli ma pracu'
jacych W porcie Chi6czyk6w;
poburzono !. tez chihskich
pralni znaczna liczbe! w in,
nych miastach portowych
r6wnie& niepokoja sic robot
nicy.
L1ZBONA, "a lipca. - Gala
uwaga ] wysi}ek rzadu zwr6-
cony jest ma prowincye pol
nocne kraiu, otnarcie o.
6wiadc> aiace sic ze monar-
chi6ci tam skupiaja sic W
grupy, a poparcie otrzymuja
z zagranicy, z Hiszpanii,
gdzie " prowincyi Galicyi
znaczne ich oddzialy cwicza
sic " musztrze j. / strzelaniu..
Opinia portugalska oburzo.
ma jest z tego powodu, il
Rad hiszpahski, mimo CLOS
nych zapewnie6. ze ME: po-
piera monarchist6w portu-
galskich, W istocie oslania ich
swa protekcya i pozwala i'm
przebywac, drganizowac sic i
cwiczyc " obrebie swoich
granic. Rad portugalski po
wo}a} pod brof rezerwy go
t6w, Jest do walk ma smierc
i.zycie W obronie rzeplitej.
/ CI1I0sso, "a lipca. = Cd
1890 do 16go bm., znar}o ma
oholere " Neapolu 81 cs6b,
Y;,prowincyi neapolita6skiej
10, " Palermo 10, W prowin.
Cyl is5palerme6skiei Z, W Tre-
pani !, " prowincyi Ave|li-
no I, W prowiocyi Caserta
8, W prowincyi salerno 10.
); ;"TEHERAN, ~ lipca. Ho-.
ryzont tn mocno. zachmurzo.
n.y.; OK: szachs rewolucyonis-
tow banda ciagnie na stolice;
opiaia publiczna wzywa Rad
do energicznego dsia}ania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-07-27
Pracowaia ona ma zochod :
niei stronie miasta jako slu-
zaca.
NEW YORK. Uczony Po-
Hanryk Arctowski

NEW YORK. Uczony Po.
lax, >; ta1:enryk Arotowsk' ,
hacse1nik wydzjalu nxa,-'"e nx'"e'
go, nniejskiej bjblioteki pub
1leznej, postano#ii sobie "a.
DAME nielada = przgk kfac4a-
lace niemat silly ludzkie: mia-
nowicie zbadsc i opisac, jak
wszystkie ga'ezie nauk SO po
}ac2one jedne z drugiemi.
BY to ucnynie, trseba zapo-.
kns6 sic ze szy*tkiemi roz'
gaiesieniani wiedzy 1udz-
kirj bez wyja,ku! Pan Are
towski jest zdecydowany u
czynic to w1ssnie. Oblicza,
re ia dokonanie tego d>ie}a
iSc:e herkules,weg, potrzeba
1Du bedzie dwunsstu lat cza-
su.