davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20
Erurr No,snl Brlpe Tou OrchzdCs

wrzeSnia wyjedzie do Spokane,
gdzie przemawiac bedzie naza-
,jutrz; pda sic potem do Seattle i
Tacoma, d. 11go do Portland,
1890 ma bye W La Grande, Ore.
i Huntington, Nampa Boise, t.:
daho. 1890 bedzie W Pocatello, /
daho Ogden, Utah, nastepnego
dnia w Peno, Nevada w Sacra-
mento Oakland, Cal. Niedziele,
Is sierpnia spedzi w San Francl-
SEQ. Zakonczy swa podroz po Ca
lifornii zatrzymaniem sic 1890 w
Santa Barbara Los Angeles.
Wracajac ma wschod Roosevelt
uda sic do Maricopa Phoenix,
Ari. ~ wrzesnia, a do Ash Fork,
Albuquerque, Laramie / Santa
Fe, n. NJ, 18 wrzeSnia. Dzien II
spedzi w Colorado, zatrzymujac
sic W La Junta, Colorado Springs
i Denver. Z Colorado pan Roose-
Welt przez Kansas Arkansas IL
da sic do Memphis, Tenn, gdzie
ma przemawiat 2Ogo W Interstate
Levee Association. = Daisy
plan podr6zy jeszcze ME jest
szczegolowo u}ozony; W Illinois
bedzie Roosevelt prawdopodob-
ME 7 8 pazdziernika.
Pan Wilson u nplattdajczow".
Hoboken, N. J., 20 sierpnia. -
w Union Hill, n. J., tax zwa-
nym Schuetzen Park, odbyi SIG
wczoraj festyn ludowy niemiec-
kiej organizacyi ,,Plattdeutscher
Volksverein" i zaproszono pana
Wilsona nova. Pan Wilson,
kt6remu move cd czasu do czasu
przerywala muzyka, wykazywal,
do czego dazyt powinien kraj
ten, azeby przybyszom z obcych
krakow ofiarowac tu to, czego
szukaja, a mianowicie pokoju,
wolnoSci sprawiedliwosci jako-
tez wielkie przedsiebiorstwa ME
przeszkadzajace bynajmniej ro-
zwoiowi drobnego handlu prze-
mysiu. Dowodzii, re kto szukajac
tego, ,zechce tym razem pojSc "a
przewodnictwem Tafta, dostanie
sic do drogi bez wyjScia. re tylko
partya demokratyczna wskazuje
wlasciwe drogi do panowania lu-
du. Mowce darzono rzesistymi o.
klaskami, a stamtad udaf sic pan
Wilson do Nowego Yorku, gdzie
mias konferowat zgoznymi czlon-
kami kraIowego komitetu demo
kratycznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20

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w krotkosci zadania robotni-
kow tramwajowych przedstawia-
ia sic nastepujaco: .
26 centow ma godzine przez
pierwsze E miesiecy.
28 centow ma godzine przez
nastepne E miesiecy.
80 centow na godzine W dru-
GIN roku.
"a Gently ma godzine W nastep-
nych latach.
Ma takze nastapic rewizya tz.
,,tripper shifts, tax ably laden
robotnik ME pracowai dluzej jak
9 godzin ma dobe i aby
prace swa sko !czyi W obrebie
ID godzin. Dzisiaj nieraz robot
mix zmuszony jest pracowac o.
we 9 godzin tax, re upiywaja do
piero w I8 godzinach. Godziny
piracy bywaja przerywane dlu-
giemi pauzami i ma tenn robotnik
-cierpi.
Robotnicy poiudniowej stro-
ny miasta zadaja, by robotnicy
w tel dzielnicy miasta pracujacy
ma tramwajach, kursujacych po
poinocy otrzymywali dodatkowa
zapiate "a swoja prace, tax jak
robotnicy W innych dzielnicach.
Unia nadto zada, by kompania
tramwajowa we wszystkich
swych wydziaiach zatrudniala
ludzi unijnych.
Kompania tramwajowa przede-
wszystkiem zada, by najpierw d.
regulowano inne warunki piracy
a potem dopiero zabrano sic do
tabeli zarobkowej. Koinpania u
trzymuje, ze ME moze udzielic
podwyzki dopoki ME vie lie VIA
sciwie beda ia inne zmiany kosz-
towaly.
Stara tabela zarobkowa pred
stawia sic nastepujsco:
23 Gently ma godzine W pierw--
szych 6 miesiacach.
rs centow ma godzine W naste-
pnych 6 miesiacach..
26 centow ma godzine W dru-
gim roku.
II cent6w ma godzine W trze-
elm roku
28 cent6w ma godzine W czwar-
tym roku.
20 centow ma godzine W piatym
roku.
80 centow ma godzine W naste-
pnych latach.
Kompania dotychczas zgodzi--
Ia sic ma male zmiany. ME wiele
sic jednak rozniace cd powyz-
szych. Kompania powiada, ze E.
lektroliza przeprowadzona przez
miasto bedzie ia grubo koszto-
Wala.
Kompania chce sic poddat az
bitracyi, jeSli W inny sposob ME
moze przyjst do zgody. Robotni-
cy ME chca sic zgodzit ma arbi-
tracye.
Wczoraj W biurze burmistrza
odbyiy sic try konfe-
rencye. Rano Harrison roma
vial przedstawicielami robotni-
kow. Popoiudniu miai on II sic
bic prezesow kompanii tramwa-
joWych, a potem ma ich zadanie
obie strony zebraly sic ma wspol-
ne posiedzenie, ktore po diugich
dyskusyach odroczono do dnia
dzisiejszego. Me przyszio wczc-
raj do zadnej zgody. Burmistrz |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20
'BURM|STRz P0$REDN|K|EM.
IKonferowal robotnikaml i praco-
dawcami Jeszcze jedna kon-
ferencya dzisiaj.
UMARt " NEDzY.
Milioner, kt6ry zrobi} majatek ma szulerce,
ma hsce swych przyjaci6}
CHCE SIZE SPRZEDAC.
Orysinaf za1nieszcza odnosne osfo-
szenie w eazecie arlsielsleiej.
STRASZNA SMIERC.
Nieznany miody czlowiek ginie ma koIei g6rnej.
CHCE SIZE SPRZEDAC.
OrySinaf zaxnieszcza odnosne oSfo-
szenie w eazecie angielslSiej.
STRASZNA SMIERC.
Nieznany mlody cziowiek ginie ma koIei g6rnej.

, Jednak pOWleQZldf, Ze WsZye
stko jest ma najlepszej drodze
re sp6r prawdopodobnie costa
ME zaiatwiony przez nieformalna
arbitracye, w kt6rej on bedzie
medyatorem.
Chce sic sprzedae.
w jednej z tutejszych gazet
angielskich niejaki Artur Tall
madge Ballard oglasza ma spree
daz samego siebie i sprzeda sic
temu, kt6ry "a niego ofiaruje mai
wiecej pieniedzy.
Ballard przez dluzszy czas byf
agentem dla pewnej firmy wy
rabiajacej perfumy. Stracii sta
nowisko, ME moze utrzymac W
porzadku grobu swych rodzicow
ma cmentarzu. To 60 rzekomo
zmusiio do podania tego oglo-
szenia.
Cziowiek ten chce sic sprzedac
dusza ciaiem, Wczoraj po-
wiedziano mu, by sic uspokoii
dobrze mad tenn zastano~ii. 7
Zdaje sic, re cziowiekowi te-
mu grozi obied.
Wyscigi hydroplanow.
Ma jeziorze Michigan W dal-
Sym ciagu odbywaja sic wysci-
gi hydroplanow, rozpoczete,
pred tygodniem. Pomiedzy kon-
testowiczami istnieje nieporozu-
mienie. w sobote i wczoraj od-
byiy sic wyscigi mich Baby
Reliance wyszedi zwyciesko po-
konawszy bardzo powaznego
przeciwnika Disturber III. Dis
turber III, hydroplan nalezacy
do Jamesa Pugh, brai udziai W
wyscigach puhar i nagrods
Wrigleya, przedstawiajaca war
tosc ~ tysiecy dolarow. Pred
tygodniem Baby Reliance zato-
nal W jeziorze i wody wyciag-
nieto 60 dopiero W piatek. Me
mogi zatem brac udzialu W wy
scigach O ten puhar j sedziowie
postanowili uniewaznie wszelkie
wyscigi odbyte pomiedzy ponie--
dziafkiem a sobota. Ma to Pugh
ME chciai sic zgodzic, czemu
zeszta ME MONA sic dziwie, bo
Pugh wiedziai dobrze, re ME mo-
ze pokonat hydroplanu Baby Re-
lance znacznie diuzszym Distur-
berem.
Sedziowie powiadaja, ze musza
sic odbyc wyscigi pomiedzy tyni
dwoma hydroplanani, ably kwe-
stye nagrody zaiatwic. Chodzi
tylko ostatni punkt. Kazdy
tych dwoch hydroplanow ma
diva punkty "a soba. Zwyciezca
W trzecich wyscigach otrzyma
nagrode. Dzisiaj majs sic odbyc
decydujace wyscigi.
Disturber III jest 40 stop diu-
gi posiada dwie 12-to eylindro-
we maszyny sile $50 koni.
Baby Reliance ma tylko 20
stop dlugosci i jedna maszyne
12 cylindrowa.
Zdaje sic, ze nagroda dostanie
sic w}ascicielowi Baby Reliance,
]. Blacktonowi.
Ostatni braci Mandel6w
urniera.
Do wiecznosci przeniosl sic
wczoraj 70 letni Szymon ,Mandel,
ostatni braci, ktorzy pobudo-
wall wielki skiad' departamento-
wy przy State uiicy, noszscy ich
nazwisko.
(Dokonczenie na str. 5ej.)
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lDokohezenie na str. sej4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20
M1SDVG EgZGEQCyG W MgZyEN.
DR.. Sun -Yat-Sen : zamordowany?
Terror w ChinaCh.
Rewolucya w Nikaragwie.
z Watyl<anu.
2E SPRAw ANGlELSkICE7.
Amerykann Zabfty w AfryCe.
Terror w ChinaCh.
Rewolucya w Nikaragwie.
z Watykarlu.
zE SPRAw ANGlELSK1CFI.
Amerykanin zabrty w Afryce.
z NIEMIEC.

sprawe blu panamSkiegegO termt
prezydenta ST. ZednPany podrozy Roose-
pattdeutsch0w".- -Zuchwaly ratunek
mach prokuratOra. OskarzOny.Bur
miStrz szulerem.-Z kOnwencyi Federacyi kaOIckiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20

(Dokohczenle - str, 6ej.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20

odczytano specyalne oredzle, a
dzisiaj komitety obu izb beda mad
MIA obradowaly. Pan Taft wyra-
iii sic, re bardzo chetnie podpi-
Salby nowele W formie, jaka po-
dano ,ale chodzi mu O to, by OBJ
Gym radon okazac kierowanie
sic sprawiedliwoscia. - w izbie
posiow Underwood wniosi, azeby
oredzie prezydenta poiozono ma
stol, ale wniosek odrzucono. Me
ktorzy mniemaja, re oredzie to
przewlecze sprawe do nastepnej
sesyi; inni natomiast sadza, re
bedzie 'mozna z MEM jeszcze "a,
iatwic sic pred odroczeniem.
Termin urzedowania prezy-
denta.
Washington, 20 sierpnia. - w
senacie wczoraj przyszla pod OBJ
rady rezolucya Worksa majaca
ma celu termin utzedowania pre-
zydenta przediuzyc, ale zarazem
i ograniczyc do lat szesciu, a
przy tel sposobnoSci przyszlo do
otwartego dyskutowania mad po-
}ozeniem politycznem. Senator
Cummins wygiosii giowna move
"a rezolucya, ale demokraci i
progresySci wciaz przerywali mu
okrzykami. w ciagu dyskusyi Sc
nator Borah z Idaho senator
Williams z Mississippi posprze.
cali sic o to, czy pan Roosevelt
czy tez pan Wilson W ostatnich
latach dopu5cili sic W swych die
ZACH wiekszej niedyskrecyi. -
Ku koncowi debat senator Will
liams zrobii propozycye, by ter
min urzedowania prezydenta
do lat osmiu przedluzyc, gdyz
1oodzi sic 70 Wiecei z duchem
konstytucyi.
Kampania Roosevelta.
Nowy York, 20 sierpnia, - u
lozono juz giowne daty podrozy
Roosevelta W celach kampanij-
nych. Dnia wrzeSnia pan Roo
sevelt bedzie W Hartford, Conn,
i Springfield, Mass, Dnia 8 wrze
snia wieczorem ma przyby6 do
St. Louis; Ago odwiedzi Keokuk,
Mount Zion, Eldon, Ottumwa, O.
shalvosa Des Moines; nastepny
zas dzien spedzi W St, Paul | ma
stanowej wystawie Minnesoty.
Dnia 6go wrzesnia bedzie we
Fargo, N. D., Ego W Billings,
Livingston, Bozeman, Logan /
Helena, Mont, w niedziele, Sgo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20

chora, - podobno sparalizowa-
na. OczywiScie wiesc ia okazala
sic zmySlona: Papiez ME opu-
szczaI Watykanu, a choroba jego
siostry ROXY, ME jest zbyt powa-
zna obaw ME budzi.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 20 sierpnia. - Rad
angielski przyjai W zasadzie "a
proszenie do udziaiu w Panam-
skiej Wystawie Swiatowej w San
Francisco 1915 +, ale Szczegoly
co do swego udziaiu zastrzegl
stosownie do okolicznoSci, o lie
komitet wystawy poczyni spe-
cyalne udogodnienia dla wy
stawcow angielskich.
- Stan zdrowia ,genera}a"
Bootha, tworcy i szefa glosnej
,,Armii Zbawienia" pogarsza sic
z dniem kazdym; zgonu oczeki-
wac MONA kazdej chwili i leka-
RE ME daja nadziei utrzymania
sedziwego starca przy zyciu.
w Eastburne zdarzyla sic
straszna tragedya rodzinna BY
" kapitan wojsk angielskich, H.
Murray zastrzelii siostre swej
zony, jej dwoje dzieci i sluzaca,
zone zranii, podpalii wlasny dom,
wreszcie zycie Sobie odebrai
wystrzalem z pistoletu. Przypu-
szczaja, re Murray dostai nagle-
go pomieszania zmyslow i w
przystepie furyi dokonai zbrodni.
Podobno So tam tez jakieS spra-
Wy miiosne wnieszane.
- Doniesiono tu z angielskiej
Afryki zwrotnikowej, re zo}nie-
RE zastrzelili tam zdawna tro-
pionego kiusownika, Amerykani-
ma J. Ward Rogersa, ktory Cd
wielu lat mieSzkai wsrod murzy-
now i wbrew zakazom rzadu an.
gielskiego mordowal slonie, "a
bierajac i sprzedajac koSc slonio-
wa. Rad wreszcie polecil go do
STAG zywego lub martwego, a po-
lecenie to speinii zaznaczonym
powyzej skutkiem kapitan Fox,
ktory kilku zoinierzami urza-
dzil wyprawe ma Rogersa i po
wielu trudach dopad4 go W pusz-
czy W walce stoczonej - "a
strzeln.
z Niemiec. -
Berlin, 20 sierpnia. = Szwaj-
carski lotnik E. Andemars przele-
cial aeroplanem z Paryza do Ber-
lima zdobvwaiac naorode S2O 600
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-08-20
TeIegramy zagraniGzneD
z Mexyku.

z Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 20 sierpnia. -
Donosza Purnandiro W Stanie
Michoacan, ze stracono tam ma
sowo 21O osob, podejrzanych c
nalezenie do rewolucyi, lub sym
Patyzowanie nia. Egzekucya ia
wywolaia protesty W caiym kra
ju. Podobno ofiarom Straconyn
ME udzielono szansy obrony, ME
procesowano ich nawet, a niekto-
rzy ze straconych ME miei ma,
wet II lat zycia; strzelano ich
wieszano, gdzie ktorego ziapano
Egzekucya ia odbyia sic pred
kilkunastu dniami - po napadzle
Zapaty ma miasto: kiedy Zapata
ustapil, zajeli je federalni tak7
urzqdzili gospodarke W okolicy
D.arbarzynstwo to wielu odwroci
70 cd rzqdu Madery.
- Donosza re Sonora, re W
miare, gdy tam przybywaja re-
wolucyoniSci, uchodzi chron sig
pred mimi ludnoSc oSiadia,
szczeg6lniej Amerykanie. JedeH
oddzia} rewolucyonistow pod
gen. Campo zajai miasto La Eu-
cinas, inny podaza ku Oputo. W
~iekszem mie5cie Montezuma
znaiduje sic zaloga federalna, z}o-
iona ze stu ludzi.
w Stanie Oaxaca zbunto-
wall sic Indyanie szczePu Ixepe-
lano; wysiano przeciw MIN od-
Gzial federalny.
z Chin.
Sekin, 20 sierpnia. - Krazv
oogioska, re prezydent Yuan~Szi-
Eai kazal stracic przybylego tu z
>,anghaju tworce rzeplitej chin
-kiej i pierwszego jej prezyden-
ia. ORA Sun. .Yuat-Sena, ktory po-
dobno miai nalezec do przeciw
nego Yuan-Szi-Kajowi stronnict-
wa. Jak poprzednie telegramy
doniosly, Yuan-Szi-Kaj oPiera
rzadv swe ma zbrojnym terrorze
i kaze poprostu mordowac wszy-
stkich sobie niemilych. Wiesc o
straceniu Sun-Yuat- -Sena wyma-
ga oficyalnego potwierdzenia,
Zgromadzenie narodowe zazada-
10 cd prezydenta wytlomaczenia
powodow. dla ktorych stracono
ostatnio kilku wybitnych genera
low chinskich.
2 Nikaraguy. -
Managua, 20 sierPnia. -
Wszvstkie wieSci stwierdzaJa
fakt. ze rewolucya szybko sic roz-
SIERRA coraz sic stale poteznie1-
sza. w mieScie panuje przygne
bienie i dyzorganizacya. Gala po-
legiych w ostatniej bitwie gen.
Mena lea ME pogrzebane do
tvchczas a won straszliwa roz-
kladajacych sic zwiok zatruwa
powietrze. Rewolucyonisci zaJeli
miasto Chinandaga i zagrazaJa
juz gl6wnemu portowi rzepliteJ
Corintho. Maja oni dose broni l
amunicyi, Mena okazuje sic
nadto doSkonaiym wodzem or
ganizatorem. Obcokrajowcy W
Managua czuja sic bezpieczni cd
czasu przybycia kilku kompanli
zoinierzy amerykanskich.
z Watykanu.
Rzym, 20 sierpnia = Krazyia
tn pogloska, re Ojciec swiety,
Plus X, opuscii injury Watyka-
nu, aby odwiedzic siostrs swa
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Z Nieniec.

Berlin, 20 sierpnia. = Szwaj-
carski lotnik E. Andemars przele-
cial aeroplanem Paryza do Ber-
lima zdobywajac nagrode $4,000,
Odbyl on 535 mil W 2 dniach.
- Rad zam6wii dla marynar-
ki wojenny statek napowietrzny
bedzie on zbudowany podlug sy-
stemu Zeppelina.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
P. W. WREN AND MISS
 WREN ON TOUR OF WORLD
Will Sail From New York October 19
 on Four Months Trip

President P. w. Wren of the Pe- quonnock National bank and his daughter, Miss Irene Wren, will start October 19 for a tour around the world. They will sail from New York on the steamer Cleveland of the Ham burg-American line. The first stop will be Gibraltar. After that the steamer will stop at ports in the Medi- terranean sea and Indian Ocean. China, Japan and other countries in the Orient will be visitedE It is ex- pected that the trip will take about four months. The sea voyage will end at San Francisco and rail journey across the continent will complete the tour.
 Mrs. M. A. O'Byrne, who was Miss Sara Wren, is still at her summer residence in Black Rock. She expects to return in a few weeks to her home in Savannah, Ga
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
WORKS OLD GAME
 ON N0RWALK RUBES

;. Norwalk, Oct. 10.-A man giving
 his name as Edward Roach was held in $10O bonds in court, today, charged
 with obtaining money under false pretenses- According to the story told the police, the man entered the office of a local paper, last night and want ed two ten dollar bills in place of 20 ones. saying he wished to send that amount through the mails. He was given the money which. he placed in an envelope. When the one dollar
 pills were counted there were found
 but 19. Being told of his mistake, Roach handed the envelope back and received his 19 one dollar bills and walked out the office. When opened, the envelope was found to be empty Search for Roach was made and he was found and made to return the money and was then placed under ar rest. He says he is a real estate deal CT and when bound over sent a tele- gram to a Mrs. Parks on Broad street. Bridgeport, asking for $10O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
CHURCH ROBBERY
 SUSPECTS FREED
No Evidence to Convict Pair of
 Prisoners With Pilfering Poor
 Boxes ae Sf.Patrick, s =

The rneanest of thieves were at work yesterday and they succeeded in robbing the poor-boxes in St. Pat rick's church on North avenue, where the heavy iron receptacles were smashed by the blows of a, hammer and such change as had been deposit ed in them by the charitable was hlched. One of the boxes containing $2 refused to give up it's contents the battering having effectua1ly closed it.
 Father James B. Nihill who was notified by Mrs. William Kearns, 5S Porter avenue of the appearance of two suspicious characters, imm edi- ately apprehended that the poor box es had been robbed and upon verify ing his belief te1ephoned to police headquarters, giving a description of the men seen coming from the church and hanging around the neighbor- hood. Officers Benedetti, F'innegan and Larkin, rushed to the scene in the patrol followed the couple up Wheeler avenue where they were overtaken in a grove and placed un- der arrest.
 The men gave their names as Will liam Kelly, 54 years old, residing in a lodging house at 28 Water street. and John Ryan, Stratford, formerly of Newburgh, N. Y. and by occupa- ton teamster. They denied being in any way implicated in the robbery.
 In City Court this morning no evil dence could be presented to warrant their being held and the case was nolled by Judge Wilder.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
DEMOCRATS PLAN
 DOUBLE DISTRICT
 RALLY TOMORROW

A Demo ocratic rally for the 1st and End districts will be held tomorrow Of Lafayette street and Railroad ave nue. This is the first district rally which the Democrats have held, and large crowd is expected to be pres ent It will be open air rally.
 The chairman of the meeting will be the candidate for alderman from the End district, James T. Lavin, who will introduce the other speakers Lynn w. Wilson and John H. McMur- ray, the candidates for Representa- tiveS will -1nake speeches. and it is hoped that the candidate for Con- gress, Senator Jeremiah Donovan. may also arrange to be there
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
JURY COMPLETE FOR TRIAL OF
 LIEUT.. BECKER
District Attorney States He Will Prove Accused Officer In- stigated Murder of Gambler ROSenfIlal

New York, Oct. 1O.--With the jury to try Police Lieutenant Becker com pleted at the morning session, Dis- trict Attorney Whitman inm ediately began his opening address surnn in g up, in some 5000 words, exactly what he planned to prove against the ac- eused policeman. He reviewed the alleged graft activities of the accused officer. his strong arm squad and insisted that RosenthaPs threat to tell all he knew about police grating was the signal of the gamblers death war rant.
 Whitman stated that he would prove by Rose, Schepps, Webber and Vallon and insisted that Becker com pe11ed them, under threats of fran ing something them, to hire them for gunmen to kill the gambler in or der to silence him.
 Whitman planned to call his first witness, Mrs Herman Rosenthal, widow of the slain gambler, and then swear the four gunmen.
 The 12th juror was accepted at .11:3O in the person of Samuel H. Haas, a contractor. He was one of the special panel of 100 ta1esmen which reported. today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
OBITUARY

Intermen of the body of Mrs. Cath crime A. Sweet, who died last Thurs day morning at the home of her son at Sag Harbor. l.. l., took place at the Union cemetery, Norwalk, Mon day last. For many years the de- ceased was a resident of Norwalk and we'll known in this section. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. c. C. Schui1ler, Bridgeport, and two sons, U. Sweet, Westport, and George H. Sweet, of Sag HarbOr-
 At his home, No. 243 Federal street, Samuel Cisko, passed away yesterday after a protracted illness at the age of 68 years. For many years the de- ceased lived in the northern part of the city with his devoted wife and large family. two sons and eight daughters, three of whom are mar ried, Amelia, wife of Walter koenig; Alice, wife of William Richheimer, and Fredericke, wife of Ernest Sci fert. The others reside at home- For years he followed the business of ped ding vegetables He was a mem Der of Branch No. 35 of the Workma n s Sick and Death Benefit fund also the John c. Tuthill camp, No. 1, Wood men of the World.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
FEMALE RAFFLES SUSPECT LIKELY
 TO BE RELEASED
Authorities Led to Believe That Grave Mistake Has Been
 Made in Her Arrest

After hours of questioning, cajolery and other means known to the detec- forcing confessions from suspected criminals, Lizzie Callahan, who gave her address as 280 Ferry street, but who in reality boards with an emil nentiy respectable family in the Marble Block on State street, stoic- ally persists as to her innocence of be- ing knpwn as a female Ra6les,'' and from outside investiga ton the police are led to agree that they have not been able to identity her with the ac- tual theft of anything from the houses she was known to visit yesterday.
 It has been learned that at her res idence she bears an excellent reputa- tion, that she has worked for a large corset manufactory in Bridgeport for some months, and that it is probable as she insists, that she was engaged in the search for a lady who was to give her further employment, when the of 1cers were given description of a woman similar in appearance.
 Her apprehension was occasioned by word received at the third precinct from the home of A. J. Peck, 28 Lau- rel avenue, that a strange woman had entered their house and stated she was looking for a Mrs. Taft Word later came to the station that wo- had entered the house of Capt. George Hawes, 53 Fremont street and taken a silver bonbon dish. Officers Fish CT and Wheeler. detailed on the two cases, were unable to find the woman at either house, but Wheeler later came across Lizzie Callahan in a. yard on Wood avenue. He took her to po- lice headquarters, where it was at first thought she was the woman about whom complaints were generally be- ing received from different sections of tho city.
 No evidence has been secured def initeIy placing a crime upon the girls shoulders, and although seemingly stunned by her surroundings and the
 
 confessions, she has tearful1y main tained her innocence and her discharge will be made today unless further com plaints are specifically proven against her
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
LOOKS LIKE BIG WAR.

Paris, Oct. 1O.-With the strongest assurances that fighting in the Bal kans will be 'loca1ized" actually on their representatives lips, the powers were hprriedly preparing. today, as if for a, general European outbreak It was stated on good authority that Austria was arranging 125,OOO troops on the border at Bosnia, and Hergo- vinia. Russia began several days ago what it calls a +'trial mobilization on its southeastern frontier. Italy is about to call out reserves to fill the place of 10000 men in Tr1poH. The Journal Des Debats has warned France against weakening it's home forces by sending more troops to Morocco or the colonies at present. Rumania is engaged in "maneuvers, ' England has been strengthening it's naval force in Turkish waters
 Germany has taken no unusual mill tary precautions but is already so well organized for a speedy mobilization that they probably are considered un- necessary
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-10
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SECRETARY BENNETT OF
 OF MANUFACTURERS
 ASSN. OUT OF DANCER

F. 4. Bennett, secretary Of 1ha who has been serto &sIy i'll with pneu- n1onia at his home, 747S Irsnistan ave nue, for the last few 5ays. is reported today as being more comfortable and out of danger. Mir. Bennett was taken sick Friday though he had been feel ing i'll some time prior to that He went home last week and on Friday had to take to his bed. Since that time his condition has been serious but he has recovered considerable strength the last day or so and is regarded a g now being out of danger Dr. E. M Smith is his physician.