davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
Philippine Trade with the
 United States Has Doubled

than one million dollars. against less than one half million in the core spending months in 1909. Other manufactures of iron and steel show marked increase, includ- ing iron sheets and plates. bars or rods of steel. structural iron and steel head of machinery. sewing machines, mining machinery, and engines. In cotton goods the increase Is especially marked. in cloths of which the ex- ports in the eight months ending with February 1912. were 45 2-3 million yards. were in the same months Of 1909, less than million yards. Tn cars and carriages the exports in the eight months ending with February 1912. amounted to more than one half million dollars. against ninety thousand in the same months of 1909; bread stufis more than one million dol lars, against 660 thousand in the cor responding months of 1909: fish, over 400 thousand dollars in 1912. against 70 thousand in the eight months end ing in February. l9O9 india rubber manufactures, 227 thousand against v thousand in the same months of 1909; leather and manufactures there of. 553 thousand dollars. against 297 thousand in the same months of 1909: mineral oils nearly one million dol. lars against a little over one half mil lion in the same months of 1909
 On the import side the principle in crease in merchandise occurred in sugar and tobacco. the total value of the sugar coming from the Philippines in the eight months ending with Feh- ruary, 1912. being eight and one third million dollars, against 1 l-2 million dollars in the corresponding months of 1909; cigars. cigarettes. cheroots, 34 million dollars in the eight months ending with February 1912. against between 2 and 3 thous- and dollars in the corresponding months of l909 copra, S3S thousand dollars in the eight months ending with February 1912. against 200 thous- and in the same months of 1909, and hats, bonnets and hoods of straw, etc, 23S thousand against IS thousand in the same months of 1909.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Trade of the United States with the Philippine islands has more than doubled since the enactment in 1909 of the law providing for the free inter change of merchandise between these islands and the United States. The total trade with the Philippines for the eight months ending with February 1912. amounted to over 90 million dol lars. aeainst less than II million in the corresponding months of 1909. the last year prior to the enactment or the law admitting domestic merchan- disc from the United States into the Philippines free of duty and domestic products except rice. of the Philip pines into the United States free o. duty. The figures thus far received by the bureau of statistics. department of commerce and labor, suggest that the total trade between the United States and the Philippines during the fiscal year which ends with the month of June will exceed 40 million dollars. against 20 1-2 million in the year en- ding June 30. 1909. the last fiscal year prior to the enactment of the law pro
 
 tic produce between the United States and the Philippines.
 The increase in exports from the United States to the Philippines since the enactment of the law above men tioned, occurs in nearly all of the i'm ported articles forming that trade, but is especially marked in cotton goods, manufactures of iron and steel, and large variety of articles. the products of the manufacturing establishments of the country. The total value of the cotton goods exported to the Phil lippines during the eight months en- ding with February. 1912, as 9 1-3 million dollars, against less than one half million in the corresponding months Of 1909: of machinery alone the total for the eight months end ing with February. 1912. is 1-2 mil lion dollars, against l 1-2 million in the corresponding months of 1909; of machinery alone the total for the eight months ending with Febru- ary, 1912, being considerably more
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Kitty Gordon is 70 star again mex: season in The Enchantress."
 Nelson Roberts is backing vent nre to set Uncle Toms Cabin" to music
 Adolph Zink and Catherine Hayes are contemplating to form vaude- vile partnership.
 William Allen Whites novel, "A Certain Rich Man. is to be put on the stage next season.
 Frances Starr is not to appear in New York in The Case of Becky until next season.
 Edith Ellis is to dramatize HenIy Russell Millers novel of American life, The Man Higher Up"
 Julie Ring is to makS summer tour in her sister Blarche's former success, The Yankee Girls
 Tom Lewis has a sketch. called The Man from the Metropolis" by George NJ. Conan and Billy Jerome.
 Elsie Janis intends tc go tO London. where she will head a company at George Edwards Gayety Theatre.
 The Shuberts arc said to be negO- tiating with Forbes Robertson to play Hamlet" next season in New York.
 John Mason will gi"e up the Thom- as play, As a Man Thinks" at the end of this season and will become a Charles FrohmaT stEr.
 William Gillette has arrived Tn LoE- don with the intention of leasing a cottage in the subeurts and there de vote his time to new Dlav
 After a separation of several years Kolb and Dill, the musical comedians, have again become partners and aD- pear in their own production of The Girl in the Train"
 George Lederer is to produce "Mamma's Baby Boy" with Junie Me Cree. Bobby Barry and Saliie Stemh- Ter heading 2 strong cast, during the early part of the coming season. "Liebe Augustine" Leo Falls new est operetta, has fallen to the fortune of Sam Bernard, who will appear in the piece next season, according to an announcement just made.
 A minister in New York, the Rev. Dubois Henry Loux has written q play entitled "Doon Muiri," which he intends to submit to Charles Frohman for the use of Miss Maud Adams.
 Charles Klein has completed the second act of his dramatization of Rex Beach's moved. The Ne'er Do Well, |" The Authors Producing company will give the play it's first presentation in September.
 Charles Hawtrey, who has been put ting on several plays iD London within recent seasons is shortly to pay America another visit with a four weeks engagement ia New York. MT. Hawtrey comes under the manage
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
NARROW ESCAPE
 FROM DROWNING
Woman Rescued from Wag- on Which Was Lodged
 in River

MESA Ariz., April 20.--Mrs. Koch lepp who lives near the power house, started out yesterday in a buggy to Scottsdale. and on reaching the riv. CT found that it was raDidly rising, hut thought she would be able to cross. On getting out on the ford be- low the Powers ranch the wheels be- came fastened down between rocks and the horse began trying to swim She immediately loosened the tugs and started the animal out, he going straight home. Wm. Ware, who had seen her pass going toward the riv- CT, feared something serious had hap pened and got J. Q. Powers horse, also taking his own. and went down, nnding Mrs. Koehlepp standing on the seat of the buggy and water al most 10 her waist She got on Wares horse, he taking the other, and she was carried safely to land. In the meantime news that the horse had appeared with nothing but the harness had been phoned into Mesa and Marshal Peterson and Fred Bracket started out for the scene, but on arriving found that no damage had been done.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
High Record in Quality
 of Raw Cotton Exported

Cotton exports in the fiscal year which ends with the month of June win exceed by approximately 2 mil lion bales the highest exports of any earlier year. The largest exportation in any fiscal year was that in 1907. aggregating S.700.4G9 bales. while the exports for the months ending with March. 1912. according 10 the latest figures of the Bureau of Sta tistlcs. Department of Commerce and Labor. show total Of 9.4ls. .297 bales, justiiying the estimate that the to- tai for the 12 months ending with June will be fully million bales in excess of the former high record year. that Of 1907 above alluded to.
 Curiously. however. the cotton eX- ports. although by far the largest in quantity, will fall in value materially below that Of certain earlier years. In the months ending with March the total quantity exported was 9.4lS.- 297 bales. against 7.ll0.27l baies fin the same months of last year. a gain Of more than 2 million bales for the reriod in question. but the total value of the 9is million bales exported in the current year was only s494, ,97S.. G30, against 31.fSS.2i4 for the It, tie more than million bales exported ;n the same months ot last year For the 6 months of 1912 the average eX- port price of cotton has been but about l0c per pound while the aver age export price in the corresponding months of last year was l4ikc per pound
 Even this average rate of Toe per pound for the current year is. how ever. materially higher than that of numerous years. In 1909 the average annual export price was 9.4c per pound: in 1905. S.sc: in 1900. 7.Sc: and in 1899 5.Gc per pound, the low est annual average since the civil war. while the average export price for the fiscal year 1911. 14.5c per pound. was higher than that in any fiscal year since 1875.
 While exports have increased to al cotton manufacturing countries. the greatest percentage of increase is to the cotton producing countries Of China and India. For the ( months ended March. 1911, and 1912. respect iely. the exports of rotton 10 the
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
REBELS NEAR
 MAbAb| RANCH
Enploye Who Recently Left There Says 200 of Them Came and
 Got Grub
RANCHERS PROTECTED

DOUGLAS. April 20.-That the DOT ton of Sonora lying to the south O. Douglas is not entirely clear of Red Flaggers was the statement made yes terday by arrivals from Mababi ranch William NClaa, an employo of the Eng hsh ranch owners. says that three days ago a band ot rebels numherins 200 were within a very short distan ,s eI the ranch and that they secured some provisions there, paving fo- them at the time. The same night a party Of federal soldiers numberin: about 200 were also camped on tho ranch. The distance between these two forces of men was only four miles and both knew that the other WAS or the ground. The 'ederals marched to f2abal the next morning and re- crted that they hAS seen nothing Q: the enem, and that the country was clear Of all bandits or rebels in tha,
 Mr Nolan S,su stated that ia riding into Yzabal Thursday morning he passed a party of seven armed rebels. They did not offer to molest him and rode leisurely on their way.
 He confirms the report that the ranch is amply protected and says that each employe has arms and am intuition furnished him upon his ar rival at the ranch. Revolvers and six. shooters are carried by the men tC their work and they are always pre-. pared for an emergency. The ranch is also the possesSor Of a Gatling gun and plenty of other firearms and am intuition, the amount of which he did not know That anybody who starts anything at Mababi will have his hands full is a certainty
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
ALMOST A MIRACLE.

One of the most startling changes ever seen in any man. according 10 W. B. HolsClaw. Clarendon, Tex. vas effected years ago in his brother. He had such a dreadful cough. ke writes, that all our family thought he was going into consumption, brt he began 10 use Dr. Kings New Dis covery. and was completely cured by len bottles. Now fe is sound and well and weighs 21S pounds. Fer many years our family has used this wonderful remedy for Coughs and Colds with excellent results" It's quick. safe, reliable and guaranteed. Price 60 cents and Sl00. Trial bo,- tie free at all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

For rheumatism ycu will find noth. ing better than Chanberlain's Lini. ment. Try it and see how quickly 1t gives relief. For sale by all dealers
 2T6
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

An ounce Of prevention is worth a pound of cure See Health Ad on Page g.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21
PLAYS AND PLAYERS

ment of the Shuberts. He will use Dear Old Charlie
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-21

Filth Means Flies: Flies mean ty- phoid. Remove the filth. Read Health Ad os Page 9.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
Propozycye Pokojowe.
WIOChy Ofiaruja Turryi zamiane.
Sytuacya w ChiI1ach.
L JAPONII.
Pogrzeb Amerykanina W Ekwadorze.
Brazyil, Arg6ntyy Paraguayu
ChorOba pani Curie- -Skiodowskiej.
Trzesienie zieml
= ANGLII.
Zwyciestwo socyahstow w Niemczech
Sxpies raieroiecI<i w Warszavvie.
ChOrOba pani Curie- -Sklodowskiej.
Trzesien1e zlemi.
= ANGLII.
ciestwo socyalistow w Niemczech
Szpies rierrieclei w Warszawie.

Debay mad tayfa rozpOczynaa KOngresie Sas NJ Philip
ME Uszkodzene pancernika czasie ko
w niezbyt grOzne Uaskawiene Indyanna. =
POgreb Harahana zmuszenia RoOsevea
Uystapienia = Ksiaze COnnaught W Waszyngtonie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
TsIegramy krajowe'
z Kongresu.

Waszyngton, 26 stycznia. -
Dzisiaj rozpoczna sic w izbie po-
slow debaty mad rewizya cla ia
stal i zelazo. Posei A. Mitchell
Palmer Z Pennsylvania pierwszy
zabierze CLOS, azeby poprzec
przedlozona przez Underworld,
prezesa komitetu drog Srodkow,
skale. Ma wczorajszej sesyi komi
tetu MONA bylo zapoznac sic ze
stanowiskiem, jake zajma repu-
blikanie i demokraci, Posei Pay
ne wni6s} azeby odlozyc narady
mad skala stall i zelaza, dopoki
ME bedzie opracowany rapport ko-
misyi taryfowej. Wniosek ten
odrzucono glosowaniem scisle
partvinem. Republikahscy
czionkowie komitetu oznajmili, re
republikanie ME wystapia z VIA
snym projektem taryfowym, ale
"a to podadza caly szereg popra-
wek do projestu denokratow.-
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>5S7zSxzSzzoST Ss11

.Komitet demokratyczny wykon-
cyl juz prawie takze ySchedule
K" rozdzial tyczqcy sic weiny,
tax re mad tenn izba bedzie mo-
ola wkrotce obradowac, ale DO
zaiatwieniu sic L taryfa ma stal l
zelazo przyjdzie ma porzadek
dzienny taryfa ma chemlkalla l
cukier. Obrady mad tarytq tych
artykul6w maja stanowic caiy
program taryfowy obecnej sesyl,
ale jezeliby nadspodziewanie po-
zostalo dosyc czasu, to jeszcze
rozdzia} tyczacy sic rolniczych
artykul6w przyjdzic pod obrady'
Me u1askawiony.
Boston, Mass, 26 stycznia. -
Silas NJ. Phelps, skazany ma
smierc. ME zostai u}askawiony
przez komisye u}askawlen; SIZE
dniu glosami przeciw jednemu
nostanowiono petycye odrzuclc.
Wykonanie wyroku ma sic Cd
bye pred wschodem sionca w So
bote, zapewne dzisiaj. Zona SKA
zaneeo dowiedziawszy sic o tenn,
nowiedziala, &c spodziewaia sic
takiego wyniku. = Zbrodnia
Phelpsa byla nastepuJaca: Dnla
loo czerwca z. +. popoludniu
Phelps we fabryce papieru, W kto-.
rel pracowal, pokaleczyi nozem
superintendenta. Dnia II grenada
mieszkahc6w pod dowodztwem
nomocnika szeryfa Haskinsa u
dala sic do samotnego domu
Phelpsa w Monroe Bridge, aby
90 aresztowac. Ma pukanle Mkt
ME odpowiadal; wyiamano drzwl
! wtargnieto do wnetrza. w poko-
iu nikogo ME bylo juz sadzono'
ze Phelps z rodzins unlknai, ale
Haskins jeszcze waskimi scho-
dami udat sic ma strych. Tam ME-
spodzianie stana} naprzeciw ME
90 Phelps ze strzelba W reku l
grozil zastrzzeleniem kazdemu, kto
sic zblizy. Haskins postapii kro-
kjem naprz6d, = strzaf hukna':
Haskins padl zabity. Inni sic roz-
biegli. a. Phelps ucieH W CORY, a
aDokoncxenie ma str. 5el.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
Dunn zrezygnowa}.

W celu unikniecia procesu i
skandalu Z urzedu komisarza
sfuzby cywilnej zrezygnowal
wczoraj Ballard Dunn. Oskarze-
ME przeciw MENU wniosi prezes
rady powiatowej, wojowniczy
Peter Bartzen.
w liscie do prezesa rady powia
towel oswiadczy}, re rezygnuje
jedynie dlatego, by W sadach cy-
wilnyct ME zmuszono go do wy
dania materyaiu dowodowego,
jaki zebrai i wreczyi prokurato-
rowi stanowemu przeciw Bartze-
nowi. Wayman ma procesowac
Bartzena "a rzekome kryminalne
przestepstwa W gospodarce po-
wiatowej. =.
Dunn W liscie swym powiada,
re jesli Bartzen chce bye spra-
wiedliwym i W dalszym ciagu
chce niesumiennych urzed1ikow
wyrzucac, to przedewszystkiem
urzedow powinien pozbawic ma
stepujacych:
Prezesa Fryderyka Greer z ko-
misyi sluzby cywilnej.
Edwarda Cummings, g}ownego
egzaminatora tejze komisyi.
E. c. Purkheisera, rzecznika O.
wei komisyi.
Ryszarda Walsh, g}ownego a
genta w wydziale siuzby publicz-
nej.
Franka Chambers, klerka W wy
dziale sluzby publicznej.
B. ]. Larkina, sekretarza Bart
zena.
Wreszcie powinien wydallc
siebie sanego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
Okrucieistwa w szkole popraw-
czei.

Ciekawe rzeczy. wychodza ma
jaw w Sledztwie, jake konitet z
Iona rady miejskiej prowadzi W
szkole poprawczej John Worthy.
Alderman dowiedzieli sic, re w
szkole poprawczej W okropny
sposob obchodza sic chlopcami
i postanowiono wezwaG niekto-
rych chiopcow ma swiadk6w.
We wczorajszych przesluchach
zeznawali Robert Mauntner, Pc
ter Mangles i Nicholas Mauro,
dawni wychowankowie tego "a
|kladu.
Jesli zeznania chlopcow zga-
dzaja sic prawds, to niektorych
"a drobne przestepstwa karano W
okrutny sposob. ChioPcy przez
piet godzin zrzedu kleczeli ma
golej podiodze, ,spoczywajac przez
caly ten czas ma palcach II nog.
Niektorzy zmuszeni byli biedz W
k6lko az i'm pecherze na nogi wy
stapily.
Robert Mauntner zeznal, re
chodzif na kolanach po zuzlach
"a to, re zlapano go W innem po-
dworzu. Chfopcy posinlona
twarza cd kulakow nadzorcoW
trafiali sic codziennie.
w toku Sledztwa wysz}o ma
jaw, re zarzadca mic @ tenn ME
wiedziaf. Metody te W poprawie
chlopcow stosowali dozorcy, a
szczeg6lnie jeden nazwiskiem
Miller.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
Obrabowali rabusia.

Giosny W swoim czasie rabunek
w restauracyi Rectora, gdzie ra-
busie obrabowali rabusia picnic
dzy zrabowanych, przypomnia-
no sobie ponownie wczoraj, gdy
policyi doniesiono, re z rezyden-
cyl Jerzego Mitchell, pnr. 732 La
Sale ave-, ziodzieje wynlesli
S2z2 w gotowce, $500 w kosztow-
nosciach $4,000 w czekach po
obiciu pani Mitchell.
Frank Alvin, alias Branch, a.
resztowany W tel sprawie przy-
znai sic do rabunku ma stacyi
,rzy Chicago ave. Powiedzia4 -
dnak policyi, ze jego towarzysz
90 obrabowai wraz dwoma kole-
gami. Policya ME chce temu VIE
rye, clloe wiezien ma ma SVEN
.ciele bardzo namacalne dowody
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26

nierke yTargin', kt6ra je pre-
wiozia do kanonierki York
town, ia zas odwiezie je do Of
czyzny.
W Quito wydarzyfa sic w
barakach wojskowych exlozya,
ktorej ofiara pablo 60 zolnierzy.
z Brazylii.
Bahia, 26 stycznia. = Rewolu-
cyjne rdchawki wybuchly tn ma
nowq: ma ulicach krew sic leje,
sklsdy zamkniete, wiele domow
spalono. Idzie tu o kandydature
ma urzad gubernatora.
z Argentyny.
Buenos Ayres, 26 stycznia. =
stosunki dyplonatyczne z Para
guayem zostaiy zerwane z powo-
daA napad6wsAciagiych ze strohy
paraguajskiej. Posel argentynski
Assuncion. stolicy Paraguayu
zostai odwoiany udai sic ma
poklad kanonierki argentynskiej
,,Parana". Ma woody Paraguayu
wyslano 4 okrety wojenne. Ar
gentyna domaga sic odszkodo-
wanna pienieznego, o czem Pa
raguay ME chce Slyszec.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 26 stycznia. - Rad ma
przediozyc w najblizszej przysz-
loSci swe projekty pomnozenia
floty, opracowane przez ministra
Delcassego.
- Pani Curie- -Skiodowska, kto-
ra ciezko zaniemogia - podob-
no ma appendicitis, powraca do
zdrowia. Znakomita uczona ze-
wszqd otrzymuje wyrazy wspoi-
czucia i troski o jej zdrowie.
z WIoch.
Rzym, 2G stycznia. = Krol Wi
ktor przyjai ma oficyalnej au-
dyencyi posia Mexyku de Ia
Barre, kt6ry przybyi specyalnie
podziekowae "a udziai Wloch w
obchodzie stulecia niepodlegloSci
mexykahskiej. Posei przybyi do
palacu, W powozie kr6lewskim;
kr6l wydai obiad ma jego~ Geese.
z Portugalii.
Lizbona, &c stycznia. = Pre-
mier Vasconcellos i jego cabinet
podali sic do dymisyi.
q Grecyi.
Atenv, 26 stycznia. = Donosza
z Zante wyspy ma morzu JON
skiem ze wydarzyio sic tam trze-
sienie ziemi, przyczem piec mia
steczek legio w gruzach a okoto
20 os6b zostalo zabitych. Ma
innych pobliskich wyspach odczr-
TO rowniez wstrzasnienla.
z Anglii.
Londvn, 26 stycznia. ! Sufra-
5vstki znowu urzadzily awantu-
re. przerywajac move sekretarza
McKenny W Queens Hail.. 10
biety wyrzucono re SAIL
: Winston Churchill, pierwszy
lord admiralicyi wystosowai pi-
.r,o do lorda Londonderry, wo7
dza liberai9w irlandzkich' ra-
dzac sby ma oczekiwanem z Ia
Lem naprezeniem zebraniu W d.
. I,,4eoo w Ulster ME upierac SIG
Ioniecznie przy zebraniu W SAIL
n,;siskiei, ale odby6 ie gdziekol-
.Ju;o; bv ME dac poWo-
IL do zaburzen, wlauoli'o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
Wielkie pozary.
Niebezpieczrly zyvvio1 wyrzadza pol millions
dolar6vv azleody.
MAJA ZkODZIEJKE.
Braia udzai W smiaym rabunku. Skradziono klejnoty
wartosci 100000
Aresztowano podejrzana.

Wczoraj jako podejrzana u-
dziai W kradziezy 100000 W BIZ
zuteryi z domu Williamowej
Thaw, aresztowano tn niejaka
Nellie Prince. Kobieta ia, jak do
nosi pittsburska policya, braia
czynny .udziai W rabunku, ponla-
gala dwom mezczyznom, ktorzy
ten wielki majatek W klejnotach
skradli. Jeden tych rabusiow
jest juz W rekach policyi przy-
znai sic do why, wydajac rowno-
czesnie innycll uczestnikow ra-
bunku.
Kobieta ia nlieszkaia tu w pof-
nocnej dzielnicy miasta. Detekty-
wi re stacyi cenmalnej zlapali ia
twczSraj j zresztowaii jako zbiega
pred sprawiedliwoscia.
Rabunku dokonano W chwili
gdy Gala .rodzina siedziala przy
stole. Ziodzieje weszli do domu
tylnemi drzwiami i zabrali wszy-
stko co tylko i'm W rece wpadio.
Depesze Z Pittsburgh donosza,
ze wiaScicielka skradzionych ko-
sztownosci wykupiia skradziony
naszyjnik "a $4,000. Rabusie gro
zili, re wywioza klejnoty do Eu-
ropy.
Wielki pozar W srodmiesciu.
Pozar zburzyl wczoraj piecio-
pietrowy gmach przy Lake ulicy.
Sklad papieru nalezacy do firmy
L. c. Orrell & Co., pnr. I4-I8
Lake utica ley W gruzach, szko-
de obliczaja na 100000.
w czasic tego pozaru do stacyt
pozarnych W srodmieSciu przy-
szedl drugi alarm wzywaJacy
strazakow do gmacllu Acme Mali
ting Co., ia rogu 45tej Cortland
ave. Pozar tam rowniez wyrza-
dill $500, 600 szkody.
Pozar przy Lake ulicy byi gro
zniejszy i przez pewien czas my
slano, re caly kwadrat budynkow
zostanie zburzony. Straz pozar1a
wytezyla wszystkie silly, by graz
sowaniu niebezpiecznego zywioiu
poiozyt koniec. Try parowce po-
zarne rzucaiy strumienie wody ma
niebezpieczne ogniste jezyki. Po'
zar tern byi niebezpiecznieJszy, re
beczki oleju czesto gesto eksplo-
dowafy. ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26

wien, ze przeciwnicy autonomii
przygotowali wszystko do uda-
remnienia owego zebrania.
z Austryi.
Wieden, 26 stycznia. - Mini
ster spraw zagranicznych hr.
Laxa Aehrenthal jest podobno u
mierajacy.
- Arcyks. Jozef, prawnuk ce-
serza przebyi tn operacye ma zap
pendicitis" ma sic stosunkowo
dobrze. .
2 Niemiec.
Berlin, 26 stycznia. - Wszy-
stkie obliczenia po giosowaniu
zwyklem i Scislejszem juz ukon-
czono: socyalisci zyskali jeszcze
II mandatow razem maja ich
teraz 10, stanowiac najliczniej-
sze stronnictwo. Centrum ma SO
posl6w, konserwatySci &C, narodo
Wi liberali AZ, radykai A, Polacy
IS, reszta pomniejszych partyi
Iacznie 10 mandatOW. w POCZda-
mie, dystrykcie rezydencyi ce-
sarskiej posiem zosta} socyalista.
Przypominamy, re Wilhelm IL.
,,grozil" pred laty, IL gdyby so
cyalista stamtad pos}owa} to znie
sic swa rezydencye W Poczda-
mie!... F. Prasa zywo omawia re-
zultaty wyborow i przyszia for
macye wiekszosci parlamentar-
nej.
- Donosza Johannisthalu, re
aviator DIR. Ulich zdolai sic u
trzymac 3ma pasazerami W po-
wietrzu przez godzine 35 minut,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-26
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80 minllt.
- Jutro przybywa do Berlina
arcyks. nastepca tronu austrya-
cki, Franciszek Ferdynanad, ktory
ma do chrztu trzymac najmlodsze
go syna nastepcy tronu pruskie-
go ks. Wilhelma, kt6ry re zon9
iedzie w lutym do Szwajc jcaryi.