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The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

another provisional government-Re-
publican again But il wfHzsiiTely be
worse government than the present
one for there are literally not enough
competent and incorruptible men in
Portugal to form another as good as
the present one. So, | am convinced
there will be successive upsets until
some man steps into the situation
with strength enough TO establish or
der by the use of force.
This may happen while the present
government lasts, but it will not be
done by the revolutionary leaders as
body. because as a body, although
clean most of them are visionary
mere theorists, writer's and Iphiioso-
kuRheEsA.. ,Maseover, they are already
Split into factions and intensely jeal-
Gus OF ore another.
To illustrate the point that the new
governmentintends to give the people
chance to improve themselves.
Machado spoke Of the prevalence of
strikes since the establishment OF the
republic. Under the monarchy" he
said, there was a law against strikes.
1t il our view that workers have a
right to ask for what they want and
to strike If they don't get It, So we
repealed the old law and naturally
strikes resulted. The strikes, now
ever, are not anti-Republican in the
least. Machado says that Portugal has
no aggressive military plans" and
that while the constitutional conven-
ton will likely provide for brief com
pulsory military service, the army will
be maintained only for defensive pur-
poses and for use in the colonies.
There is absolutely no chance OF Port
ugal forming a union with Spain,
Machado says.
One thing that Machado ana his
secretary, Senior J. Batalha.Rei con-
vinced me of was that there will be
no restoration OF ex-King Manuel, no
matter what the outcome of Portu-
gals governmental efforts. Bathalha-
Refs characterized what is undoubt-
edly the overwhelming sentiment re-
garding Manuel by declaring:
The people don't think anything
about him-good or bad. We don't
hold him responsible for Republican
misgovernment. He was a mere boy
and a mediocrity. He was merely a
victim of circumstances and his reign
is ended forever"
Nor are there any indications Of the
slightest hope for the pretender, Dom
Migeul His name is hardly mention
ed in Portugal.
While the possibility Of a return to
monarchism may be slight, there is
danger, as I see it. of the establish
ment of a military dictatorship. The
present governments hold on the peo-
pie is of the slightest. The vast ma
jority of the people are densely ignor.
ant and have onl va slight conception
of what republic means.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
WOMAN sMUGGLER SENTENCED.
Brooklyn Society Leader Condemned
to Prison and Fined $4,000.

NEW YORK, Feb. 11.--When Mrs
Roberta Menges Corwin Hill, divorced
wife of Major Hill of the British army
and welLknown in Brooklyn society,
withdrew her plea OF not guilty and
admitted smuggling clothes and
jewelry when arraigned before Judge
Martin in the federal court yesterday,
District Attorney Wise demanded a
prison sentence. I'VE cannot end
smuggling at this port IL the courts
will not uphold U.S. he said. Fines
have been absolutely useless and a
fine is needed.
Judge Martin sent Mrs. Hill TO, tfs
tombs prison and fined her $1,000
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There Is Danger of Establishment Of
Military Dictatorship, But Country
Is Through With ex-King
Manuel Forever.
Special Correspondent for The Times
Analyses Conditions Where Re-
volt Occurred Against Monarch.
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.
Staff Correspondent United Press and
The Detroit Times.

LISBON, Feb. 1.-THE greatest sur.
prise the new republican administrd'
ton of Portugal has met with has
been the delay by other republics, par
ticularly the United States, in recog.
nizing the new government.
We were anxious for recognition,
Foreign Minister Bernardino Machado
said to me, "and we took II for gram
ed that your nation was great enough
and independent enough to grant II
without waiting for the great mon
archies to do SO first"
TO what do | attribute the delay :
Well, there is the matter Of the Pan.
anna canal. America may feel that
she will need England's support III
connection with that enterprise. Per
haps the Washington administration
is waiting TO know what the British
would like"
President Taft's reference TO the
new republic as a de facto govern
ment has proved distasteful to Portu-
guese officials
why should the phrase DE Facto'
be applied to the government OF the
republic OF Portugal" Machado asked
me, ANY more than to the govern
ment of the republic Of the Unitei
States? Both of them derive their
powers from the same source-the will
of the people"
In the organization of the perma-
nentf government Of Portugal, Machs
do said that the trainers OF the
constitution would probably be gov
erned by the French parliamentary
model than by that Of the United
States. admitting that the other sys.
TENS place too much power in one
mans bands.
I'VE contemplate no such program
OF legislation as England is now en-
acting to improve the peoples condi-
tom, Machado said, What We pro-
pose TO do is &c. give ervps psNitas
through just government, an oppor-
tunity to improve their condition.
To this end there will be no attempt
TO lower the eXorbitant tax rate in
Portugal, but a serious effort will be
made to give the people honest re-
turns on their taxes. Summed up the
Republican leaders practically tell the
people that all the government Will
do Is TO remove legislative restraints
against an improvement in this con
dition. The people are accepting the
dictum in a way that can only lead
10 trouble.
n the trouble fails to improve con-
ditions, the people are sure to turn
against the present government.
There will be another revolution and
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Nine. Elsa Ruegger 'cellist OF the
Detroit String quartet. win leave
Thursday midnight. Feb. 16. for
Minneapolis where she will appear
Friday evening as soloist with the
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra. Fol.
lowing this concert. Nine. Ruegger
VIII go west and south where she viii
appear in several Joint recitals with
Dalton Baker, the English baritone.
In Denver. Nine. Ruegger win be paid
special honor socially by the society
and musical people OF the city. She
will return to Detroit In time for the
March concerts OF the quartet.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
DeMARcO NOT GUILTY.
Italian Accused Of Numbering Country
Man Fried BY Jury.

A jury in Judge Phelan's court re-
turned verdict OF not guilty in the
case against Andrea De Marco, an
Italian, charged with the murder of
Garondola Marchesi, Jan. 23, 1907.
The verdict was no surprise, as all
the evidence tended to show that DE
Marco acted in self defense. He fed
from the city after the killing, but re-
turned after three years and gave
himself up.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
SPORTMENS APPRECIATE
TIMES SPORTING EXTRA

Detroit Sporting Extra edition
first in Detroit ana nas re-
In which notably
Sporting Is one worthy the name
all the fresh incnains
complete for the day ALI the ior
the readns
general IL goes to press at o'clock and on sh
81 a after -
Don't mis-named sporting Extfss
with the positions Of the sst
psineh colored az
have been doing fcr
years and buy Times 49, s.
The Sporting ENa real pronounced pnk funef
more q zeal. up-to-date sporting extra M t
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Renew Fight on Japanese.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb. 11.-De-
spite the promises of the state admin
istration to keep anti-Japanese meas
ures out of the legislature, three bills
directed against the little brown men
we're introduced in the senate today.
They are expected to renew the entire
fight over Japanese restriction. One
provides for the segregation OF all
Oriental children i'm separate school
buildings, another enables municipal
tiles to restrict Asiatics to certain dis
tricts and the third directs all district
attorneys to proceed against Asiatic
land owners.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
Wants SNOW put Back.

Among the mayor callers. Thurs.
DAY. was a man who wanted the snow
that had been removed from Wood.
ward-ave and the other downtown
streets by the department OF public
works, put back. II have friend
visiting me and want TO take him
for cutter ride he explained. II
don't see what business the depart
ment has got taking the snow OF any
Nay"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
FRESH AIR THE THING.
Colds impossible Where civilization
is Good, Says Or. kiefer.

Colds Impossible Where civilization
is Good, Says Or. kiefer.
Health Officer Kiefer says that the
weather is not as much to blame for
the prevalence of colds as is the foul
air which the people breathe.
The way to avoid colds is TO inhale
pure air. said DIR Kiefer. People get
into crowd, where there is no ven
tilation, and then wonder why they
lave colds aud get sick. A person
'nccvfs' aff- -the'rresn ar he can get. He
should leave his bedroom windows
open at night and see to IL that he
stays In no place where the ventilation
is bda. Avoid crowds where the air
is likely to be foul. The trouble with
most people is that they try TO avoid
fresh air instead OF getting all of Il
they can. Great care should be taken
to keep the feet dry and the body
warm
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
cuup DIES FRoM BURNS,

PONTIAC, Mich. Feb. 1L-Charles,
2-yearold son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Turner, OF Southfield. died from burns
received while at play. While Mrs.
Turner was at the home OF a neigh
Dor the baby was left with 4-year-old
twins. The mothers attention was
attracted by the child's screams and
she rushed home to find his clothing
ablaze. The children had been play
ing With matches
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
MOTHER AND SON ARE LAID
AWAY IN TOMB TOGETHER
Mrs. e. w. Boyd's Death Followed
Next Day BY That OF Three
Year.OId Boy.

A double funeral left the home Of
Clarence C. Bouvier, No. 637 Lansing
ave, Thursday afternoon, when the
bodies of his sister, Mrs. Il. w. Boyd,
22 years old. and that of her SON.
David, aged three years. were con-
veyed to Woodmere cemetery for
burial.
Mrs Boyd was stricken five weeks
ago with pneumonia and was subse-
quently removed to st. Mary's hos
pital. where she died last Monday.
While she was in the hospital her
little boy. David, became III of diph-
liberia, and died, last Tuesday, tho
day following his mothers death. His
death occurred in the home ol lis
Nineteenth-st.
Besides the husband, Mrs. Boyd Is
by baby, three months old.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
NEW APPROPRIATIONS.

LANSING, Mich, Feb. 1.-THE fol-
lowing companies have filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary OF
state. Carl M. Green Co., Detroit.
Sis, 1000. principal stockholders. Carl
NJ. Green and Charles M. Steele;
Noud.Kean Manufacturing Co, Owos.
so. $4,000; Callaghan Hardwarc
Co. Reed City, $4,000: Jacobson En-
gineering & Construction Co., Battle
Creek, $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
eeresford on Retired List.

LONDON, Feb. 11.--Admlral Lord
Charles William de la Poer Beres-
ford was 65 years of age yesterday
and by virtue OF the age limit clause,
is retired from the active list OF the
British navy He has held no appoint
ment since his surrender on March
"a, 1909, of the command OF the chan
mel fleet.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
others Want Gas franchise.

Joseph Martin is not the only pro-
moter seeking franchise to furnish
natural gas to the city of Detroit, ac-
cording TO information that has
reached the council committee on
franchises. Other applications are
likely to be made within the next few
days and they will all be taken up by
the committee. on franchises at the
same time. Chairman HARPER will
call the committee together sometime
next week.
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struction shall be
given to all children in the process
of reproduction and In the disorders
that follow violations of natures laws.
The policy OF silence, he said has
failed everywhere, and instructions in
sex hygiene should be given in all
schools. This. he maintained. will be
criticised. because IL may abolish in
nocence in young manhood and wo-
manhood and make the most inti-
mate concerns I'm human life COM
mon talk. But" said he, virtue. not
innocence, is manifestly Gods object
and end for humanity; and the only
alternative for education in sex hy-
giene is the prolongation OF the pres
ent awful wrongs and loves in the
very vitals of civilization
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ENDS LIFE WITH ACID.

BRECKENRIDGE Mich, Feb. H.
Despohdent over iii health and know
ing he could not get well, Charles
Woodstock. general merchant at
North Wheeler, seven miles northeast
OF here, swallowed a quantity of car
bolic acid in his store yesterday after
noon and died two hours later. He
was 55 years old and widower.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

president emeritus
OF Harvard, before
{ h e A nj e C a n
School Hygiene as
sociation, created
"a sensation. be-
cause he called q
spade a spade. His
sub ] @ { W as
school Instruc-
ton on Sex Hy.
giene."
DR.. Eliot held
that TO present
the moral and
physical disasters
that result from
ignorance i'm the
young, 1t Is abso-
lutely essential
that systematic in
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
MONEY KING IS DEAD.

Baron Albert RothachiId Expires In
Vienna From Heart Failure
VIENNA. Feb. l1.-Baron Albert
Rothschild. head OF the Austrian
branch of the famous family OF bank
ers, died today of heart disease.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
NAMED DEPUTY INSPECTOR.

SAGINAW, Mich. Feb. IL -(Spe-
cial.)-State Salt Inspector Baird has
appointed Andrew Slade his first dep
nty inspector. He will be from Sag
inaw county, district No. 1.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Since the court of customs appeals
decided that a hen is not bird We
understand why women don't wear
hers feathers on their hats.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Things are seldom what they seem,
skinned milk masquerades as cream:
Fido. faithful friend OF man.
Is potted chicken in the can
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11
$4,000 RAISED FOR Y. M. "A.

PONTIAC, Mich. Feb. 11.-Pontiac
Y. NJ. G. A. will have a new home.
This was assured when the 10 days
campaign to raise a $4,000 fund end
ed at midnight last night. with the
entire amount pledged. $500 being
raised in the last hour. The present
proposition Is to purchase building
i'm n suitable location and remodel IL.
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TEACH SEX HYGIENE IN
SCHOOLS, SAYS DIR. ELIOT

NEW YORK, Feb. IA paper
by DR.. Charles w. Eliot,
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Bnsincss-iIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The PLAIN neat kfno that
looks right. Times PrInfipe -aia.. IS
John R.-st Main if9S or City 1855.
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

4 Bartbsl. ~ w Congress
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

who is that man who is so en-
thusiastic over the weather we're hav-
ing?"
The Detroit times., 1911-02-11

Express wsgons-Main or CIty-Ia-
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oommereis, credn a.. Ratings.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22

Poniewaz cd dfuzszego czasu prasa zo1ta, DO
ktorej nalezy notoryczny wstretny Dziennik Ma
rodowy, napada ustawicznie ma nasze Duchowiefl-
stwo, ostatecznie organ wszelkiego brudu ma
padl w nikczemny brutalny sposob ma naszego
ukochanego przewodnika, Najprzewielebnieiszego
KS. Biskupa Pawia Rhodego, jedynego naszego
Biskupa- -Polaka w Ameryce, znanego zas}ug dla
spolecznosci naszej poiozonych, jak dobroci pa
sterskiego serca swego, a tymto bandyckim napa-
dem dziennik narodowy przebral miare i sciagnai
ma sic zasluzone potepienie caiego dobrze mysla-
cego ogofu;.
Wobec tego my Polacy, zameszkali w parafii
sw. Jana Kantego Chicago, uchwalamy, co ma
stepuje:
zwazywszy, re Wiara Rzymsko- -Katolicka,
wiara Ojcow naszych, jest podstawa naszego wy
trvvania bytu tutejszego, ze jest ona potrzeba
dusz naszych;
Zwazywszy, re wiara ia jest nieod}acznie
spoiona Geese dla kaplanow ktorzy Ojczyznie
tax mnogie tax wielkie poiozyi ola narodu nasze-
go zasiugi;
Zwazywszy, re prasa zoita tendencyjnie day
do podkopania religii wsrod naszego ludu, podaje
W watpliwosc prawdy religijne, wyszydza oczernia
Kap}anow katolickich, ostatnio zas prasa ia a
szczegolnie organ jej zwany dziennikiem narodo-
wynn, powazyia sic targnae potwarczo ma dostoj-
na droga nam osobe Najprzew. Przewodnika ma
szego, JE. KS. Biskupa Rhodego, =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22
n FILADELFH.

= Stanisiaw Tomisielski udaI sic
goscine do Trojeckich zamieszka-
iych przy Waterloo ul. pnr. 7544. w
trakcie rozmowy Ant. Trojecki do
byi noza i pokiereszowai MIN Toni
sielskiego. Powiadomiona wypadku
policya, zarzadzifa przewiezienie ran
nego do Episkopalnego szpitala
malzonkow Trojeckich aresztowata.
,Dziaio sic to ubiegiej niedzieli. Po-
przesluchaniu Trojeckiego, ktory sic
tenn tl6maczyl, re czynu zbrodnicze-
go dopuscif sic zazdrosci, poniewaz
T. do niej zywii miios6, zatrzymano
az do sprawy bez dopuszczenia go do
kaucyi, zone jego jako swiadka po-
stawiono pod kaucya $500.
= Albina Stepka, panienka W %
wiosnie zycia, twierdzi, re ably zagoic
rane, spowodowana zawiedziona mi
loscia, musi dostae $4,000, wyraznie
piec tysiecy dolarow. Poniewaz sprze
niewierzony kocaanek, MARGIN Wy
socki, dobrowolnie ME chciaf dac ta-
kiego odszkod odowania, Albina odnio-
s{a sic po wymiar sprawiedliwosci do
sadu. Sedzia Sulzberger oskarzonego
zatrzymai W kozie az do rozprawy.
Gala familia Gapihskich W Cam
den, N. J. pnr. 1870 Atlantic ave., "a
mieszkaia, zachorowaia po spozyciu
miesa swinskiego. P. Michai Gapih-
ski kupii "a SIS prosiaka cd farme-
ra, kazai go zabiG sprawiwszy go,
podai ma st6i. w goscinie niego
by}y 4 inne osoby, kt6re r6wniez po
spoayciu obiadu zachorowaly. Ia
trutycn odwieziono spiesznie do szpi-
taIa, gdzie lekarzom udaio sic usunac
niebezpieczenstwo smierci, wiadze
sanitarne rozpoczeiy dochodzenia.
Panuje przypuszczenie, re farmer
sprzedai prosiaka chorujacego ma ia
kas zarazliwa chorobe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22
REZOLUCYE
wiecu Obywatelskiego W parafii sw. Jana
Kantego W Chicago

Uchwalamy jednomyslnie prasie tel przewro-
tnei wyrazic nasze potepienie wzgarde! Me, chce-
my jej,nie uznajemy jej "a polska, wyrzucamy ia 2
dom6w naszych, naszych TowaTzystw caiej
spoiecznosci i potepiamy jako pismo, przynoszace
nam eno szkode zakaie bolesna.
Uchwalamy wyrazie JE. KS. Biskupowi Rho
demu nasze serdeczne wspoiczucie powodu wy
zei wzmiankowanego napadu ,,prasy zoltej", ma
lego osobe zyczac Mu zdrowia mocy 3aski Bo-
zei w setne lata piracy dla narodowosci nasze pro-
simy. by ma zawsze w opiece swej dobrotliwej Ia
chowac mas raczyi.
Uchwalamy tez wyrazy szczerego przyw1aza-
MIA dla caIego naszego patryotycznego Duchowien-
stwa, PRIV ktorem lud polski zawsze trwac pragnle
i trwac bedzie.
Ucwalono ma Wiecu Obywatelskim, urzadzo'
nym w parafii sw. Jana Kantego Chicago ILL.,.
dnia 81 listopada, 1911 r.
NJ Czechanski, przewodniczacy wiecu
NJ Osuch, sekretarz wiecu.
Komitet Obywateski:
FIR. Konkowski,
NJ S. Budzban,
FIR Osuch,
M. Czechanski,
H. Ratajczak,
J. Kiosowska,
T. Gliniecka,
FIR. Cetnarowicz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22
TeIegramy kEaj0We,
Taft ma sic lepiej.

Washington, % hstopada. =
Pc raz pierwszy cd lat przeszlo
I sesya gabinetowa odbyla sic W
Bialym Domu, zanast w biurze
wladzy wykonawczej. = Taft ma
sic stanowczo lepiej, ale lekarze
naklonili go, by jeszcze ME wy
chodzii dlatego sesya gablneto-
wa odbyla sic W Bialym Domu, a
mianowicie w pokoju, w ktoryrl
podpisywano uklad Hiszpania,
ukiady w sprawie sadow polubo-
wnych w. Brytania i Francyq
j inne wazne dokumenta.
Okrety wojenne do San Domingo.
Waszyngton, 22 listopada, :
Cabinet prezydenta Tafta posta-
nowii wysiac do miasta San Do
mingo pancerne krazownTki Wa
shington North Carolina dla o
brony interesow amerykanskich
dla zapobiezenia wybuchowi a
narchii w rzeczypospolitej po "a
mordowaniu prezydenta Cacera-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22
Metody Rockefellera.

Waszyngton, % listopada. =
Alfred Merritt z Duluth, Mimi,
ktory sam siebie zowie Lumber
Jack, nieobeznany z metodaml
trustu pienieznego, 'opowiadal
wobec komitetu izby posiow zaj-
mujacego sic badaniem postepo-
wanna trustu stalowego, w jaki
sposob John D. Rockefeller da-
jac pozyczke W sumie miliona do
larow, wszedl w posiadanie grun-
tow majacych wartosc 700 Milo
now. Chodzi tn kopalnie rudy
zelaznej Mesaba koleje, ktore
teraz naleza do trustu staloWego.
Merritt brat jego Leonidas Mer-
rift nalezeli do pierwszych VIA
scicieli kopaln rudy zelaznej mad
Lake Superior, a take pierwsi
pobudowali byli czesciowymi
wiascicielami kolei zelaznej,
Prywatny sekretarz sRockefellera
nakionii byi Merritta do przy-
jecia pozyczki W sumie miliona
dolarow ma hipoteke owych ko-
palm i kolei. Powiedziano mu, re
ME potrzebuje sic troszczyc VIE
lie o spiacenie dlugu, gdyz zrobia
mu sic wszelkie ulatwienia. Ale
juz we diva miesiace pozniej, W
czasie paniki 1893 roku, Rookie
feller zazadal zwrotu pieniedzy W
przeciagu "A godzin, re niepo-
dobienstwem bylo zebrac takiej
sunny W przeciagu czasu tax kro-
tkim, przeto Rockefeller wszedl
w posiadanie obszarow maiacych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-11-22
1S warda zniesiona. w kilku wardach
zostanie po jednym aldermanie.
OPERA w CHICAGO.
Scion rozpoeznaja dzsIaj WIeczore potrWa 10 tygodn
Awiatyka.
Move ofiary, w Chicago dw6ch odnosi rany.

la $1,000 dusz; wedlug tego po-
dziaiu aid. Harding pozostanie
nadal W drugiej wardzie.
Zmiany g}owniejsze EASILY W
nastepujacych wardach:
Pierwsza warda ma trzech al
dermanow: Kenna, Coughlin i
Shufeldt, ktory obecnie nalezy
do drugiej wardy.
Druga warda: ma Hardinga i
A. R. Tearneyego, nalezacego do
3ciej wardy.
Trzecia warda = William Prin
gle Parker, nalezacy do 6tej
wardy.
Szosta. Teodor Long Nance,
ktory teraz jest W siodmej.
Siodma ma jednego alderma-
ma: B. w. SnoWa.
Dwudziesta ma czterech alder
manow: Healy, Brennan, ktorzy
So obecnie W IStej wardzie = j
starry radni: Murray / Stewart.
Nova 18ta warda ma jednego
/
aldermana: Hyldahla z obecnej
27mej.
a7rna pozostaje z jednym rad
mem, Wilsonem.
34ta ma rowniez tylko jedne>
go: Ryana, a
35ta az trzech: Forsberga,
HERNIA Donahoe, ktory nalezy
do 34tej.
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= Gazem zaczadziia sic Wczoraj A.
dele Tirola, 1866 Norwood ave. Cloro
waia cd roku.
= Portmonetke zawierajaca SOS
wyrwa} jakis drab Ellbiecie Fort
zam. pnr. 2735 Michigan ave-
= Starzec "a Ietn John MaroIs
zdmuchna} swiatio gazowe W hotelu
Albany. Znaleziono go W stanie ME
g1zytomnym.
- Sad wieIkoprzysiegiych .podo.
tno juz rozpatrywai sprawe Janowei
Quinn, podejrzanej o zamordowanie
meza. Rezultat obrad ME jest jeszcze
znany.
w przyszIa niedzieie Najprzew.
Es. Arcybiskup Quigley poswieci ir-
landzki kosci6i ma rogu 43 ave. i Wa
shington boul
w Zion City powstanie trzeci
tygodnik / ten bedzie pisai o propo
1owanem budowaniu cementowych
chodnikow przyjsciu zbawiciela.
- Process slusser6w unilnych odio
zono do 1-go grudnia.