davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
TeIegramy zagTaniczne.
z wojny.

~J-~J
Rzym, 2 listopada. = WieSc
z placu boju W Tripolisie zgoia
ME niepokoja rzadu; u wiadz "
kraju panuje duch jak najlepszy
a przesadnych telegramow, po,
chodzacych albo ze zrodei turec'
kich, albo cd korespondentow
zagniewanych "a to, re ich usu'
nieto lub poddano cenzuTze -
Smieja sic tutaj, Co wieceJ
Rad odbyi szereg konferency1
ma ktorych wreszcie postanowio-
no zazadac cd Turcyi albo bez,
wzglednego poddania sic odsta-
pienia Tripolisu, albo tez... Tur-
eva utraci dalsze terytorya, d
mianowicie Wlosi obsadza ME-
ktore wazne i wielkie wyspy tu-
reckie ma Morzu Egejskiem l..
luz podobno wydano odnoSne
rozporzadzenia adnniralicyi i flo
ia juz zaczsia dziaiae. :. Kraza
pogloski, re flota wloska zaata-
kuje pertowe miasta tureckie W
Malej Azyi, CO jest mozliwe, W
obecnem bowiem stadyum woJny
flota ME ma co do roboty, gdyz
Turcy floty ME maja.-.
Tutejsze oficyalne informa-
eye dose So skape, ale zaznacza-
ia one, re ME prawda jest, jakoby
Wlosi pastwili sic mad jencami
tureckimi W Tripolisie ME pra-
wdziwe sa szczegoly o wloskich
niepowodzeniach. Zato prawd9
lest, re cholera we znaki sic da-
ie wojskom wioskim W Afryce'
re brak i'm wody, zywnosc1 mle-
szkaf. re liczne maja trudnoscl
kiopoty partyzantami arabskl-
mi. Znaczna liczbe jencow arab
skich Rad przeniosi ma wyspy
wIoskie Treniti / tam ich inter
nowano. Dalsze posiflSi Sic Rad
do Tripolisu.
Konstantynopol, 2 listopada. =
Pogloski o sukcesach turechch
pod miastem Tripolis uparcie sic
utrzymuja i Rad je poaurzedowo
potwierdza, podobno Turcy odzy-
skali pare fortow i zdobyli pew
ne pozycye dawniej zajete przez
WIoch6w Mich prowadza sku-
teczne ataki. Wiosi maja juz tyl-
ko 5 fortyl Ma czele mahometan
walcza ochotnicy Arabowie, "a
mimi dopiero postepuje regularne
wojsko tureckie, kt6re chce wido-
cznie odebrac Wlochom miasto,
Walk utarczki trwaja dniem |
noca. Arabow valley okoio Is ty-
siecy, tureckie wojsko liczy
mniej wiele; Wiosi maj9 maj
wyzej $4,000 zoinierzy.
Alexandria, Egypt, 2 listopada.
- WieSci o sukcesach muzuima-
now W Tripoisie staiy sic tn po-
wodem rozruchow dose powaz-
nych: mahometanie tutejsi u
rzadzili pochody, gioSno wzywa-
lac Allaha (Boga), ably rniewier-
nyeh" (chrzescian) porazii. Przy-
szio do starcia Europejczyka-
mi; strzelano uowet. Policya W
koncu rozpedziia tlumy i awantur
nikow aresztowaia jeden muzui-
manin zostai zabity, kilkunastu
: ranionych.
PA,uo1t1cva w Chinach.
Pekin, 2 listopada. = Wczorai
obiegala pogloska, re Gala cesar
ska rodzina uszia. ME wiadomo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
czwARTEK DNA 2do LsTopADA URsDAY NOVEMBER ~

rost socyalistow po nliastach
wielkich = fabrycznych.
w Londynie postanowiono
polaczyc kompanie kolei elektry-
cznych podziemnych W jedna !;
wiele pieniedzy amerykahskich
jest tam ulokowanych. Kapital
laczny licza ma 165 milionow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
SW|ETNY PRoJEKT KOLE|.
PODz|EMNEJ.
Pociagi kolei gornej tramwaje maja kursowac
tunelami W srodmiesciu.
TRUCIZNA.
Chemk poWiada, 1e uzna zgadzono pocyanta ze SWdta
SwietOl<radztWo.
Rabusie zabrali zaWartOSci dwuch skarbOnek
niemieckiego koscio1a sw. Michafa.
KRAD1IE2E.
zakOpane skarby. Oszusci kreca sic po domach
poWada, ze tru'izna zgadzono pocyanta ze sWlata.
KRADzIEzE.
Zakopane skarby. Oszusci kreca sic po dOmach

pail dol tam znalezli skarb
SI,43o W banknotach.
,,Korsarzem" czyli rozbojni-
klein morskim, ktory ten skarb
ukryf byf Albert Leon, faszerz
pieniedzy i dlatego zdobycz ME
ma zadnej wartosci.
Ma wyspie zakopano 143 ka-
walk papieru, podrobione Io-do-
larowki.
Leon, to rosyjski przestepca
polityczny, ktory Z kolegami,
Rudolfem Swansonem Fredem
Maineekiem zbudowai chate w
dziewiczym leslie blisko Alaski
tam podrabiai : falszowai ame-
rykaiskie 1o-dolarowki. Kolegow
aresztowano w Chicago a Leon
dostat sic w rece policyi rzado-
wei w Nowym Yorku.
Ostroznie z oszustami.
w Chicago poszukuja handy
oszustow, kt6rzy w roll inspekto-
row gazu wchodza do, domow i
| biorat co tyike- in-w .rece wpad7-
ME. Przedstawiaja sic jake urze-
dnicy kompanii gazowej. Operuja
zwykle w parach i prace swoja
ciagna nieprzerwanie cd paru
tygodni.
Kompania gazowa / policya
poraz pierwszy dowiedziaia sic o
tych ,,inspektorach" Cd J. E. Ne
wellowej, 6I3 Cass I'll, ktoreJ
domu zabrali sporo kosztowno-
sci.
Ofiar tel handy oszustow nall
czono kilkanascie.'
Swietny plan kolei podziemnej.
Prawdziwa kolej podzlemna,
taxa, jaka maja w Nowym Yorku
prawdopodobnie w Chicago mig
dy do skutku ME przyjdzie mia
sto do jej budowy ME przystapi.
Ma ona "a wielu wrogow. Kazdy
klub obywateli, w kazdej dzielni-
cy miasta przeciw tel kolei pro-
testuje.
Natomiast najnowszy projekt
specyalnej komisyi zapewne
wszystkim sic bedzie podobaf
prawdopodobnic przejdzie bez
najmniejszej trudnosci.
Komisya inzynierow, obrana
do przedstawienia projektow pro-
ponuje rzecz nova zarazem
swietna. Ma razie komisya ia ME
radzi budowac prawdziwej kolei
podziemnej torami siegajacemi
do granic miasta. Projekt komi-
syi polega ma tenn, re miasto ma
pobudowac diva tunele pod srod-
mieSciem, kosztem okolo $4,000,
900. Kazdy tunei bedzie okolo 4
mile dlugi. Miasto ma zniesc tz.
,loop" kolei gornej, ezyli pier
scien, ktory okala wiasciwe
srodmiescie. Pociagi kolei gornej
= niedaleko srodmiescia pomo-
stu maja schodzic do tune'6w
pod srodmiesciem znow ma o
wierzchnie wychodzic. To zna-
czy, re we wiasciwem srodmie-
sciu ME byloby zadnej kolei gor-
nej, pociagi kursowaiyby tunela-
mi.
Komisya nadto proponuje, ably
podobnie postapic tramwajami,
ktore obecnie kursuja po ziemi.
Obecnie istniejacymi tunelami
ma ulicach La Sale, Washing
ton Van Buren, tramwaje w
przyszlosci maja zjezdzac do
tunelu pod srodmiesciem poz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Wfosl groza lWcyl
zabraniem daIszych pOsiadOsci. zaprzeczenia.
Co rn0wia Turcy?
Sukcesy rewolucyi W Chinach.
Przesilenie gabinetowe Austryi.
MTASTO MA ,,WULKANIE''!
UNA BAkKANSkA.
UNA BAkKANSkA.
Ze spraw Angielsl<ich.

konec lego pOdr0zy Sniezna
Michigan. AdwOkat New Orleans zastrzelO-
pOlowaniu SpOtkane awatOrOw. Re-
tIOty. procesu Nc Namary. = Rozbonicy kolejOwi
Atera StephensOna. Nadwyzka departamencie pOczy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
z Anglh.

Londyn, 2 listopada. - Wybo-
ry municypalne ostatnio odbyte
W Auglii wykazuja znaczny przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Awiatorzy sic spotkali.

Tucson, Ari., 2 listopada. =
Aviator Rodgers w swoim pre-
locie cd Atlantyku do Pacyfiku
przybyt tu lekko spuscii sic ma
ziemie, Pierwszym, ktory go po-
vital, byf aviator Fowler, ktory
odbywa podroz podobna W prze-
ciwnym kierunku. Obaj serdecz-
ME sic przywitali, poczem Rod
gers znowu sic wzni6si W powie-
trze, by udat sic do oddaloneso
o 10 mil miasta Phoenix. Fow-
Ter zatrzymai sic, azeby naprawic
maszyne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Zensta.

Pred dwoma miesiacani "a
mordowano niejakiego S. Con-
stanazzo w Chicago Heights. O.
negdaj podobno Jozef Costnazzo,
brat zamordowanego, re Swiata
zgladzif Jozefa Angliosi.
Angliosi, LEGACY lat 27, przed
smiercia W szpitalu powiatowym
wymienil nazwisko Jozefa Co.
stanazzo jako mordercy, ale wy
rail sic, re chyba przez omyike
lub przypadek ten go postrzelif.
Policya sadzi, re Jozef Angliosl
zamordowai obrabowal brata
czlowieka, ktory go onegdaJ "a
strzelii.
w kieszeniach Angliosiego
znaleziono listy, dowodzace, re
byi czfonkiem czarnej reki w Gle
veland, Ohio, gdzie przedtem
mieszkai.
Skradli $2,eoo W jadwabiach.
Amatorzy cudzych strusich
pi6r oraz jedwabiu, krzatali sic
winnie W ostatnich dwu tygod-
mach, wczoraj ,,dzielnie sic spi-
sail, zabierajac $500 W piorach
re skladu Kamfried Ostrick Co.,
32 w. Washington I'll. SI,4oo W
iadwabiach re skladu krawieckie-
90 Awner & Co., 800 West Jack
son boul.
Do skiadu strusich pior zlo-
dzieje wlezli przy pomocy podro-
bionego klucza. Stroz zwiedza
sklad co godzine; mimo to zio-
dzieje zdoiali lyle rzeczy wy
niesc. Policya przypuszcza, re
kradzieza ia trudni sic zorganlzo-
wana banda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
z Austryi.

Wieden, 2 listopada. = Gabi-
net bar. Gautscha podaf sic do
dymisyi, poniewaz ME udalo mu
sic uzyskac wiekszoSci W parla-
mencie. Nowy Cabinet utworzy,
zdaje sic, rowniez Gautsch. Tru-
dnosci gabinetowe j parlamen-
tarne pochodza giownie WASN'T
czesko-niemiec. Obecnie w Pra-
DE trwaja ukiady 0 porozumie-
ME obu tych grup narodowych, a
to dla skutecznej W parlamencie
i w czeskim sejmie piracy, ktora
dotychczas jest absolutnie Memo
zliwa.
Budapest, 2 listopada. = Z
Maros-Wassarhely donosza, re
powstai tam straSzny pozar ga
zow ziemnych, przy tamtejszycn
kopalniach nafty; pozar trivia i
obial wielkie obszary niszczac "a
budowania kopalni, szkody stra-
szliwe, a ratunku mowy niema,
pozar zgaSnie, az sic gaz wypali,
a wtedy obawiaja sic re sic zie-
mia pod miastem zawali. ..lstne
miasto na wulkanie
Unia Baikaiska..
Londyn, 2 listopada. = Gaze
ty tutejsze ogiaszaja, re rosyjsh
posel w Konstantynopolu pod
niosi projekt utworzenia Uni
panstw Baikanskich, pod protek-
toratem Anglii i Rosyi, ktore ma
ia gwarantowac pahstw tych ME
zawislosc. Turcya ma plan ten po-
pierac, i Amelia ma bye dian zy-
czliwa. Podiug tez tego planu
Macedonia i Albania maja otrzy-
mae autonomie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Rewia floty.

Nowy York, 2 listopada.
Sekretarz floty George L: Won
Meyer wczoraj ogladal W tutej-
Sym porcie wspaniala eskadre
zlozona jakich 100 okretow. O.
krety podzieliiy sic ma 6 dywizyi
tworzacych linie siedmiu mil dlu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02

do Hot Springs, Va, gdzie ma
zamiar przez cztery dni odpo-
czac. Potem wyjedzie do Cincin-
natl i do kilku miast w Kentuc-
XIV w Tennessee. Wedle pro-
gramu ma przybyc napowrot do
Waszyngtonu II listopada. Pre-
zydent onegdaj W Pittsburgh
wygiosii move W obronie usta-
wy antitrustowej Shermana.
Stantad udai sic do Morgantown,
Pa. wziai udziai w instalacyi
nowego prezydenta uniwersytetu
Stanu West Virginia, Thomasa
B. Hodgesa; tam tez przemawiai
do student6w.
Sniezyca W Michigan.
Detroit, Mich, 2 listopada. =
Stan Michigan wczoraj nial pier
VISA swa zawieruche sniezna i
to bardzo tega. Zwlaszcza W pol
nocnej czesci p6iwyspu wicher
byi bardzo gwaltowny przy "a
mieci snieznej wcale powaznej, a
i W poiudniowej czesci p6iwyspu
wzdiuz wybrzezy jeziora Michi-
gan. snieg spadi do wysokosci 6.
cali, przez co pociagi kolejowe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Swietokradztwo.

Rabusie = swietokradzcy VIA
mali sic do koScioia sw. Michaia
ma rogu Cleveland ave. Eugene
ul. we wtorek rano uszli z "a
wartoscia dwoch skarbonek.
Bandyci przez okno wkradll
sic do kosciola. Proboszcz para
fiji niemieckiej, ks. Mikolaj Klein,
znalazi drabine, ktorej zlodzieje
uzyli.
Swietokradzcy przyswiecali So
bic Swiecami wielkiego oltarza
znalezli oni klucze do skarbonek
i wszystkie ofiary zabrali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02

praktykujacym W New Orleans.
Pozniej jednakowoz odkryto
aresztowano napastnikow i NOR
dercow Farrara. So to bracia
Leon Lucien Canton.
Nieszczescia ma polowaniach.
Hays Landing, N. J., ? listopa-
da. = Constant Stellman Jan
lost zostali zabici, a William "a
rows zostai raniony ma polowa-
niu, ,dlatego, re we mgle poran-
nej pewien mysliwy wzial ich "a
'jeleni. Wszyscy trzej byli kupca-
mi w Pleasantville. Niefortunnym
mysliwym byi niejaki Charles
,Norcross, nieznany w okollcy. =
Wedle ustawy Stanu New Jersey
polowanie ma jelenie w}asnie sic
rozpoczelo. Kazdemu mysliwe-
mu wolno zabic tylko jednego je-
lenia polowa6 wolno tylko we
srody. Lasy zapelnily sic wczoraj
mysliwymi.
Williamsport,. Pa, 2 listopada.
= Ma polowaniu ma zajace w O.
kolicy, John Hall zastrzelii przy-
padkowo gotowarzysza Geor-
ge'a Warnera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Wdowy dostana pieniadze.

w tym jeszcze tygodniu, wdo-
wy po strazakach, ktorzy zglnell
w rzezalniach, maja otrzymac
zebrane dla Mich pieniadze.
O pieniadze te walczono przez
osm miesiecy. Wdowy sleroty
w roznych sadach reprezentowai
adwokat John ]. Coburn. koml-
tet ratunkowy, ktory sic zajai
kolektowaniem ofiar postanowlf
zrooic owych $4,000 fundusz
zelazny i jedynie procent Cd po-
wyzszej sunny wdowom jako "a
pomoge wypiacac. Ma to wdowy
ME chcialy sic zgodzic i zazada-
iy sprawiedliwego podziaiu ze-
branej sunny. | wygraiy W sadzle.
Wczoraj reprezentantki WIDOW
podpisaly odnosny document.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Rewolucya W chinach.

Pekin, 2 listopada. = Wczorai
obiegala pogloska, re Gala cesar
ska rodzina uszla. ME wiadomo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02

lDokonczenle ma str. 5ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02
Zakopany skarb.

Kapitan tajnej policyi rzado-
wei Thomas I. Porter detektyw
Peter Drautzburg wyladowali ma
wyspie W lagunie W parku Jack
soma. Dwie stopy W kierunku po-
ludniowym i jeden krok w lSie-
runku wschodnim cd drzewa ma
znaczonego litcra A wyko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-02

1(Dokohczenic ma str. 5ei.l
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14

You ought to be a B. B. B. B.
Don't forget Park, the jeweler.
r. R. McMain went to We!lborn to-
day.
r. NJ. Nall left today for New Or
leans.
Let Watson Bros. do your hauling.
Phone 1913.
Seth Mooring went to Milano today
on business.
]. e. Maddox, Jr., went to Hearne
this afternoon.
G. w. Dunlap of Millican came up
this afternoon.
Rev. ]. ]. Pipkin returned today
from Beaumont.
See our pretty Christmas lamps
Parker-Astin Co.
A. Trueheart made business trip
TO Hearne today.
Ed S. Derden returned from Hous-
ton this afternoon.
c. G. Schaefer went to Memphis,
Tenn, this afternoon.
All kinds of chicken feed at Hens
arling Bros. Phone 251.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Miner went 20
Center this afternoon on a visit.
Mems and ladies' sweaters one-third
off regular price Globe Dry Goods Co.
L. NJ. Buck returned to San Antonio
today after business visit to Bryan
The Chorus Lady is a real COM
edy. Don't miss It. Seats now on sale.
One-third off on cut glass and china
at McKenzie's jewelry store.
Tickets were placed on sale for
The Chorus Lady" this morning, so
don't forget to have yours put aside.
For Sale-Nice folding bed; good
as new. Mrs. J. F. Lavender, at the
Hensarling house.
Nothing nicer and more useful for
Christmas present than a Waterman
fountain pen. Haswell's Book Store.
Don't forget Park, the jeweler.
Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone AIS.
Beatrice ]. Calhound.
Mrs. Callie Davis left today for a
visit to her daughter, Mis-. H. NJ.
Meuse, at Palestine.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14
p q b b Monday night.

Is. Is. ID. ID. @hOuudy hA6HN'
There are no attractions at the Col
onial next week, so you can anord 10
see both alias Jimmy Valentine FRI
day night and The Chorus Lady Sat
urday night.
Christmas presents-ladies' suits at
almost your own price at Edge Dry
Goods Company.
Don't choose between alias Jimmy
Valentine" and "The Chorus Lady,
but see both of these good ones or
you'll be sorry. The Colonial is dark
next week.
/ have too many watches and need
the money. If you want watch now
is the time. ]. NJ. Caldwell.
We have a pretty line of brass and
wraught iron fire sets. Count one OF
them in your list of Christmas pres
ents. Parker-Astin Co.
Save the Ganter coupon in this pa
per. 1t is worth so cents with $500
purchase at MS Store.
Ladies' skirts in voiles, corduroy and
panamas 80 per cent off regular price.
The Globe Dry Goods Co.
Edge Dry Goods Co. are going to
unload their mems and ladies' suits
in the next two weeks.
Mems and boys overcoats to be
closed out regardless of cost at the
Globe Dry Goods Co.
Ladies' and Misses jackets will De
closed out regardless of cost, as the
season is getting late. The Globe Dry
Goods Co.
Trade at Ganter's jewelry store and
save so cents on each $500 purchase.
Cut the coupon from this paper.
Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Morris left to-
day for their new home at Mansfield,
La, after a pleasant visit with their
daughter, Mrs. T. d. Hathaway. OF this
city.
Wait for B. B. B. B.
For Rent-Two large upstairs rooms
and one below in my brick building
opposite the courthouse. Apply to
V. B. Hudson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14

B. B. B. b. Monday night.
Don't forget Park, the jeweler.
Wick Bros. for all kinds of chicken
feed.
Read f. J. Jenkins discount ad on
china.
You must see the B. B. B. B. Mon
day night.
All mems suits SO per cent of from
regular price. The Globe Dry Goods
Co.
For a few days only, 25 per cent
discount on fancy and hand-painted
china at Jenkins drug store.
You will be cheered up at the good
prices we make on all gifts. Park, the
jeweler.
Edge Dry Goods Company is giving
some of the greatest values in ladies'
suits ever offered in Bryan.
H. B. Cook, ST., returned to his
home at Ovalo, Taylor county, today
after visiting his son, H. B. Cook, Jr.,
a student of Allen Academy.
See the silver and pearl handle
pocket knives at Parker-Astin's for
Christmas gifts for the men.
A little disagreeable outside, but
pleasant within at Parks jewelry
store.
Husband, buy the lady suit while
you can get them at about one-half
rpice at Edge Dry Goods Co.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14

Mrs. John Carson left today for Fort
Worth to spend the Christmas holt
days with friends in that city.
For Sale--Two-year-old thorough
bred bronze gobblers at $500 each.
Apply to Ed Wickes.
Don't forget that hand-painted china
makes nice Christmas gifts. Parker
Astin.
Our prices are SO pleasing you won't
mind the weather. Park, the jeweler.
Wanted-To rent three nice unfur-
nished rooms for light housekeeping
Phone SO.
Follow the crowd and-go to the
skating rink. ~
o. D. Withers Of Aguas Catcentes,
Mexico, is the guest OF his brother,
A E. Withers, in the city.
Big reduction in all mems suits at
Edge Dry Goods Co.
Blankets and comforts at the Globe
Dry Goods Co. at 20 per cent off reg
ular price.
For Sale-Forty head high grade
goats. See J. H. Mccullough.
Have just received nice line OF
scissors, oxidized handles, etc. Parker
Astin.
Prices on gold-headed umbrellas cut
in two at McKenzie's jewelry store.
Lookout for B. B. B. B.!
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14
Enral Nrua

You can't afford not to be B. b.
3. b.
Parker-Astin have the baking and
chatting dishes. See them.
Finest fruit cake ingredients at How
ell G. Newton's. Order now.
There are a few good seats left Cor
alias Jimmy Valentine" Get them
before 1t is too late.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-14
FOR SALE.

Three hundred acres Of first-class
post oak timber land, forty fenced, at
5000 per acre. This tract is smooth,
well timbered, and the soil is black
sandy. Apply to
j. w. BATS.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-09
BLAKE WAS ON the JOB
MICHAEL KukUCH IN JAIL

When VIM. Blake, state humane
officer, stepped off the train last Friday
he saw a man abusing one of the DR..
Davis teams ard Immediately had him
arrested and subsequently fined SIS.
The matter that brought Mr.. Blake out
at the time was the information he had
received about the condition of Eliza
beth Sornson. who, on November 8, be-
came the mother of a daughter and son
She is 10 or II years of age and came
out from Cincinnati early in the spring
and had since been living with Michael
kukuch, a fellow out south of Taylor.
Evidently the fellow sent for her and
when the girl insisted that they should
be married he told her that they would
90 east and be married. Accordingly
a ticket was bought for the girl to St.
Paul. The fellow only bought a ticket
to kichardton. He excused himself to
60 into the smoker and at R ichardton
left the train. The girl was picked up
in St. Paul and taken to the Sisters of
Charity, where she is still. kukuch
admits his guilt but he will not be
sentenced for two weeks. or until such
time as the girl can return to the county.
Mr.. Blake also took the Kaeding girls
in charge and has procured good homes
for them.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-09
CITY COUNCIL Meets
PURCHASE new PUMP

The city council was in regular ses-
sion at the city hall on Tuesday. Owing
to evening engagements and plans of
most of the members. the meeting was
held IN the afternoon with nine alder
men present.
Bills to the amount of ST, 489. OF were
allowed and reports of city officials
read. The t%reasurer's rep ort showed a
balance of $14, S72. SO on hand on De-
cember first. The revenue of the city
scales for nine months to October list
was found to amount to $22. %.
An ordinance prohibiting traction en-
gines from running over street cros-
sings. ~culverts and bridges, was read
for the first time.
Supt. L%itllehales gave a report of his
trip to the Twin Cities and eastern
points for the purpose of investigating
pump machinery and as a result the
council instructed SUPP. Littlehales,
together with the purchasing committee,
to purchase pump and motor from the
Hill Trip Pump Co. at a cost of ST, 10.
1t is estimated that the new machinery
will lessen the cost of pumping the city
water to at least one-third of the present
cost. which will mean many hundreds
of dollars in the course of a year.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-09
COOPERATIVE HOUSEKEEPING
BY BACHELOR BOYS

A number of Dickinson s young men.
firing of hotel or restaurant life and
being unable or unwilling to join the
army of benedicts. have formed what
they call a Bachelors boarding club.
They have rented the L. A. Davis
cottage on First Ave. East. and have
secured a h~ousekeeper and cook. who
will have charge of the house and
cater to their %appetites.
The house is already furnished and
sub-rented from Chas. Hughes and all
the boys share equally in the pleasure
of having a home of their own and in
the expense of maintaining it. They
will continue with their old roomine
places. only eating and spending their
leisure hours together at their new quar-
tiers.
Those who have already entered the
Bachelors club and who will eat their
first meal at their own boarding house
about the 18th Of this month are George
Ryder, Chas. Rau. John Cook. Fred Hail.
S. R. Shannon, Geo. Brandt. W. S. Neu-
man, Asa Dawson, Duncan McNeill and
Fred Gerlich.
The Dickinson press., 1911-12-09
Zenith

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hatley were in
Bel6eld on Monday.
Misses Lillian Spencer and Adele
Berg shopped in Dickinson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Bower spent
Sunday with their daughters, Misses
Celia and Ella.
Mrs. P. A. Berg was quite ill the
latter part of last week but is much bet
ter now.
The diamond ring at the Cody & Co.
store was ratified off last Sunday. The
holder of No. 226 received il.
E. H. Mason made a business trip to
Sentinel Butte the latter part of last
week.
Miss Lillian Spencer visited with Mrs.
Owens last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Hugh Gilmore spent Monday in
Dickinson.
John Borg was in from Daglum Sun
day. MIR. Matthias Peterson accompan-
led him home.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith called ON Mrs.
P. A. Berg Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Smith held services at the Zenith
hotel Sunday evening. and was greet
ed by a good attendance.
Alec Gilmore was in Dickinson las
week.
Mrs. Dave Hatley attended a surprise
party in Belfield Monday.
Quite a number of folks from Zenitt
attended the Thanksgiving dance il
Belield.
P. A. Berg was home over Sunday,
It was noticed that the sign in Cody
& Co.'S store which formerly read Lee
George do It" has recently been changed
to LET Peter Dol t 100