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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
ONE INSTANCE.

"Whv are our troops being massed on
the Mexican border"
TO protect American interests In Mex
leo"
Mexixco9'
"Neu FOR instance. some of our cti-
ZEN ere trying to hold a racing meet
at Juarcz, "-Pttsburg Post
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

Mt Springfield but that makes no differ
eroe. | voted for Loriner and am a
democrat, and can say that I got money
for voting for Lorimer, and do you sup
pose they can stand 1t for a moment?'
All through the summer he seems TO have
been Matching schemes for gain. having
for their basis his own dishunor lie
stated that he was going to get something
on Congressman Rodenburg and put him
out of business, and that he. White,
would then run for Congress and settle
down and get married" He abandoned
the Rodenburg scheme, however, but pre-
pared tho article before mentioned, pur-
porting to give a true account Of his ex-
rerience to the Illinois Legislature in
which the protested instance Of his brib-
cry by Browne was given. He offered It
10 at least three publishers who declined
IT, He then wrote Senator Lorimer the
following letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
WANTED.

When you want anything, advertise In
the new special column Of this paper.
Some bargains are offered there this
weel, which It will nay you to read
about. Sec page two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week and
one cent a word will reach them all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

The democrats in Washington arc
credited with being busy in selecting
a leader for 1912, only year hence.
Bryan is said to favor Champ Clark.
but Governor Harmon of Ohio has 4
spotlight turned full upon him, near
the national capitol. and Bryan himself
Is said to be getting real coy
turn backward but they will not &c
80 far back as Bryan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.

THE BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION.
One of the most active and import
ant departments of our government
is that of the bureau of immigrant ion.
immigration has vastly increased in
the past few years and averages about
a million n year now.
Last year 1.19s,O37 immigrants and
non Immigrants came to America.
The alren Immigrants numbered
1.o41.57o and the alien non Immigrants
154,461.
There arrived at the port of New
York 7s6,o94 immigrants and natural
~ this means a fearful congestion of
aliens in a labor market that IS al
ready over supplied. About 81 per
cent. of the total immigration are
destined to the four States OF New
York, Pennsylvania Illinois and Mas
sachusetts.
This means an ever supply OF un-
skilled labor IN those great industrial
States, and at the same time there is
probably a demand for help in many
Of the other states This has led the
immigration bureau to establish a
bureau Of distribution, the object of
which Is the better distribu t!on of the
aliens; in a word getting the immi-
grant ard the job together This
bureau IL under the direction Of the
Hon. T. v. Powder,y, one time head OF
the knights OF Labor An office is
also maintained in New York at II
Pearl street, to which incoming I'm
migrants are directed by the offrc ials
OF Ellis Island. as the place where
they may secure employment. Sew
eral Thousand aliens are sent TO jobs
zach year though the bureau is only
In Its infancy as yet, II ought to be.
and undoubtedly will be Of vast
economic importance to thousands of
aliens as well as TO hundreds Of em-
ployers IN the future.
27,SlS.71O immigrants We're admitted
TO the United States. OF this number
s1,5 per cent. came from European
countries. At present 935 per cent
of our immigration has been revolu-
tries of Europe. During the pas,
twenty years, or more, the character
OF our immigration has been revolu-
tionized, Formerly. or previous tc
1888, 80 per cent. OF our Immigrant
from Europe originated in Great
Britain, Germany. Scandinavia France
Belgium, Switzerland and the Neither.
lands.
Following 1883 to 1910 tn. cthnica
character has seen a rapid change ant
for the past several years about IS PEI
has come from the so-cslled IberniaI
countries,
The old immigration movement wa,
essentially one of permanent settlers
The new immigration Is one Of in
dividuals a considerable proportion o
whom have no intention of hccomin.
crtizens They are here largely be
cause America is an FL Dorado witt
Its relatively high wages Statistic
show that about 80 per cent. OF thi
new immigration return to Europe
These returning immigrants carr
hack vast sums of money. IT is esti
mated by well Informed Investigator
that the financial dram by returning
immigrants and those who sen
friends to the home country" amour
to the tremendous sum of 5000, O0o, 90
annually. Whole towns in southerl
italy exist upon the savings of rela
tives in America.
over s37.0OO,Oo was sent to Aus
tro-Hungary last year.
Much of the immigration to thi
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

The Mexican war has ceased TO be a
drawing card. and is now relegated to
pecondary place in the news columns
Mexico needs a Roosevelt to take
charge of It's department Of publicity,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
WASHINGTON COUNTY APPLIES.

II every FARMER aid every person I'm ths
Hta'e who IL Interested in fruit growing.
Vouin secure copy and read the same
ohrtruily II contains much interesting
ana valuable Information aud much of tho
spirit OF optimism
IN the report OF the vice-presidents the
Following for Washington county. by e.
g 'tmsbee OF Montpelier, is well worth
renrnt'nR and the Journal takes pleasure
In presenting 10 It's readers for their con-
alteration. as follows;
washington county brides Itself on
being an agricultural county AS a mat
ter or fact 1t ls pre- -eminentllv a dairyine
CO unity with exceptions so few as to I've in
Significant The farmers arc 50 complete
]. ABSORBED In the care Of the Jersey COW
that they have neither the time nor tho
Inclination 10 engage in any other indus
ty, either az business or as side line
> side from the dairy products there IL
hardly another agricultural product in
Washington county in sufficient quantity
to fully supply the demands Of it's mar
kets. With the exception Of potatoes the
same may be said Of all horticultural
products, and some years We import soy
eral carloads OF potatoes The fruit deaf
ors import large quantities Of every ,lri
NJ fruits and vegetables ami elu4 Of
them they sell to the farmer THO gro
GERS send to the wholesale men for peas
and beans and we even soud 30 Boston
FOR our Thanksgiving turke,s
But Notwithstanding all " thlc. |
fully believe that WASHINGTON county
Possesses advantages for fr'i,-r-owire.
especially along the limo NJ ample. ard
.mall fruits that are oNceIlod b.- no Other
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
The SKIES IN APRIL

cesslNe rlslnG are moro than a full hOur
ir contrast to the Harvest Moon and
Hunters Moon of autumn. when the OPP
posite conditions prevail Also, the poo
pie Of the southern hemisphere. at tho
present time as they see their autumn
sun retrcatinB to the north are cOnsOled
by Just as much extra moonlight as We
lose by the motion already described
And to add to the general Joy and har-
mony OF the occasion the sun on April
II, for single moment, will he with
the clocks hich express the local time
Since about Christmas Sol has been slow
in coming to the noon mark--nearly n
quarter OF an hour in February and no
sooner will he have caught NY than he
will begin to cross i'm too big hurry
But on April 10 he win he right and
should he given credit for It. just as
some statesmen should hc given credit
for the rare times in which they arc
right. The variations are. of course.
caused by tho fact that tho earth MS It
revoives on It's axis Is also moving ar
ound the sun at VARYING rates Of speed
our legal md clock day of twenty-four
hours Is simply the average time which
the sun takes In returning to a given
meridian an average determined by TAX
Ing the actual time between two vastly
separated astronomical events and diyid-
ing by "a number OF apparent dave.
For those who take special interest in
the planets April will be y very satis-
factory month Venus. the lovely Ercu-
Ing Star. IS seen in tho southwest as soon
as the sun has set. Her uroat hrlrht-
ness, outrivnlinG all hut the Gun aud
moon. furnishes immediate Identification.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

ON account OF lswlessness among the
enlisted men OF the 9th cavalry tcolored).
President TAFT has directed that tho regi
ment be taken away from San Antonio
and given duty in the desert along the
Flo Grande.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

Terms-&1 90 q Year. In Advance.
DAILY BY mail s4OO n year In advance.
RATE IN CANADA.
DAILY. ...... 800 a year in advance.
WEEKLY. $500 a year in advance.
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
Publishers, Burlington, VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

BURLINGTON. THURSDAY. APRIL 8
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
Hon Charles A. White, oFancn. I'll

Hon. Charles A. White, OFallra. I'll
My Dear Sir.
am In receipt Of YOUR letter Of Dnccrl-
her in which YOU advise mo that you
Lave manuscript ready to place witt
publishers treating Of your experience
as member OF the Illinois legislature
! would he glad indeed to know Of your
success a. an author.
With kiudaet personal regards, ! am
Very truly yours.
WILLIAM I.ORtMER
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

Look for the nd that describes thu place
you would like to owu.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06
O'Fallen, Ill, i2-4-03

OFallen, Ill, l2-4-03
Hon. VIM. Lorimer, WASHINGTON, D. c.
My Dear Sir
| am preparing to place before the peo-
pie OF this country an article | have writ
ter giving my true experience a a mem
her of the Illinois Legislature The ar
ticle will appear either In book form or
will be published in one OF the largest
magazines in the United States
! have Just completed the manuscript.
Which contains about 10000 words. Civ
ing in details my absolutely true expert
cnces rs member Of the forty-s,yth Cen
cral Assembly. AS yet | have not closed
deal with any publishing house. but
when my terms are acceptable will dis
pose Of 1t.
] have been offered a sum sufficient 10
value the manuscript Mt abou. 1850 per
word
believing that you would be n ore thar
deeply Interested in the works nnd az
tons Of the members of the last session
o. the Illinois Legislature, OWING to the
fact that possibly your experience with
that General Assembly will be cre OF the
questions freely discussed, ana assurir-
you that have severed I'll connections
With tho party leaders, and am 10 he in
dependent IN tho future in all my politi.
cal dealings,
am, respectfully yours.
CHARLES A. WHITE.
TO this letter he received the following
reply:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-04-06

To this letter he received the following
reply:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
BR ELS


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N.. .fl.rr shows ffa+ uuf .r lsu sam
piles f,sfrI .r. f..f f,. ..l- The
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some o...-,... ms ...... ,...., ...
FOB fh- ,.-' ~ nj. Coos. asphalt t,,,.
HE and figures show tn.- o.. .oat-
inE ~ Fifteenth street ,o-r s. ... -.
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i't'n< ~ Main Sr-'' "'H Dol" much
% .H' D. Dol ''..i"''. 't about
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police ,u.r
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.i4r vDI l.ii i r.,.tir. 200 tl. I.ssl
on Trade "s-"uH f".r- nu lrlr
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abe. ..I,.. ,...r.t.,..I -.. .,.
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n.mt.r orr f..H-f... ti.. occurred
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''--''', ICONS ar- '-inr HFi'
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In In. ma,l.r. and s.....I .r..-.
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'. .-.u f'c VARIOUS boards off .-HI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Ih" plan ot rluurs ~ ONO s.d.
rart fp l~eap third STREE may BE-
adopted ht fl. board ~ directors OF
tu" traction company. Who viii ttAc
tn'' matter Up 20 THE u+At meeting
Tho Wheeling board OF education took
th- matter 49, si'h General Manager
Nas.. tlr latter part o. ltsf v,eA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
ciss s.ss.rly

ar f1r E0me 90 h.- brother sam Bur.
ron. ou Pear. street tie Vas in his
t' .rl year end uY ln'l SatlrdAg
nas H EcOd health ON Saf1rds b
rtsa - Dec H.af into commissions
Rll0. caused Els death ,rff-rtsy.
funeral services VIII b.. he'd to.mor-
row afternoon from &c soz.c %. sam
Burton. The .n'"rm.u' Vill b.. made
in thc L.nNpId r-metery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Il~ Modern Woodm-n re ss--r-
"a evening and elected oric-rs FOR
ne oomt-E scar as follows Cpunsef.
.iL'1u Gibson adviser howard
Na.."r tans-r Alb~r' ko.h-sen
r.rra. Charles Morris escorf. A.b~rf
Ha-ris vsfctuar Rus--i Har
s~n'-g. Robert Davis physicians urs
Arba lEh. uit~n ana cochran trustee.
Edward Hauleu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
MARTINS FERRY
F-aess' Services % a.. Ls,s c<o-,-
T~se1y - o. -.is To.
afs-r-r,-

r. f4nsra' services % 80 A-@
ifsorss 1Ne-cg -tL b. helc 49, a,sr
nnor 20 80 -cEa 30 80 dauEnrsr -
orors Re- N-sb.ff- ~ 80 pr-s
nf-~1an rn.rrh. au o-.rlst@ a-c
in ~rn -ut -HI - made a. Ris-rtisu
o.us'er Thrbgr- ros- u r
uIt a.'-re ri bo1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04
cenecal.d Mranort-

a for. sner from Che upper end OF
town 'as arrested yesterday On O.
charge of carrying concealed weapons
10 seems Char some boys throw SNOW.
ha OF ftH man and hc pulled o.
razor win which hc threatened fh-
crowd fie WOf be- given hearing
before Mayor Long This evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

A. the Presbyterian parsonage Sal
ardat 'le marriage 90 William Kline.
OF Independence. Ps and Miss len
n." King. o. This c.'t. VAS soiemnized
Niss King .s 90 daughter ~ Nr and
Mrs William kiur. o. Nor-u seventh
street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

To" remains 81 George Walters. the
Pu-bureh brChisyrr. Who died OF
cancer ar 'u- iucsl hospital Saturday
morning. acre shipped to Pir-sburgn
bus former home where the funeral
--rs ices wll faAe place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Congressman IS % and Mrs Fran
GO lrtI Saturday evening Tor Wash
irgtor. .her- fley All spend several
months N's- Clara Francis viii
spend several weeks with her parents
whl.. fhrrs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Council met Saturday evening ana
're natter ~ a crossing go sherman
avenue VAS discussed Bepresen-a
dives Nerms and Grouse. o. the Penn.
sfItau.a railroad company. stated thar
fr" company wished feb erect an over.
head crossing al thaf point. which is
CROSSED hr hundreds o. mill men
every das
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

r.r Hash rs GLASS company is IA
able f1 handle thee large amour ~.
orders pOuriL- .u 4all'. The u~N adj
tf"pu t0 th- plant N.ll De- started a.
soon a. ih- ground can b. -eCureI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Friends of Lester McISaine. a pop
l.ar local mill worker. V.u be- pleased
/ io learn that No. VAS married 20 M.ss
| tos" Dlup. Of br.'sir-. a. 81 Glars
/ t..~. SATURDAY morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

The raIlv ut tA- SUNDAY schools co.
Peas" township Was held Yesterday
afternoon aud evening a. the Pres
bttarian church Rev Joseph Clark.
OF Columbus. made the principal ad-
dress
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

ksL-assals FOR the Ioeai talent PLAY
~ufltled The Village Fostori,e viii
b" held 't's evening and tomorrop
evening boo The rooma a. the CONNER
,.al association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

a-Ee fsup~rsnoe raIy uas held
a. '.s F'rsr q p charrh as evening"
ant tlE audience af--nes1 R.s
"a Wfcso- lastg- % - Fi-sf
q p church % Alliance. nac- A
eccfets % tsro- q locaiopt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

Son Dsrr.. shan. ...- t..
much no- go.r rr..t GOO ..l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-04

wsn's Sur GIsvss. s. so. stss 81 o.
stsa McFADDENs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
czwARTEK, DNIA lo-Go STYczNlA, 1911 ROKU

rupcyjnymi' Burrows przy-
taczal takze zeznania White a,
Linka, Bickemeyera Holstlawa,
dowodzac, ze niepodobna wnio-
skowac, by takie zeznania opar-
tie byiy ma prawdzie, hub ably, tym
ludziom wierzyc mozna takze W
,zeznaniach mniejszej wagi. -
Potem przemawial senator Bo-
,rah dowodzii, re Lorimer przez
przekupstwo pozyskai pomyslne
dla siebie g4osowanie i re powi-
nien bye pozbawiony urzedu. Ia
rzucil komitetowi, re tenze ME
dose gruntownie zbadai materyal
dowodowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
Telegramy kralowe.
w obronie Lorimera.

Waszyngton, 10 stycznia. -
Senator Julius Caesar Burrow z
Michigan, kt6ry byl prezydentem
komitetu Sledczego W sprawie
wyboru Lorimera, wystapil W
senacie nova broniaca rapor-
tn wiekszoSci, przytaczai rowne
dowody, jake rozpatrywano,
wyhazywai dlaczego krytyka tego
raportu jest nieusprawiedliwiona
powiedzial miedzy innemi: Nv
sprawie tel niema absolutnie "a
dnego dowodu, ami posredniego
aui bezposredniego, ktoryby stu
sznie mogi doprowadzac do wnio-
sku. jakoby choeby jeden clio
mex legislatury oddal CLOS panu
Lorimcrowi pod wplywsmi kor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
Rome nOtatki teIeglaticzne.

- Ksiaze Miguel de Braganza, pre-
tendent portugalski, zachoroWaf we
Wiedniu powodu przeziebienia.
w p6inocnei HiszpaniI da'y sic
we znaki burze sniezne. kt6re naweT
zawialy tory kolejowe i utrudniiy
komunikacye.
w Halifax (Nowa Szkocya), ka-
NADIA, pewnym pozarze spfonefo
czworo dzieci, pozostawionych W do
mu bez dozoru.
- Znow kIka wypadk6w eholery
powt6rzylo sic We Wioszech.
- ob;e izby lesisatury stanu llIi'
nois odroczyly sic ma podstaWie
wsp6lnej rezolucyi do przysziego
wtorku rano.
- Ma wsp6neJ sesyi leglsIatury
Stanu Massachusetts senator zwiazko-
wy Lodge zostal ponownie obrany.
Dwaj demokraci oddali mu swe g}o-
sy.
Ma zgromadzeniu klubu Ark
wright, zlozonego kasyerow wick
szosci fabryk bawelnianych wyrobow
W stanach Novel Anglii, ktore odby-
10 sic Bostonie, uchwalono ograui-
czye % procent produkcye wyrobow
baweinianych do czasu, kiedy polep-
sza sic stosunki.
- Legislature stanu Indiana obra-
la wczoraj demokrate Johna w. Ker-
ma nastepca senatora zwiazkowego
A. j. Beveridge'a, a legislature Sta
nu Rhode Island, republikanina Hen
ry F. Lippitta, nastepca senatora AL
dricha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
Bomba niszczy wloski slklad miesa ra-
nj Hlka osob.
WSTRETNA G0SPODARKA.
Kya katowskie postepowanIe bTutaInej Auzby.
Kolizya; s rannych.
Dziewczeta podpaliiy sic W wiezieniu. Chcagoski
wydzia wody pod psem.

parliament woody powinien nam
dac wyborna obsiuge. Dlacze-
goz wiec brak woody wszedzie =
we wszystkich dzielnicach? w
wydziale tym many "a wiele
polityki, "a maio pilnuja swego
interesu, "a wiele jest tych ME
swietych" przymierzeh ulubio-
nymi kontraktorami fabrykan-
tami.
Naduzycie W zakiadzie po-
wiatowym.
Wyszly ma jaw straszne nadu-
zycia; zakiad dla oblakanych w
Dunning byi miejscem kazni a
ME przytuikiem dla tysiecy ofiar
obiedu. TAX dom dla ubogich jak
i zak}ad dla waryatow ukazuje
sic teraz w caikiem SVEN swie-
tie.
Komisya siuzby cywilnej pro-
wadziia Sledztwo w zakiadach
powiatowych W Dunnig i W to-
ku badah wysz}o ma jaw, ze:
DR.. O. c. Willhite, byly "a
rzadca zakiadow W Dunning, ka-
zai ME trzymat spisu nadzwy-
czajnych wypadk6w brutalno-
sci, kt6rej ofiarami byli pacy-
enci.
Ogledziry mad zwlckami pacy-
entow, zmarlych wskutek MED
balstwa j ziego obchodzenia sic
nimy hyiy szopka, komedya.
Ksiegi zakladu umyslnie
szowano, ably wygladaio,
wszystko sic W porzadku od3y
wa, ably przegladajacy je byl pod
wrazeniem, re podejrzane wy
padki smierci ME kryjq zadnego
brudu.
Pacyenci Dostal, Bloomquist,
Rice i Cohen umarli w roku 1909
wskutek niedbalstwa sluzby.
DR.. Earle B. Jewell, starszy le-
karz odpowiedzialny jest "a
smiert wielu pacyent6w i re u
marli wskutek jego niekompe-
tencyi i niedbalstwa.
Pacyent umarl rok temu ran
otrzymanych kiedy drugi pacy-
ent wpakowaf mu iyzke W gardio
przy odzywianiu go.
Agnieszka Nc Kee, byla prze-
lozona dozorczyf, naje}a dwoch
murzyn6w do ch}ostania pacyen-
tow.
Me zapisano w ksiegach wy
padku smierci pewnego pacyenta
obitego ma smierc przez oblaka-
nego.
Wediug czionk6w komisyi Sled
czej, ktora przeniosla sic szpi-
tala powiatowego do zakiadow
W Dunning, wczoraj naruszono
tylko powierzchnie naduzyc.
Ciag dalszy tych badah ma wy
kryc brak kompetencyi w maj
wyzszym stopniu.
DR.. Jewell i dozorczyni Agnie-
Ska Nc Kee So podobno odpo-
wiedzialni "a lwia czesc nadu-
Eye.
Wypadki brutalnosci re strony
sluzby byiy tax liczne, re jeden
re siuzby trzyma} prywatny spis
tychze. O tym spisie dowiedziai
sic dr.. Willhite kazal mu prze-
slac spis W dalszym ciagu utrzy-
mywac zmienic go odpowie-
dnio, ably wilma ma sluzbe ME spa
dla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
z Poiudniowej Ameryki.

Lima, Peru, 10 stycznia. -
Wojsko kolumbijskie pod do
w6dztwem generaia Candy
wtargneio ma terytoryum peru
wianskie i obsadziio okolice mad
rzeka Yapura; . to pogwaicenie
granicy spowodowac moze po-
wazne nastepstwa..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
Rewolucya w Meksyku.

Meksyk, miaSto, 19 stycznia.
Z wielu stron w Stanie Chihua-
hua, gdzie jest - jak wiadomo
- gniazdo rewolucyi, dochodza
wieSci o potyczkach zoinierzy Z
gromadkami rewolucyoniStow,
grasujqcych i, rabujacych W tel
czeSci kraju. Pociag 1olei North
western, o ktorego zaglnieclu
wczorajsze letegramy donios}y,
zostal przez wiadze wojskowe
wstrzymany W Bastillos, ponie-
waz daIsza droga byia niebez-
pieczna, gdyz rewolucyoniSci po-
psuli tory z wawozow gorSkich
napadaja ma pociagi; ; popalili tez
oni sporo mostow, utrudniajac
komunikacye. Donosza, ze rewo-
lucyoniSci zajeli miejscowosc
Sehuaripa W Stanie Sonora, do
kad juz wojsko posiano. Rewo-
lucyoniSci daja sic ciezko we
znaki farmerom, nietylko mexy-
kanskim, ale i amerykanskim, po
texaSkiej stronie.
- Ma kolei poIudniowo-mexy-
kanskiej wybuchi strajk maszy-
nist6w kolejowych, wskutek cze-
90 zastoj panuje ma 1OO0-milowej
przestrzeni. MaszyniSci domaga-
ia sic podwyzki placy.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 19 stycznia. = J. Red
n,onA, przywodca irlandzki W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-19
Specyalne wybory.

Springfield, ILL.,, 10 stycznia. -
Gubernator Deenen zarzadzii W
42 dystrykcie specyalne prawy-
bory d. 25 lutego, a specyalne
wybory d. 4 kwietnia, celem O.
brania nas:epcy senatora D.. w.
Holstlawa, kt6ry zrezygnowai.
Byiy skarbnik aresztowany.
Bismarck, n. D., 19 stycznia.
- Byly skarbnik stanowy Bick-
ford zostal aresztowany W kapi-
tolu stanowym pod zarzutem, re