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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
REBELS REAPPEAR
NEAR BORDER LINE

FL Paso. Tex. February Reap
pearance of rebels at various points on
the border was reported today to Gen.
L. u. Steever at Fort Bliss. Colonel
Hatfield of the Thirteenth cavalry pa
troll on the Mexican. line made the sur
prising report that he was talking to-
day with Gen. Emiliano Zapata, the
rebel leader of southern Mexico. Col
onel Hatfield said a man representing
himself as Zapata came to the inter-
national line with his aid and made in
quiries regarding a shipment of sup
plies consigned to the rebels. but held
by United States troops.
Rebel bands also are appearing once
moro along the border west of Juarez.
The location of the main group under
Salazar remains in doubt. but it is
declared by rebel agents here that
Salazar is moving into the Casas
Grandes district
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
ARREST FOLLOWS
CONROY KILLING
Peter Murphy Implicated
With New York
Gangsters

Jersey City, n. J.. February "A Sc
quel to the recent shooting of Thomas
conroy came today with the arrest of
Peter P. Murphy, busines agent OF the
Hosting Engineers union of this city,
on a warrant charging conspiracy in an
attempt to bring about the death of John
w. Burke, member of the same union.
Conroy was shot by mistake by New
York gangsters who came here in search
of Burke. according to an alleged con-
fession by one of the men arrested just
after the shooting
The warrant for Murphy was based on
an affidavit by Burke that the crime
was committed on the eve of an expo
sure he intended to make to the unions
officers concerning alleged action of
Murphy The police are making special
efforts to arest kid Dynamite and
big Slim" who are alleged to have
fled after Conroy was shot Conroy's s
condition improved today and he may
recover.
man believed. by the police to be
big Slim" was arrested tonight. Wit
nesses of the shooting will try to iden-
tify him tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
THE RESIGNATION OF
DAVID LLOYD-GEORGE
CAUSES SENSATION

London, February s.-The Express re-
ports political sensation in resigna-
tion of David Lloyd-George, chancellor
of the exchequer and Winston Spencer
Churchill, first lord of the admiralty,
from the Reform club, of which they
have been members for several years.
The Reform club is the stronghold OF
liberalism and its members include the
prime minister. Mr.. Asquith and all those
prominent in the party.
The reason for the resignation of Mr..
fGeorge and Mr.. Churchill has not been
disclosed, but strong efforts are being
made to induce its withdrawal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
MAN WHO SHOT
MAYOR GAYNOR
DIES INSANE

Trenton, n. j., February S.-James J.
Gallagher the man who shot Mayor Gay
nor of New York city nearly two years
ago at Hoboken, died here today in the
state hospital for the insane Death was
due to paresis. He had been at the hos
pital since January IS, 1912, having been
transferred there from the New Jersey
state prison where he had been sentenced
to serve u years on a charge of assault
upon Street Commissioner William Ed
wards of New York, who was with Mayor
Gaynor at the time. Gallagher was never
prosecuted. This was at the request of
Mayor Gaynor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
FOUR TO PAY THE =
DEATH PENALTY

Albany, N, Y, February 3.-Four mur-
derers will pay the penalty for their
crimes in this state during the week of
February 10. Governor Sulzer today an
nounced that he had refused to extend
clemency In their cases, The condemned
men are George Bishop, who killed Mrs.
Margaret Bell last October; Donate Car
dillo, who murdered Stephen H. Dickson
in May, 1872 Joseph Garfalo, who killed
his wife in July, 1911, and Frederick A.
Poulin, who shot Charles Leonard in
August, 1911.
Bishop Cardillo and Garfalo will be
put to death at Sing Sing prison while
Poulin will be electrocuted at Clinton
prison
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Deaths and Funerals
Miss Edna Barrett

The funeral services over the re-
mains of Miss Edna Barrett will be
held Wednesday morning at 1890
o'clock from the Ruhama Baptis.
church. Interment VIII take place in
Woodlawn cemetery The active pail
bearers Will be h.. ID. Birchfeld, J. r.
Sadier, Guy Mckinley, Eugene Ellard
a. L. Smith, S. r.. Hawley. The hon
orary pallbearers will be j. w Har-
grove, a. A. Ellard, $. Dowell, j. W.
Beasley. W. f. davidson and j. NJ.
Shelbourne. The active pallbearers are
requested to be 1t the residence at 10
O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Wreckage Sighted

Freeport, Tex, February Capt NJ.
A. Young of the steamer Honduras,
which arrived at this port today re-
ported that on January 81 he sighted
wreckage three miles north bya west
from the Hetzel shoal gas guoy in 13
fathoms of water, a vessels low mast
with cross trees attached, apparently
attached to submerged wreclSage. The
spar had evidently been charred by
fire.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
CONTRACTS VOID If
NOT IN WRITING

st. Paul, Mimi, February IA bill
which makes void all contracts for mar
gin or option trading unless they are
made in writing and unless the seller
has in his possession at a place to be
designated in the contract sale. the grain
or stock which Is the subject of the con-
tract, was introduced in the Minnesota
legislature today Any chamber of COM
merce or board of trade which. permits
violation of this rule would lose it's char
acter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Bishop After New Trial

Kansas CITY Mo, February 3.--At'
torneys for Methodist Bishop David IL
Moore of Cincinnati filed a motion IN
the federal court in Kansas city today
for a new trial of the suit brought by
Mrs. Carrie T.. Cope of Topeka, askina
$50, 900 from the bishop for alleged libel
The first trial resulted in verdict for
Mrs. Cope. assessing 81 damages and
the costs against Bishop Moore The
motion filed today was based ON the
that the evidence did not
Justify the verdict
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Fate Rests With Legislature

Phoenix. Ariz., FEBRUARY 3.-The fate
of five condemned men now in Arizona
prisons rests with members OF the first
legislature. which convened for It's third
session today. The message of Gov.
g. w. Hunt who has granted reprieves
for various periods to these men. said
that he did so to give time for legisla-
tive action toward tile abolition OF c2pi-
tai punishment before the disgrace of
these proposed executions should come
upon the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Weber and Fields

The ticket sale for Weber and Fields,
the New York comedians, and their splen-
did organization Thursday night at the
Jefferson theatre in "Hokey-Pokey,' will
begin this morning at the boxsoffice. The
Weberfieldans are making q tour of the
south playing about 80 citiex in dozen
states.
Manager Douglas of the Jefferson thea
ter is confident that he will be able to
secure a matinee OF Weber and Fields,
the New York comedians, the only con-
dition being that the house for the night
performance be sold out.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Baker Arrested

J. W. Baker, a young man living In
Norwood, was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Goldstein and Cole. He Is
said to be wanted in Louisville by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company
on a charge of forgery. 1t is said that
Baker denies his guilt and declares
he knows nothing about the charges.
lie has offices in the American Trust
and Savings bank building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
MAN DOES ENOCH
ARDEN STUNT

Wichita. Kan. February 3.--For 40 years
Mrs. Alice Eddy thought her first hus-
band, Newton S. Clothier. dead. Today
she received letter from Stafford, Kan.
saying Clothier was there and would visit
her. Mrs. Eddy married clothier In North
English, Iolia. in 1865. Eight years after
clothier disappeared she married G. p.
Eddy. who died at Hutchinson, Kan. Mrs.
Eddy moved to Wichita two years later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
BOMBARDMENT OF
TURKISH FORTIFI-
CATIONS RESUMED
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riapole on the conditions laid down and
that Bulgaria is ready to accept.
This report has not been confirmed al
the, Bulgarian legation here but it /,
not considered incredible.
The Bucharest correspondent of the
Times describes measures which have
been taken recently as preparations for
possible mobilization. A bill has been
passed. placing all state employees under
the direct orders of the war office Tn
structions have been issued to editors re-
garding the dissemination of military
news. This indicates, according to the
correspondent the governments determi-
nation to be prepared for war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Stock Broker Arrested

Cleveland, Ohio February 3.-James
L. MeNlcholas. the mine stock broker
whose operations wore alleged to have
netted him about $500, 900, was brought
here today from Boston, where he was
arrested The technical charge against
him is using the mails to defraud. Nc
Nicholas bond WIS fixed at $4,000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Honorary Degree Bestowed

New York, l'ebrnary 3.-At a meeting
Of the trustees of Columbia university
held today, the honorary degree of doc
tor of letters was conferred upon Henri
Bergson, professor of philosophy at the
College de France and visiting French
professor at Columbia for 1913. The
Right Rev. Thomas r. Gailor. bishop
of Tennessee, was appointed bacealaureate
preacher for he commencement of 1915
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Aborn Opera Company

One of the important events scheduled
for a few cities in this part of the coun-
try is the coming of the Aborn English
Grand Opera company. which Will make
it's third appearance here.
This organization is the largest of its
kind in America. Seat sale starts Wednes-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
Aviator Killed

Turin, Italy, February 3.--Giuseppe
Nosari an italian aviator. while max
ing q flight at the aerodrome here this
evening fell with his machine from an
altitude of 100 feet and received in
juries which resulted In his DEATH He
was 32 years of age.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
LARGE STEAMER
REPORTED ASHORE

New York, February "A largo
steamer was reported ashore ON Long
Beach. Long Island IN wireless mes
sage from the Fire Island station at 3
o clock this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
AID CLUB LUNCHEON
THIS AFTERNOON

The weekly luncheon given by the Bir-
nlIngham Ad club will be held this after
noon at / o'clock at the Gold Lion tea
rooms Discussion of "The Denver Way
of Handling it, will be continued.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
]. p. Peterson.
Gadsder

Gadsden. February 3.-fSpeciaI)-J. r.
Peterson. Gs years old. died last night OF
dfopsy at MS home, six miles from Jack
sonville, Calhoun county. He is survived
by bis w:ccw. The funeral was held
today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
J. c. Abernathy

Gadsden. february 3.-(special )-After
a short Illness with pneumonia, J. c..
Abernathy, IS years old, died at Alfalfa
this morning. He is survived by his widow
and three CHILDREN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
PERSONAL

Eugene Flies, head of the Southern
Asphalt and Construction company, has
returned from the east.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-02-04
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-23
FATALNA KOLIZ.YA.

OSiSS nOiNi SSi'NJ 49,
Titan West Side Elevated, ktora
w Oak Park schodzi podnie-
sienia ma powierzchnie ziemi,
zderzy} sic wczoraj wicczorem l.
automobilem, na Oak Park ave.
w wyzej wymienioncm srodmie-
sciu.
w gruzach wagonu motorowe-
60 automobile, kt6ry sic zapa-
lii cd eksplodujacej gazoliny,
zgineli George NJ. Smith, wete-
ran Wojny Domowej i jeSo sio-
strzcnica, pani ,Millys Smith, 20
ma ,,brokera chicagoskiego, obo-
je mieszkajacy W Riverside, ILL.,,
gdzie byli bardzo dobrze znani.
Przez cztery godziny po kolizyi
ciala lezaly pod palacemi sic sru-
zami. Sluzba pociagu okazala sic
nieudolna wobec wypadku, ME
wiedzac co wypadalo najprzod u
czynic.
r. j. Conlon, mieszkajacy pnr,
~ Baird ave-, Austin, ktory byl
W bliskosci 300 stop cd miejsca
wypadku, tax opisuje co sic sta
10: Stroza ME byio widac. Rogat-
XII ME by}y spuszczone. Zaden ze
sluzby ME usiiowali ratowac O.
fiar wypadku. Motorowy ME
chcia1 pociagu cofnac automo-
blu, ma ktory wjechai. Natomiast
czas marnowal ma telefonowanlu
do biura swej kompanii.
Tymczasem nadjechala straz
pozarna Oak Park stfumlfa
pizar do tego stopnia, il zdolano
odcyfrowac numer automobllu
"a pomoca kt6rego sprawdzono
tozsamosc ofiar, zanim je wydo-
byto gruzow. Wezwano wtedy
meza pani Smith L Riverside
Przybyt MIN major ]. Miles, u
kt6rego pahstwo Smith byli 60
semi. Po dwoch godzinach czeka-
MIA ma akcye ratunkowa oporna
siia Smitha wyczerpala sic, tax,
ze ME mogl dluzej powstrzymac
sic cd dania wyrazu swemu zalo-
wi. Major Miles wtedy odesiaf
90 do domu i sam sic zaopleko-
wal cialami, gdy je wyjeto Z gru-
zow.
Major Miles jest szefem biura
kompetencyi chicagoskiej siuzby
cywilnej.
Scott wracai do domu re slo-
strzenica Z wizyty ma South Side
w Chicago. Gdy automobll zbll-
za} sic do torow, mic ME SWlad-
czyio O grozacem niebezpieczen-
stwie. Wagon motorowy przy
gnioti automobil i uniosf go 200
stop. Rezerwoar z gazollna eks-
plodowaf spowodowal pozar'
Wagon byi zapelniony pasaze-
rami, wracajacemi Z Forest Park
Miedzy mimi powstaia panlka'
Wielu odniosio pokaleczenia. In
nych wyskakujacych oknami'
maio ze smierc ME spotkaia ma
szynach naiadowanych elektrycz-
noscia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-23

do AnSl1l Wlzyta prezydent frah-
cyl, Poincare: przyjedzie on ma
okrecie wojennym Jean Bart
jake goSc kr6la Jerzego i narodu
angielskiego: wielkie tel okazyi
poczyniono przygotowania; Wi
zycie tel nader wazna przypisu-
| ia role W ustosunkowanlu obec-
mem mocarstw, i licza, re zacie-
sni ona przymierze przyjazh an
glo-francuska. w Spithead powi-
ia prezydenta rewia - flota an
gielska, a krol Jerry powita pre-
zydenta ma dworcu kolejowym.
w program wizyty wchodzi ca
iy szereg uroczystosci, audyencyl
itp.
- Byiy wiceadmiraf amerykan
skiej floty, Mahan, oglasza arty-
kul w londynskim Time"
gdzie dowodzi, IL Japonczycy dla-
tego So niepozadani W Ameryce,
Iponiewaz ME moga i ME chca sic
assymilowac do reszty narodowo-
sci. Ameryka posiada juz W
murzynach jedna rase obca, -
kt rel zassymilowac ME moze
ME dziwic sic jej, re ME chce
drugiej; TAXA jest tresc artyku-
iu.
- Sufrazystki probowaiy one
gdaj wysadzic W powietrze wiel-
kie groble wzd}uz rzeki Yard
ley: ma szczeScie ME udal i'm sic
ten czyn zbrodniczy, ktory mogl
byi Gala, Swietnie uprawna doll
ne rzeki zatopic. Podpalaczki ST.
frazystowskie podpalily onegdaj
koScioi Sw. Jana W South End,
ma szczeScie podpalenie VEGAS
spoStrzezono stlumiono, stad
szkody niezbyt wielkie. w St.
Andrews, W Szkocyi, podpali}y
znow jeden pavilion tamtejszego
laboratoryum marynarki zniSz-
czyly wiele cennych instrumen-
tow, znaczne powodujac szkody.
Z FANCY.
Paryz, % czerwca. - w parkrl
Hugonotow niedaleko Waterloo
odslonieto pomnik ku czci zol-
merry, polegiych w pamietnej BIZ
twie, pod owen miasteczkiem
stoczonej. Pomnik jest W formle
nagrobka napisem: ,,ziemia tu
dumna, bo tylu kryje walecznych'
= (siowa Napoleona W..
- Zmar}a w Paryzu PAM
Goyau, iona dawniejszego prezy-
denta Francyi, wybitna swego
czasu literatka.
WLOCH.
Rzym, % czerwca. - PodobnC
Watykan pertraktuje ksieciem
Torlonia o zakupno pieknego la
sku piniowego, lezacego tuz przy
ogrodach watykahskich. ktorym
to laskiem maja bye ogrody po-
wiekszone. ably teren spacerow
dla Papieza powiekszyc.
| z HISZPANII.
Madryt, % czerwca. - Wiesci
Z Marokko niepomySlne powodu'
liza rzadowi trudnosci w domu: W
Barcelona socyaliSci urzadzajq
demonstracye, przyszlo do stare
krwawych policya.
! NIEMIEC.
Berlin, % czerwca. - vii.
helm II. w specyalnym oredzir
wyraza swe zadowolenie pogo
dnego a imponujacego Iprzebiegr
Ijubileuszu 25-ciolecia rzadow je.
go: nadewszystko cieszy sic o,
kazanej ofiarnosci narodu, ktory
Iznaczne sunny ma cele dobroczyn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-23
Rzecznik korporacyjny odkry} techni-
czny zarzut przeclw bllowl.
Sprawa ,,1ockout'u".
UrzRdnGy mejsey poAatoWi pragna poIozyG mu krss.

watnego pani Elizabeth Foley
pnr. 756 East 47ma utica. Jako
materyaI dowodowy przeciw pa
nj Drummer sluza nastepujace
przedmioty: dwie parry znoszo-
nych poiczoch dzieciecych, 5
centowa chusteczka do nosa re-
wolwcr.
Paniq Drummer identyfikowaly
pani Foycl i jej sprzedawaczka,
panna Mary Pollard. Opisaly ja
jako kobicte Z ciemna cerA car
nymi wlosami, owalna twarzq o
rcgularnych rysach L podkreslo-
nymi oczyma. ..
MAJ PAM Drummer, Joseph
Drummer jest wlaScicielem remlz
acknowledged pnr. I44S South
Wabash ave.
Pierwszego sladu dostarczyf
chlopak, sprzedajacy gazety ma
rogu ulic East 47mai Cottage
Grove ave-, nazwiskiem Joseph
McQuade. Ten osswiadczyi, il wi
dziai kobiete, ktorej opis zgadzaf
sic Z opisem ziodziejki poszuki--
wanej przez policye | re wyszla Z
AUTOMOBILE kilka minut przed
czasem, W kt6rym popelniono
kradziez. Numer automobile byf
1878. Stwierdzono, re automo-
bill, Z takim numerem nalezy do
Albert F. Hamiltona, wiaSciciela
! i ,,chauffeura" taxi-dorozki, mie-
szkajacego pnr. 2259 Calumet
ave. Hamilton ma pierwsze pyta-
ME zaprzeczyl, IL cd pieciu mie
siecy jego automobil spoczywa
spokojnie W garage Brunnera.
Detektywi wtedy udali sic do
garage" tam przekonali sic sa-
mi, ze radiator automobile byl je-
szcze Soracym.
w domu Brunnerow znalczio-
no czarna torbe, podobna oplsu
do tel, kt6ra pani Brunner miala
przy sobie w czasie rabunku, re-
wolwer, nova chusteczke i ?
parry pohczoch dzieciecych. w
garage znaleziono brunatna
suknie brunatny surdut, W kto-
re bandytka byla ubrana, gdy
wybraia sic ma swa wycieczke
rabunkoWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-23

smierc w rzece Missouri kiedy
LODI motorowa fozbila sic / po-
szia na dno.
Ambridge, Pa s5 czerwca. -
Doninik Zawski, lat II Francl-
seek Bochek, lat 20 utoneli wczo-
raj W tutejszym parku kiedy sko-
czyli do woody 9 stop giebokiej.
Mlodzieiicy mysleli, re woda
Jest mala W tenn miejscu. Plywac
ME umieli.
SIEDMIU GINIE w KOLIZY1.
Clinton, Ia, 23 czerwca. - w
kolizyi pociagow frachtowego ma
kolei St. Paul siedmiu ludzi 70
stalo zabitych ma miejscu, jeden
smiertelne rany odnios}. Pociag
frachtowy zderzy} sic z szybko
pedzacym pociagiem wiozacym
piasek zwirowy. Ofiar tel kata-
strofy ME poznano dotychczas. Sa
to prawdopodobnie wszyscy To-
fry, jadacy bezplatnie. Mkt &c
sluzby pociagowej ME zostaf ma
wet skaleczony.
Rochester, N. Y, % .czerwca.-
so osob zostalo skaleczonych,
niekt6rzy nawet bardzo powaz-
ME, kiedy pociag ekskursyjny ma
kolei Pennsylvania wykoleil sic
blisko stacyi Sterling rych}o dzi-
siaj rano. Piec wagonow spadio
kempletnie nasypu.
UIASKAWIL MORDERCE.
Lansing, Mich, % czerwca. -
w tych dniach wiezienie opuscl
Raimund Holzey, RADIUS / NOR
derca. skazany w swoim czasle
ma dozywotnie wiezienie W roku
1889, pozniej jednak gubernator
skr6cil jego wiezienie do czter-
dziestu lat.
w wiezieniu stanowem Holzey
byl wiezniem niepoprawnym.kl
ka razy rzucil sic bronia W re-
ku ia swych dozorcow. Pc jed
nym Z takich napadow zabrano 60
do szpitala do kryminalnie obia-
kanych i tam dokonano ma MIN
powaznej operacyi. Chirurg usu-
nal czaszki kawa}ek kosci, kto-
ra przygniatala mozg. Ia. kosc
podobno byla powodem jesc
morderczych sklonnoSci. Cd cza,
su iej usuniecia. .Holzey stall sic
zupeinie innym czfoWleklem. w
wiezieliu byi on cziowiekiem "a
ufanym, byi bibliotekarzem. Le'
karze dowiedli, re morderca ter
istotnie byi obiakanym kiedy
zbrodnie popeiniaf. Z tego powodu
gubernator ulaskawii go zupel'
ME.
POLICYA WSZYSTKO PO,
PSULA.
Milwaukee, Wis, 20 czerwca.-
Policya przyszla ma czas do do
mu Franciszka Kraniocha, ktory
dom swoj opuscil, lecz wrocii sic
potem, by wymordowac Gala ro-
dzine. Kranioch chcial zebrac ca
Ia swoja rodzine W jednym poke,
| iu: n1iai tam zone i dwoje swoicll
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TeIegTamy kEajowe'
OBOSTRZYc EMIGRACYE.

Washington, % czerWca. - w
czasie gdy diva komitety, jeden z
senatu drugi Z izby poslow, pra-
cuja mad sprawa obostrzenia /
migracyi, prezes nizszej izby
kongresu Champ Clark pilnie stu
dyuie straty jake Stany Zjed-
noczone ponosza przez emigracye
prawdziwych Amerykanow.
Gromady Amerykanow ma "a
wsze opuszczaja granice tego
kraju. Kraj tract ma tenn miliony
dolar6w. Miejsce ich zabieraja
cudzoziemcy.
- Rad powinien zwrocic vie
cej uwagi ma wedrowke prawdzl-
wych Amerykanow. w zeszlym
tygodniu 1915 amerykahskich
farmerow przeszlo granice kama
dyjska osiedlilo sic W Kama
die. Przecietnie ma jedna ro-
dzine wypadalo sass.
lyle grosza -wyniesiono tego
kraju, jedynie dla tego, re Rad
zle zawiaduje publicznymi grun-
tami. Rad powinien starac sic Q
to, by jak najwiecej ludzi osied-
lalo sic ma roll, powinien sic "a
lac nawodnieniem miejscowoscl
suchych, powinien zachecac lu-
dzi do uprawy roll - mowlf P
Clark.
sMIERc w NIAGARZE.
Niagara Falls, N. Y, % czer-
wca. - Dziesiecioletni Donald
Roscoe i 1O-cioletni Hubert Moo
re znalezli Smierc w burzliwych
wodach rzeki Niagara, kiedy sic
ma MIA puScili w slabej iodzl, IA
tastrofie tel przyglada}o sic bar
dzo wiele ludzi. Z pomoca przylsc
ME mogli.
Chlopcy bawili sic W aodzl W
poblizu strasznych wirow tel RE
XII. LODI niespodzianie odbiia cd
brzegu woda porwaia ia W Wi
ry.
Krzyki pomoc wkrotce 'usta'
". Chlopcy wiedzieli juz co ich
czeka i podai sobie dionie pred
straszna smiercia W nurtach bu'
rzliwej rzeki. LODI wpadiszy W
wiry przewrocila sic kompletnie
Chlopcy poszli na dino i juz ich
wiecei ME widziano. w wiracf
tych zadna lodz zwyczajna ME
moze wytrzymac cisnienia wody
New Madrid, Mo-, % czerWca
Dziewieciu ludzi, pracujacych W
Iwydziale mierniczym Stanow
Ziednoczonych utonelo wczora..
kiedy lodz sic przewrociia w cza'
sic strasznej bury, Partya ia
skiadala sic przewaznie z lnzy'
nierow.
Kansas City, Mo-, 23 czerwca
= Cztery osohy znalazly wczora..
JEzELI potrzeDuJcie p;cniedzy ma
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z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, % czerwca. - Will
helm II. w specyalnym oredziu
wyraza Swe zadowolenie pogo
dnego a imponujacego lprzebiegu
jubileuszu 25-ciolecia rzadow je-
go: nadewszystko cieszy sic O.
kazanej ofiarnosci narodu, ktory
znaczne sunny ma cele dobroczyn-
ne z okazyi jubileuszu poswiecii.
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pRZYLAPANo BANDYTKE
AUToMOB1LOWA.

Wczoraj zrana aresztowano
pania Irene Drummer, mieszkala-
ca pnr. 23I7 South Dearborn ul.,
iako podejrzana o obrabowanle
w sobote wieczorem skiadu bla-
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dzieci, postal potem po tesclowa
i jej dzieci, a kiedy te sic zebra
1y, chciaf wszystkich zamordowac
wystrza1ami dw0ch rewolwe-
row. Ma szczescie jedna Z ko-
biet VEGAS wysunela sic pokoju
i sprowadzila policye. Kranioch,
widzac policyant6w, sam sobie
.ro;o oJ Ja1roI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-23
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Londyn, % czerwca. = Jutro,
we wtorek przybedzie oficyalna