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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-01-24
ATTEMPT MADE TO
WRECKA c. S. TRAIN
Youth Placed in Jail at Ft.
Payne on a Serious
Charge

Fort Payne, January 2S.-tSpecial) )-Tom
Swader, 16-year-old boy living on Look
out mountain. near Valley Head. has been
arrested by Deputy Sheriff X. B. Lyons
and Alabama Great Southern Detective
Galloway, and brought to this place and
placed in the De<alb county Jail to await
the preliminary trial before Probate
Judge James A. Croley Friday for the at
tempted wreclSing of an Alabama Great
Southern train.
The roads around here are being i'm
proved. All of them are in a splendid
condition, and the work already done on
the new county road leading to Collins
Vile south of mere is progressing nicely.
Rev. J. ID. Bethune, the recently elected
county treasurer of this county, has taken
charge of the office of Lee Barnard. the
retiring treasurer turning the books ami
other things over to the incoming official.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Meeting Of the Business

StOckholders' Meeting of the Business
Mems League
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Business Mems league will be held
a. Room 21S. Chamber of Commerce
building, in the city of Birmingham. Ala.
on Tuesday, February II, at 5 p M, for
the purpose of electing officers and di-
rectors for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as may
be properly and legally brought before
said meeting. :. II. FOWLKES.
Secretary.
January Is, 1913 1-lI-4t-fri
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BOARD-WANTED-ROOMS

FzETED~By refined Young couple
without children, two or three fur
nished rooms with private bath, suit
able for light housekeeping; must he
IN private home, South Highlands.
4 east of 18th street. and south of 10th
avenue. Address Y-35. care Age-Her
K aid. 1-2i-2t
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It A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD|ONE CENT A WORD

RATES-One cent q word a day, no al
taken for less than 25c for first inser.
uon. Cash must accompany order
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RATES-One cent a w0r6 day. no ad.
taken for less than 25c for first fnser-
tfon. Cash must accompany order.
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WANTED--AGENTS

KANTED-One more good agent: guar
anteed salary and commission to
right man. call at room Ensley
Bank Bldg, or address Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. Ensley, Ala. Do
II now l-20-3t mon wed fri
VANTED--One more agent Guaran-
teed salary and commission to right
man. Call at Room No .. Ensley
Bank building, or address Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company. Ensley.
Ala. DO il now. l-2l-3t-tu- we-.r
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FOR SALE

FOR S1LE0Mereahtile business in
western Alabama town, 1000 popula-
tion, three railroads. good location on
corner; been in business over 10
years. Stock invoices about $500;
staple goods cash only will buy, or
good security. Address U-40, Age
Herald. 1-20-7t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THE AvALON-AlI outside rooms. -ur-
mace heat; modern convenoences; moder-
ate price; bath free. 210C 5th avenue.
o-5-tf
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LOT on top of mountain in first addition
TO South Highlands, adjoining Miner
s6dition: not 10 minutes walk from
Highland avenue; $500 if taken quickly.
Main 2466 or 6155. Write 1923 llth avenue,
north 1-24-3t
800 acres, more or less in fee simple. AZ
miles from the courthouse; pike rum
ring through it; will sell for 500 per
acre on terms. no information given
over the telephone. Denton Williams
Realty Co, 507-3-9 American Trust Bldg.
Main 2s5. H. d. Williams and Fred An
drews.
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stockholders' Meeting Alabama State
Fair and Exhibit Association

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Alabama State Fair and Exhibit
association will be held at Room 21S,
Chamber of Commerce building, in the
city of Birmingham. Ala. on Tuesday.
February II, at II o'clock a. m, for the
purpose of electing officers and directors
for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may be
properly and legally brought before said
meeting. s. H. FOWLkES.
Acting Secretary.
January Ia 1918. 1-17-4t-fri
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BUSINESS CHANCES
MISCELLANEOUS

HOTEL, European, located
opposite Union Station; free sample
rooms in the building. downstairs; hot
and cold baths; send your mail to Box
lSS. Max Berman, Prop. Decatur. Ala.
1-ls-lf
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WANTED-HELP
LOsT-sTRAYED-sTOLEN


La Valliere at Scharwenka
concert. Jefferson theatre, Monday
night Liberal reward will be pair
for its return to T. S. Abernathy The
Odum theatre. 1-22-3t
LOST-On 21st street between Sd and 1st
avenues, or on 1st avenue between 2lst
and Goth street, a purse containing one
lady's gold ring with small diamond and
small change, finder please return ring
TO Miss Wood, News office, and re-
ceiye reward,
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DrS. DOzier & DOZier
SPECIALISTS
I13H Twenty-first street.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

o. II. Dozier, M. D. u byron Dozier, MD.
skin, Pelvic and N d I'll o . /
Chronic Diseases. (Glasses Fitted.)
We treat scientifically all chronic
nervous, blood, skin, genito-urinary
and female diseases. also can.
cer scrorula. rheumatism and AL
moroid conditions or the heart.
lungs. liver. kidneys. bladder and
/. pelvic organs.
SALVARSAN-.6O
scientifically Administered
Established in Birmingham. April, |
/ 1880. The best equipped medical
institute in Alabama. No charge for /
/ cOnsultati0n and examination. We
| furnish all medicines. and give to
our patients the benefits to be de- |
rived from X-Ravs, Violet Rays.
Ruby Likht Batha. Medicated Vapor |
| Baths. Nebulized Inhalations. and l
everything we. can make available /
for the cure of disease.
Question list for men and women l
sent ON reQuess.
office Hours
Sundays, =. n. to p. N.
Week Days. .. n. to = ?. -.
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AT the Birmingham hotel steam heated.
screened. electric lighted and all SER
vice of a first class hotel; SIS per month
and up. 1G-25-t
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NATIONAL HOUSE, As1s N. 22d St.,
nicely furnished rooms from 2oc up.
1-16-30t
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TWO upstairs furnished housekeeping
rooms, lights, very convenient.
$3.50 month. Mrs. Harrison, 1915 N.
18th street. Main 4941. 1-22 st
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DAIR YMEN.

| have for sale four milk delivery wag
ons and harness. Call at 412 n. 21st
strset. w. G. Estes. assignee Gridley
Lee Co. 1-23-3t
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FOR SALE--On Fountain Heights, neat
five room cottage, 1924 Fountain ave.
Easy terms: Will make close price.
owner, Room Ais, First National.
1-21-3t
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NICELY furnished room, private fanl-
lily, oil North 18th st. Phone 56S9-W.
lib OF
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WANTED-Every lady in Birmingham to
know that The Best theatre is giving
silver souvenirs to the ladies every FRI
day matinee from 1:30 to . p. m.
1-19-7t
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1-20-5t
XANTED-Good housekeeper for fam
~ of two, mother and son. very
comfortable home for right party.
Only capable persons need apply. Ad-
dress O-42 Age Herald. 1-24-3t
EXPERIENCED skirt hands also
bright young lady for office work, an
suer telephone calls, etc. Apply ).
Israel. 22l-23 Chamber of Commerce
Bldg.
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FOR SALE

Trains marked thus .p run daily. except suuda,
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aueen & Crescent Route
Frisco Lines

Central of Ga. Ry.
No. Arrive From mo. Depart To-
Macon 1910 pm 2 Macon I.0e an
Savannah and Ito Savannah and
Jacksonville IL EOS pm Jacksonyiue $50 pm
savannah IL 35 pm Savannah Sos pm
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& NAsHvILLE STATION
WANTED-MALE HELP

Other trains run daily. Central time.
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RATEs--One cent word n day, no nd
tasen for less than 25c for first inser-
tion. Cash must accompany order.
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BIRMINGHAM TERMINAL STATION

<Dai.y except Sunday.
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FILMS developed 10c per roll. Prints sc
and &c each. Prompt attention and
work the best Bert G. Covell Co. l0-4-tf
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-German girl for cooking
and general housework; small family,
South Highlands. Apply 1905 Sd ave,
1-20- st
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24

Mining Editions ready for ma :inV at the Nugget office, 5ec.
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3 OF DESTROYER CREW
 DIE IN CRASH; i SAVED

BRIDGEPORT.-As result of a collision in the outer harbor last night in which the tug Seaboard ran down d motor cutter of the United States tor pedo boat destroyer Mccall. three of the crew of the latter were drowned. while another saved his life by swim ming to the breakwater light more than d mile away.
 The drowned were K. ". Russell seaman, New York: A. F. Sheehan seaman. New London; c. Chute. gun ners' mate. residence not known. He had only recently joined the ship
 L. F.. Thompson of Rhode Island, seaman. who was steering the cut ter. was thrown in to the water. When he rose to the surface there was m sign of his companions or the cutter After a long swim in a heavy sea he reached the lighthouse in an exhaust ed condition.
 The four men had been on shore leave and were returning when run down Search for the hodies has failc dto find them so far.
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en brother. The man who perhaps
 has not been provided with his full
 share of brains or whose mental view. point has become a little warped. No
 one knows by what of sorrow or of
 sickness or of hardship. How about him? Is he treated as Is the material ly poverty stricken? No. He too otten is made the object. not of char
 itable thought, of kindness and help.
 but of ridicule and scorn and mirth.
 Why is it that the man who will open hl> hlnd to help the t., "cped in pock- c' to cheer along [, 2 ne lacking n money. will not have thought. save of ridicule. for the one who Is poverty stricken in brain. who is decreped in
 intellect.
 Isn't the latter clse as sad a one. aye. sadder one than the former :?
 N .uldnt 1t be as charitable. as bro herly. as Ge tlCIs to help the mentally weak as to help the financial ly weak? Certainly 1t would and yet so few of us ever think of 1t in that way. The man who is broke in
 pocket has our sympathy and help The man who Is broke in brain has our ridicule and contempt often this
 man knows his lack as well as he of the empty pocket knows his and is puwrrlcss to overcome it. Wouldn't il be a bit better to refrain from jecrs from exploiting the empty brain as
 we would refrain from exploiting the empty pocket. There Is no pleasure
 in making a joke of the man whose
 purse is not as full as ours. Why then
 make a joke of the man whose brain is not as highly polished as ours.
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glish system. They will go farther along the lines of naval offence and defence in the way of working out the problems that now face the construc- tors and ordance experts than these instructors themselves have gone. The Chinaman will copy up to d certain on the model.
 When the time comes that these of Chinese navy will undoubtedly send abroad for education return and take up the work of putting the navy of the republic on its feet then il will be- hove the wiley little imitators in Ja- pan to get very busy for once China becomes d sea power. as great or greater than Japan. and there Is no reason she should not sn become. then there WI be very little left uf the .lapaucS, empire. it will be swallowed up in the capacious maw "t the real d"- minant factor of Asia. China is in the swadling clothes If development.
 But China is coming along and th" time will soon come when ih" people who can learn and copy and invent wlil dominate the r""pl" wh" can only lrtIH aud copy
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Nome Weekly Nugget, l month ..Sec Nome Weekly Nugget. year ..eS.oa NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE
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taken i'll two weeks ago. D. J. Ham mon BradShaw declared he was "n" longer a sick man."
 The day before he had promised Mir. Edison that he might go out if the weaaher should be clear The famous inventor watched the sky all day and at 5:SO the afternoon called jubiliantly to Mrs. Edison that the sun had broken through the clouds.
 They then went for half an hours ride, with Mrs. Edison at the wheel of the automobile.
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Official Paper
NOME. ALASKA. OCTOBER 24. 1913

An English Jd!nrll 'N slated tr command the Chimes" nttN and begin lhc work of actually l0rntu- a lot of -iaHk iht-- modern 'rrhtiu-- force of the sca. The fact is interesting per haps US d matter If news. Prrhapc IS may not hr at all interesting as l matter of news Rnt il points (" the awakening of The Chinrsr govern ment To the necessity of al once b. ginning to huild up a navy If il ever expects to become d power in .isia.
 some years az" China and Japan had War. At that time the lap anesc navy was not what it is today any yet il had uot the slightest tronhI" in whipping China from the seas in one short and sanGuinary con nict. Japan could do tn" same today, only in much shorter time. for Japan has advanced in the knowledge of na- val construction and naval warfa = while China has stood still
 When Jtpan woke up to the fac: that she WAS destined to become d world power if shc conserved her re- solrscs and at the same time took the best from all more enlightened coun- ,tics she began sending her young men abroad to study in all lines of in dustry and in the art of war. Japan is still doing this, although her stu dents nl things military arc not a4 welcome as they were when Iapar WAS cons idrrcd Il baby among tn. nations Japan has never originated anything. Her people are not inNcn- tive. they are not constructive But they are the greatest ,opicsts in the world and they ,rpy so w,ll that the! sometimes. merely on account of the, attention to detail make the copy bet ter than the original model.
 Japan sent hcr Nouu- men to tn naval schools If Am"Iica and England she sent them |" France amt Germany and Austr, and 'tcs, hri2lt Nunth. picked the h,sl ut all nn.~, services and when they went home they sa, down and from what thc' had gather cd in the waY "r Sh.p .uu&,rurtiot and armament aud "raanizati"n the, evolved tn" may of .L.p.,u \ com pact little nGhtnl fur.r of rhr scD with all the best that lt took th, mnny years tu dcy"lupr
 Now China is beginning to soc tn, needs of an efficient fleet. Sh" ha. taken the first step in the uphnldinl of that fleet and she has taken wis, step in employing an ntigcr trained il the finest school in IL, world. th, English navy.
 It is now to hc expected that tn, young men of China destined for fut. ire command in the navy will be sen Ia the English naval school. will scry, on board English training ships an( VIII S'uhS tue NlAS "l f.nSld will her sea fighters. The Chinaman i. as good. if not better imitator thar the Jap. He also has one very won. derful advantage over the Jap. II, has what the men of Nippon have no and never will have. initiative and in. Nentiycncss.
 These Chinese students will not Dc content with merely making good copies of what they see in the En-
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some p"up!c >'.m tu l., provided hN providence with more of the material goods of this world than they need while others, no matter how hard they struggle. how clean and honestly they try can barely manaE" to scrape along Why this should nr m the scheme nf things none can tell Hat il seems l." lc th" ease.
 Likewise some 'r, endowed with more brilliant mental faculties than others If course there is a lot in 1 education and opportunities to study and advance but just the same when the intellccts were delt out some p"o- pIe drew good deal m"rr in the line "f proper grey mattr than others No one ever thinks "f casting his poverty in a mans face. No one eyer makes a butt If the r""r devil who is suffering from lack of worldly goods II isn't any joke to h" Worn down with th" lack of things and tn" other frl- l low knows il and the man wh" ls down on his luck. who is short of the things that make for material com fort Is piticd and nor" often helped than scorncd
 What a wonderfully good thing this is How 1t makes fpt 4 feeling If brotherhood among all iu.ii and how i it cheers tn" fellow Wh" IS down L." 1 hdN" some one aprr'rat" and s>mpI thiz. and understand Even 1T uur
 cannot expect hclr it iS a great com fort [" know that hro,,US, "n" Is down 1 he k mol an outc1st. n object If scorn or jul," This Ittuudr "f tn" l fortunate ones S uln.tim"S the link
 that binds th" harduck brother to
 society and lIf.-lI-n...k..- ..Nisteh,-,. bcarable.
 All that, for th" materially docrcpid. the weak in pockcthouk tho man whp Is not all there financially. Now how
 about the other kind of poverty strirk
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PHONE MAIN NO. 4s
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SEND YOUR LAUNDRY

To the Pseples' Laundry where you will receive good work executed by nSns but white employees. whe receive the standard wages.
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Entered as second class matter Feb %. 1907. at the Postofflce at Nome. Alaska. under the Act of Congres of March 3, 1878.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24
EDISON TAKES OUTING;
 FIRST IN TWO WEEKS

NEW YORK-Thomas \. Edison left his home in West Orange yester- day for the first time since he was
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-24

Copy for regular advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day of publication.
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The Nugget will print your station cry at reasonable priess on short notice,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

nal wystqpil w obronie robotnika
i izatwierdzll dczycye nizszego sa-
du: wobec tego llackett etrzynla
swoje 100000 przcszlo $4,000 W
proccncie. cd powyzszej sunny.
Hackett stracil obie nogi wSku-
tex zaniedbania obowiazk6w To-
remana remizowego wytoczyl
proces-o OdSzkodowanie W chica-
goskich sqdach. Sad przysiegiych
przyznai mu $50, 600 UdszkOdOwa-
MIA, sad apelacyjny ten wyrok
zatwierdzii. kompania Wtcnczas
apelcwala do/sqdu najwyzszcgo
wlStanach Ijednoczonych, W kto-
rel to apclacyi utrzymyWala, re
prawo W Stanie Indiana CO do Cd
szkodowania Jest niekonStytrcyj-
ne. Najwyzszy TRIBUNAL zwalii
twierdzenie kompanii / przyznai
OdszkOdUwanie IIackettOwi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
TAFONCZYCY PROTE-
STUJA.

Washington, D. G., 6 maJa. =
Japonia protcstuje urzedowo
przcciw ,ustawic antyJaponskicJ
przeprowadzonej W legislature
Stanu kalifornia.
Rad W Waszyn3tonie obawia
sic smutnych nastepstw. Sprawa
ia najprawdopodobnicJ jedynie
dla utrzymania przyjaznych Sto-
sunk0w oprze sic o sadly kraJowe,
ktore muszq rozStrzygnQc, czy
nova ustawa jest konstytucyjna.
W tym wypadku ME wiadomo,
ktoby wni6s} te sprawe. Rzad
znalalzby sic w arcyk}opctllwem
polozeniu, bo Z jednej strony mil
sialby bronit swych traktatow z
Japonia, a Z drugicj zn0w trzcba
koniccznic bronit kalifornijczy=
k0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
TeIegEamy KIaj0We'
PRZYZNAJE SIE DO KRZY-
WORCESTERSHIRE.

Springfield, e maja. - Przed
komisyq uiaskawieh odbywaly sic
wczoraj przesluchy W sprawie
Maurycego Enrishta, ktory 70
staf Skazany na wiezienie "a re
kome zamordowanie Wincente9o
Altmana. Wczoraj przedlozono
komisyi zaprzysiezone zeznanle
Freda Irisha, kt6ry przyznaje sic
do krzywoprzysiestwa popelnio-
nego ,przez siebie W procesie En-
rishta.
Po stronic Enrighta przed Eo-
misya stanelo dwu adwokatow.
Gl6wnym jego obrohc2 Jest Char
les Eberstcin, jest potem take po
lego stronie byly gubernator va
ties. Dennis Donahuc i Frank Reed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06

Japonia przez sWego posfa w
Waszyngtonie przygotowuJe IL
rzedowy protest ten zostanle
wreczony Bryanowi skoro ten
stawi sic W Waszyngtonle. Japon-
czykom ME chodzi tyle o pozba-
wienie ich praw nabywania zie-
mi w Kalifornii ale chodzi I'M
gl0wnie O to, ze Kalifornia wobec
calego Swiata uzna}a ich narod "a
podrzedny.
San Francisco, CAL, 6 maja. :
Przez diuzszy czas WstrzymyWa-
no til wyjazd transportowca rza-
dowcgo Sherman, kt6ry mia1 Je-
chac do Honolulu z wielka ilosc1a
amunicyi. Amunicya ia jest'prze-
znaczona dla zolnierzy amerykan-
skich ma Filipinach. Wczoraj de-
parliament wojny przys1al nakaz,
bv natychmiast okret Sherman
ruszyl do Filipin,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
TGIGgTamy zagTaniGzDe'
z RZYMU.

Rzym, q maja. - Papiez Plus
y. zupelnie przySzedi do zdrowia,
kardynai Diomede FalconiO, kto-
ry W swoim czasie zoStal byl a
mcrykanskim obywatelem, kiedy
pelnl urzad delegate apostOlskle-
90, wczoraj zastal OLGA SwleteSo
najzupeiniej zdrowego i rzezkie-
go, wiclkiem zainteresowaniem
i dziwna swiezoScia omawiajace-
90 wszelkie sprawy koScielne.
Kardynal Ealconio miaI bye ma
audycncyi : kwictnia, ale podow-
czas przeszkodzila temu choroba
OLGA Swietego i musiano Qdlozye
audyencye. Tcraz, otrzymawszy
zaproszcnie cd Papieza, natych-
miaSt poSpicszyl teso skorzy-
sta.
lapicz wyraziI ubolewanie, ze
ME mogl przyjQt pielsrzymow a
merykanSkich, kt6rzy przybyli
byl do Rzymu pod przcwodnict-
ven Biskupa Schrembsa Tolc-
do. PowiedziaI, ze czui sIe wow
czas dose dCbrzc. ale muSiai pod
dac sic rozkazom lckarzy.Nardy-
nal odpowicdziaI, ze Biskup
SchrembS ze SzeSciu amerykanSkl-
mi ksiezmi 50 jeszczc W Rzymie i
pragncliby hold zlozyc Ojcu
Swietemu, a gdy Papiez wyrazii
zyczenic ich powitania, kardynai
powiedzial, ze tclesraficznie pre-
Sic i'm O tenn wiadomoSc do Lon
dvnu. Pc polgodzinnsj audyencyi
Kardvnal chcial odejSc, by zbyt-
MO nic nuzyc Papieza. ale ten go
icszcze zatrzymal, r'5wiac. ze po
tax diugiem przymusowem mil
czcniu chcialby sic raz wysadac'
Powicdzial, re trzymano so W ta-
kiem odosubnicniu, IL trudno mIl
bvlo wlasueml sioStrami sic WI
dvwac. Take i Mszy sw. odpra-
Wac mu ME pozwolono, ale wczo-
raj ,rano ME pytaj2c sic lekarza q
pozwulenic, naEOzcnstwo odpra-
WI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-06
z CZARNOGORY.
Frankfurt. n. M, s maja

Frankfurt, n. NJ, s maja- -
Krol Nikita zamierza wkrotce alb
dykowac. TAX przynaJmniej dono-
81 Konstantynopola kOrespon-
dent ..Frankfurter Zeitung''.
Cetynje, 8 maja. = Krol Mkt
ia zarzadzii ewakuacye Skrtta-i
stosownie do zyczeh mocarstw.
lax wiadomo, krol wszediSzy d.
p kwictnia ma czele wojsk swoich
zwvciesko do Skutari, c5wiadczyl
bvl stanowczo, ze do ostatnlel
kropli krwi bronic bedzie sweI
zdobyczy. a p6zniej ami grozby "a
nj demonstracye wojenne Au-
strvi. ami wiadomosc, re Wlochy
poprq Austrye, ME zdolaiy go "a
chwiac " postanowieniu. Dopiero
kiedy Rosya staneia po stronie
Austryi i Wloch radziia krolowl
zastosowat sic do zyczeh mo-
lcarstw, krol Nikita usluchai, a
Gala Europa Lei odetchnela, bo
zachodzila Ottawa. re Rosya ze-
chce przeszkodziG Austryi W kro-
kach wojennych. Przyrzeczono
krolowi dac StoSowne odszkodo-
wanie " formie pewnych obsza-
row, ktoye zostanq przyiqczone do
Czarnogory.
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pismo cd krola Alfonso.
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w sobote swego generala Jose Sa-
lazar jego zwolennikow napedzl-
lv Casas Grandes, gdy i'm kaza-
no ruszac przeciw Chihuahua, O.
trzymaly zawezwanie, by przyaa-
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stow. Liczba ich wynosl Eoo. Je-
zeli usluchaja, to znaczne obszary
wzdluz kolei polnocnej ma potud-
ME az do Juarez dostan2 sic W re-
ce rewolucyonistow. .zaJecieA "a
sas Grandes ma wielkie znaczenle
dla powstancow, gdyz stamtad IA
two Jest zaprowiantowac sic w O
peracvach ku Juarez. Zamierzala