davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21
Sanif SjpnlDffc. Statiitif.

~lterlet Ior Saroel og Sjsiart bar Of.
'entliggiort ell itatiitiit Gperiigt ouer
De Sisl!ptfer, DER / aarct 1911 er
ouergoaeoe oanife Saroelsifi6e bjeni.
me % noe iamt fremmebe Sfibe /
Honife Garuanoe. Cpcriigten omiat.
Ter ioIt 2i9 oanife o. 90 iremmeoc
SfIbe. Sislge 5abellerne err Der /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

1902 til 22be Oft. 1903; Saserups
dnhet 22oc Oft. 1908 iii lite Morris
1905; Chr. Nid,eliens, lite NartS
1905 til 23oe Oft. 1907; SspIano@,
23oe Oft. 1907 til 19be WdrtS
1908; @unnar anuoiens. t9be Mar.
1908 i'll 1 Sebr. 1910; apnoms, 2.
q, 1 Sebr. 1910 til 16oe Sebr.
1912; @ratlies, 16be Sebr. 1912 til
30te Sanlar 1913; 8unnar anlo.
lens. 30te San. 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

Tn befIenot irauif Sorifer bar an.
Itlaet Sammenligninger oper De eli.
ropGiife Petitioners Seqemsbsibe oa
fommer til islgenbe interesiante BE.
iuliater:
Ie bsieIie 6olf / europa er RorS.
mGrroeue og Speniferne og oereitcr
isIger Sfotterne % Gnglpnoerne,
iom aae / @jenneminit er TO DE.
Ter beie. 8ernpit islger ,Srlpnoer.
ne, Ganiterne. 9elgierne oa 5pifer.
lie, iom life fommer UNDER 1.67 Me.
ter. Rusierne naar / 8ienneminii
1.66 %, 5ranifmPnoene OF Sumo.
nierne 1.65 Dieter.
en6nu minore er Wdauorerne
meb 1.63 Dieter OF Sinnerne meo
1852 Dieter. Com europpiif Gpera.
rolf maa Sapperne betraates, iom
flln / 8ieuneminit uaar t.54 @eter.
4~orsesiGroen 1914. Storarteoe
Sorbereoelier. I'll 9torge 1914. ertrd.
tog ira minneapolis meo 5uriit.
posn. Gget Sfi6 ira amerifa iii
9orse. Geite pil blipe Ell Sptreiie
pRrot at oeltase /. Bill &c biem til
De itore SsitibeligheOer ioa gipes ber
ben beetle Anlehniug, Get oil betalt
iig at ifripe eiter hIloitPnbig Splps'
ming III z. !. Slitao,
minneapolis. Iinn
201S Spnoale Aue.. z.
Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21

Imerifalinjen. Zen RobeI al Sen
norife amerifalinies fsrite Sfib
"ariitianiafioro", Tom for Siben er
ubitiQet / Stortingets 5oriamIinas-
ioI, bar poft Stortingsmrnoenes
ReiielpIt. Ter lfal pare itor Stem.
ming for. of Stortineet og Heaierin.
gen refer meb goabcn til Bergen
poo bens ierite Sur ben 5te SSuti OF
tuger tilbage til ariitianio meO Der.
e~ensbanen. Set pilbe lltpiliomt bli
Ell glimrenoc &cflome Tor 9inien loo.
pei hiemme iom / Imerifa, ON cen
Srren funoe fommc iitano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21
Srpncernes 9lmcrifafGro. -

"lPHUtIHtP Hl6lIluTUI IVY
Sronbbiem meboeles ben lite tSes
bruar. S%ronobiems Wanosiangfor.
enin1, iom ifuIOe foretoge Ell San.
9erfero til Nmerifa nleo BEN me
amerifalinies fsrite Sfib, pil for.
mentlig blipe mot til of uoiptte Sus
rem. 9orets Sntpresiario bar nems
Zig meOOelt, at oct er llbelbigt at fon.
certere mibtfommers paa 8rlno al
Den iterfe @arme, oq ga "ariitinnia.
fioro life bIiper fprbig fsr / Sum-,
bar ban anbefalet at uoiptte 9eisaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-02-21
Gmbess.Goeu. Sdh. ga sroiif

V~mbebs'Vocn. 80l0s o. Sraflt'
efnternca neutrality-suspicious. (Gm.
beo@flaSlerne) bar ilsl1e "Rutt. be-
~lllittet al inogoa til Regiering og
H'9soag meb ct Inoraaenoe ON al
taa embebS'eoen oiifaiiet og ailsit
al ct Se'te pau sgre OF Sompittig.
heN. anoro1enbet oil Ell al Taaenc
blipc ooerleperet Siuaere5 Sors
munb.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-16
Had a Reason.

81 hope you don't associate with
that man saw you speak to in the
street just now"
Associate with him? What do you
take me for? That man, sir, is one
of the most rascaIly, corrupt, sneak
ing, underhand, lOw-dOwn, villainous
and depraved scOUndrels that ever
managed to keep out of jail"
Il know it. But why are you on
speaking terms with him at au?"
why, Pm-er-his lawyer"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-16
DID HE BITE7

DID nix Bile
Finest profession on the earth,
sir" clustered the blunt old army
officer. ANY man that's a man is in
the armyw
Matter of opinion, matter of opin-
ion, my dear major" remarked his
elderly listener. "Other professions
offer equal advantages"
AS he spoke he glanced toward a
gentleman in clerical attire seated
near.
The fiery old major noted the
glance.
Sir" he answered, edo you know
that, if had a son who was an idiot
l would make a parsOn Of him?"
The clergyman present turned
round, with benign air.
Evidently your father held a diff
ferent view, major" he quietly re-
marked.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-16
EARLY SYMPTOMS

YES" sighed the bride, marriage
makes a big difference"
Her mOther-in-law laughed.
Can one months experience real
ly have taught you so much wisdom?
But tell me, child" she added, what
has George been doing? Is anything
wrong?"
"Oh, no." said the girl; 'I don't
think anything is wrOng!" She hest
tated for a minute. but, d'you
know" she continued, whenever
whenever 1 sit on Georges knee now,
his foot goes to sleep ever so much
quicker than it used to-"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-16
WANTED 100 MUCH

AT certain college the male stu
dents were not permitted to visit the
resident lady boarders.
One day male student was caught
in the act of doing so. The president,
addressing him, said:
well, Mr.. Blank, the penalty for
| the first offense is two dollars, for
the second offense five dollars, for
the third seven dollars, and so on,
rising up to $25.
In solemn tones the trespasser
said:
'"How much would a season ticket
COST"
First Tramp-Strange how few of
] our youthful dreams come true.
Il Second Tramp-Oh, don't know. I
4 remember how 1 once yearned to
| wear long trousers. Now, I guess, I
wear them longer than almost any
body in the country.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18
The Piano Contest, the Capital Prize
and a Marriage.

The Herald and News Piano con-
test is interesting. Miss B. Marcus,
who has been conducting the contest,
is transferred elsewhere and ner
place here is filled by Miss M. Ounce
Bullock, of Jacksonville. She will be
remembered here as Miss Helen Irene
Carr who was in Newberry once
before in the interest Of a
contest. She conducted a piano con-
test at Abbeville last month, which
was a great success under her man
agement, as it could not fail to be
with such charming personality at the
head and as it is going to be here be-
cause of the same. The manager be-
came so popular herself in the con-
test she was conducting that she got
married and the Abbeville Medium
said the groom drew the capital prize
when he won the manager.
AS she is to be in Newberry con-
Quoting the contest that is now on the
following pleasant account from the
Medium will be interesting to our
readers:
'FMr. Bullock Won Capital Prize"
"Miss Grace Crawford thinks she
won the capital prize in the recent
popularity contest conducted by the
Medium but Mr.. NJ Ounce Bullock
disputes the point with her as he won
Miss Helen Irene Carr, manager of
the contest. Miss Carr and Mr.. Bull
lock slipped quietly away to Elberton,
Ca, on Saturday, October the 18th,
and were married by the magistrate
at that point, Mr.. H. A. Roebuck, re-
turning here on the next train. The
matter was kept absolutely quiet un-
til Yesterday when the above facts
were given to the Medium. 1t was
generally understood that they were
to be married soon but it seems Gu
pid would not wait so they got ahead
of all their friends and married Two
! weeks ago. The friends Of the happy
young couple at Mrs. Taggart's will
not know of it until they see it in the
Medium today
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18

States house of representatives as a
token of their afectionate interest
regard, on her marriage, November 25,
1872
When Senator Martins clerical
force reached his Office today they
found a waiting line Of we'll dressed,
eager-eyed men, who appeared too
prosperous for oficeseekers. Some
what bewildered, a clerk opened the
office door and the waiting line pass
ed through, each man with a card,
each card inscribed "Mr. So and So.
representing such and such jewelers.. "
A new person appeared inter:nit-
tently all day and everyone brought
catalogues from some would-be pur-
veyor of jewels and silverware to the
Senator from New Jersey, who has
undertaken to buy wedding present
on behalf of the Senate for Miss Will
son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18
APPOINTS H. S. HOLMAN.
Governor RecOnsiders and Names
Third Member of Orangeburg
Liquor Board.

Columbia, November 14-Henry S.
Holman, of Orangeburg, was appoint
ed late today by Governor Blease as
a member of the dispensary board for
Orangeburg county. This completes
the board, over the naming of which
there was such stir in Orangeburg
county for the last several weeks.
The other two members Of the board
are A. S. Dukes and Edgar L. Cutler,
these having been named recently by
Governor Blease.
The governor gave out no statement
with the official appointment OF Mr..
Holman, which read simply that Mr.
Henry S. Holman was appointed for
the term provided by law, which is
two years.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18
DIAMONDS FOR MISS WILSON.
House to Give Pendant Set with S6
Stones as Wedding Pesent.

Washington, November ia pen
dant made up Of one canary diamond
weighing six and one-half carats, sur
rounded by IS smaller diamonds, ar
ranged in pear shape and attached
to a neck chain in which smaller dia-
monds are set, will be the gift Of the
House of Representatives to Miss
Jessie Wilson when she marries
Francis B. Sayre in the White House
on November 25. Republican Leader
Mann, who started the movement by
which individual members of the
House contributed more than $4,000
for the gift, announced the description
in a formal statement to-day.
Mr.. Mann explained that the COM
mittee studied many suggestions and
designs and had the advice and aid
of Miss Genevieve Clark, daughter OF
the Speaker.
"Many beautiful pieces and sets OF
silverware were suggested said Mr.
Mann, "but the committee finally de-
termined to- select something with
more of an individual and special
character than the conventional tea
and coffee service with its accom-
panying silver pieces-somethins
which the lady will learn to love more
and more with time-an ornament fol
personal use, which will give constant
pleasure to the owner-a thing of rare
and singular beauty, neither ostenta'
tious or glaringly ornate.
Gas the love and respect of the
whole American people will go VIII
Miss Wilson through her entire life
this unique reminder of that love viii
always be with her, undimmed ant
untarnished by the lapse of years"
The gift will be in a jewelry boz
with the following inscription
sPresented to Miss Jessie Woodrow
Wilson by the members Of the United
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18

Hicklin, treasurer, is from Mary Adair
chapter, Chester; Mrs. Shannon, re-
cording secretary, is from Yorkville;
Mrs. Johnstone, corresponding secre-
tary, holds membership in Cateechee
chapter, Anderson; Mrs. Cain, histo-
rian, belongs to William Thompson
chapter, st. Matthews; Mrs. Sloan,
registrar, is a member of William
Capers chapter, Columbia; Mrs. Davis,
genealogist, is one of Musgroye Mills,
Clinton, members, and Mrs Baker,
auditor, is from Sumter's Home chap
ter, Sumter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18

"Mr. and Mrs. Bullock leave for a
short trip to Atlanta, Ca, returning
here tomorrow and will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Gam
brell on South Main street.
'Mrs. Bullock expects to conduct one
or two more contests between now
and Christmas after which time she
will give up the work and live in Alb
beville.
'Mr. Bullock has tne responsible po-
sition of night ticket agent at the
Seaboard Air Line railroad. The
bride while stranger here has made
many friends who wish her much hap
piness."
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18
ELECT OFFICERS.
Daughters of Revolution Choose
Ticket.-Mrs. Calhoun Regent.

Columbia, Nov. 14.-Although in:er-
est in the election of officers, and
especially of State regent to sue
ceed Mrs. Mayes, had grown inso re-
pressed excitement by yesterday after
noon. when the balloting began, the
promise of non-rnilitant methods jok-
ingly made at the opening session
by a visiting delegate, who, in reply
ing to the addresses of welcome, de-
clared that although we are going to
have an election there will be no fire
works" was fulfilled. Only two wo-
men were nominated for regent-Mrs
Calhoun and Mrs. Howard B. Car
Isle of spartanburg, the former win
ming by four votes. The result stood
"A to 40.
The following officers were elected
Officers of the D. AZ r.
State regent, Mrs. F. H. H. Cal
houn.
First vice regent, Mrs. Hugh Nc
Coll.
Second vice regent, Mrs. Howard
B. Carlisle.
Third vice regent, Mrs. E, Wal
ker Duvall.
Recording secretary, Mrs. NJ, O.
Shannon.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs
A. P. ,Johnstone.
Treasurer, Mrs. F. NJ Hicklin.
Register, Mrs. John T. Sloan.
Historian, Mrs. Franklin Clark
Cain.
Genealogist, Mrss. John Calhoun
Davis.
Auditor, Mrs. S. G. Baker.
The new regent was born and bred
in Illinois, coming to this State IL
years ago, a bride. However, she
has claims upon the South, she de-
clares, through some of her ancestors
who were Georgians. Her husband
who is native Of New York, is g
descendent of an uncle of John c
Calhoun, so that he comes from the
same original stock as the Sout1
Carolina Calhouns. By a strange turf
of fate he is at Clemson, the home o
the Calhoun family, being the pro
fessor of geology and vice director o
the agricultural department of Glen
son college.
Mrs. McColl, the new first vice re
gent, is a member of the Pee De-
chapter, Bennettsville; Mrs. Carlilse
second vice regent, is regent of tn
Cowpens chapter, spartanburg; Mrs
Duyall, third vice regent, belongs t,
Old Cheraw chapter, Cheraw; Mrs
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18
For Clean and Beautiful Premises.

The Mollohon Manufacturing COM
pany offers annually four prizes to
those having the best arranged and
cultivated flower yards and cleanest
premises. These are offered with a
view to encourage the people of the
village in taking a special pride in
the appearance, neatness and I'M
provement of their lot.
Judges, who are disinterested par
ties, are appointed to decide on these.
Those receiving the prizes this year
ending November 1st were: 1st prize,
Mrs. J. E. Darby; End prize, Mrs.
Earl shealy; 3rd prize, Mrs. Mace
Wright; 4th prize, Mrs. w. J. Gull
bertson.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18

Knickerbocker Pants for boys,
sizes 5 to 18, at reduced prices
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-18

Ladies' misses and children's
Cloaks now selling, big reduction
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
TeIegTamy >KEajOW0'
TORNADO w NEBRASCE.

Omaha, Neb. II pazdziernika
= Tornado, ktory powstai w po'
blizu miasta Oconto, w powiecie
Custer, przeszedi te okolice i 20,
stawil zniszczenie W paste ziem
20 mil diugim. Huragan uSmie-
rzyl sic dopiero W poblizu Sar-,
gent.
Trudno dostac szczegoiy kata-
strofy, albowiem wszystkie druty
telefoniczne i telegraficzne costa
iy pozrywane. Wiadomem jed,
max jest, re miasta Lodi i Bro
ken Bow ucierpiaiy. Pierwsze
wiadomoSci donosza, re miasto
Broken Bow zostalo zniszczone
lime wiadomoSci donosza, re tyl-
ko czeSc miasta zostala zniszczo'
ma. Huragan po drodze zniszczyI
mnostwo zabudowah farmer
skich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
PREZYDENT WYSADZIL
GROBLE w POWIETFZE.

Washington, II pazdziernika.-
Prezydcnt Wilson wysadzil wczo-
raj w powietrze groble, kt0ra
wstrzymywala woody jeziora Ga
tun cd przerebu Culebra. Prezy--
dent przylozyi swoja reke do klu-
cza, kt6ry puscif prad elektrycz-
my do Panamy grobla wyleciala
W powietrze. Stalo sic to godzi-
ME 2:O2 wczoraj popoludniu.
Panama, II pazdziernika. -
Grobla Gamboy, ktora w roku
1908 byla ma ustach kazdego czio-
wicka jako najwieksza tego ro--
dzaju struktura w Swiecie, wczo-
raj przestala istniec. Wysadzono
ia w powietrze i woody Z jeziora
Gatum wpuszczono poraz pierw-
sly do przerebu Culebra.
Calej grobli ME zniszczono, ME
eksplodowano bowiem wszystkie-
60 dynamitu podiozonego, w oba-
vie, by wybuch. ME zniszczy} to-
row kolcjowych mad brzegien
kanaiu. Wybuch mogi takze mi
szczyt pomost prowadzacy prze2
przereb Culebra. Dwie pozostale
sekcye grobli zostana wysadzone
w powietrze nieco p6zniej. Pod
grobla umieszczono 1000 funtow
dynamitu. Dynamit ten wyrwal
SO stop grobli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
JAPONIA A CHINY.

Pekin, II pazdziernika. - Chi
ny upokorzyly sic doslownie
pred Japonia i wypelnily wszel-
kie jej zadania w zwiazku Z sa-
tysfakcya "a gwaity urzadzone
przez Chinczyk6w na kilku Ja-
pohczykach W Nankinie i innych
miastach; podobno tylko jeden je-
szcze warunek ME zostai wyko-
many, to usuniecie gubernatora,
W ktorego prowincyi gwaity owe
speiniono, ale rad chinski zape-
wnia, re to sic stanie W chwili
nieco stosowniejszej spokojniej-
Szej niz obecna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
oROCES RYTUALNY W KIJOWIE.
SpraWy Anglii.
z Nierniec.
KWaWs Wpadk kOpaniaGh Wga, - pOGssu Suzsa -Shaj
Esr zabiy. - Haragan NsbraSGs - koisks miesO,
Z IAPONII.

Toxic, IL pazdzicrnika. -
Zmari tn ksiaze Taro Katsura,
znakomity dyplomats w6dz ia
ponski; trzykrotnie byl on pre-
mierem, takze swego czasu byi
ministrem wojny i finansow, o
raz gubernatorem wyspy Formo-
zy. Sluzyl w wojnie chinsko-ja-
pohskiej i odznaczy} sic w niej ia
ko wodz niepowszednich zdolno--
Sci. Posiadal europejskie wysokie
wyksztalcenie. Zgon jego budzi
zal powszechny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
Z ROSYI,

Kijow, IL pazdziernika. - SEN
zacya W procesie o mord rytualny,
toczacym sic tn przeciwko zydo--
wi BeiliSowi, oskarzonemu, o "a
mordowanie chrzeScijanskiego
chlopca Juszyhskiego - jest o.
statni artykui nadzwyczajnie
wplywowego pisma nKijewlia-
MIN, kt6ry nader ostro krytykuje
postepowanie wladz sadu, "a
rzuca i'm tendencyjnoSc trakto-
wanie oskarzonego ,,jak krolika
przy wiwisekcyi'; powiada dalej,
re w obliczu Swiata process ten
nova hanbe Rosyi przysPorzy.
Charakterystycznem jest to, &c
,,Kijewlianin" jest gazeta konser-
watywna i antysemicka" CO "a
znacza, ale ,,milsza prawda" -
jak wyraznic napisano w artyku-
le. WIadze rosyjskie pismo skon-
fiskowaty - oczywiScie...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
NAZWAL SULZERA KRYMI,
NALISTA.

Albany, N. Y. II pazdziernika.
- Wczoraj zako ;czyf sic process
gubernatora Sulzera. Zakonczono
60 przemowieniem oskarzycieli.
w imieuiu tychze przemowil Sc
nator Edward 7. Bracket ten
nazwai Sulzera kryminalista. Po-
wiedziai on, re senator Stilwell,
ktory obecnie siedzi w wiezienirl
"a najrozmaitsze przestePstwa
m6glby sic uczyc zbrodni Cd Sui
zera.
Bracket powiedziai, re Cd sa-
mego poczatku procesu Sulzera
czlonkom trybunaiu legislatury
grozono w najrozmaitszy sposob,
Grozono i'm ruina polityczna.
Przemowienie Altona Parkera
przeciw Sulzerowi bylo wprost
straszne. Parker powiedziai, re
Sulzer, kiedy go postawiono W
stan oskarzenia, czynil wszystko,
by sprawe umorzyc, ale sic ME
udaio. Grozii wszystkim, a skon-
szyio sie ma tenn, ze mic ME po-
wiedsial W swcjej obronie.
Obrehea SulAera powiedzial,
ze TRIBUNAL musi konieczno.ci
niektore rzeczy poblazliwie trak-
towac, bo najwieksi ludzie w
swiecie ME mogliby sic we wszy-
stkiem wobec sprawiedliwoSci IL
.trzymac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
ZABITO STRAJKIERA.

Trinidad, Cool. II pazdziernl-
ka. - Wczoraj stoczono nova
walke w tutejSzym strajku gorni-
kow. Pablo kilkadziesiat strza-
low ze strony strajkierow i re
strony straznikow. Mat Powell,
strajkicr zostai zabity ma miej-
scu, a trzeeh zraniono powaznie.
Kompanie milicyi przyslano
czempredzej ma miejsce zaburzeh
strajkierzy cofneli sic do swego
obozu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11

gdzie bylo ich 763, czyli 169 WIG
cej niz w roku minionym, Z tych
wypadk6w $50 zaszlo w 'kopal-
mach twardego wegla, a 3S3 w
kopalniach miekkiego wegla.
Stan West Virginia 1S1 wy
padkami znacznie obnizyl licz-
be Smiertelnych wypadkow, bo
jest ich 70 mniej. w Ohio bylo
80 wypadkow Smierci, W Illinois
81, w Alabama 55, W Colorado
A, w Indiana 81, W Tennessee
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
PoiCya Patrzy Przez
PalCe.....
Chicagoscy policyanci ME widza zepsucia
Chicago.
M A, PR A w O
Sedzia Hopkins powiada, ae pewnych wy
padkach wolno obic mezulka.
Harrison Kandydatem?
Stronnicy jego kaza mu sic ubiegac urzad
senatOra.
ZaStrzelif BandYte.
Xastrzelif BandYte.
Poznal rabusia przez siebie postrzelonego dopie'
ro kostnicy.

wziawszy meza pod ramions
chciala 60 zawlec do tramwaJu
Przyszlo nawct do wymiany ku-
lak6w pomiedzy czuIa para i po-
licyant Mccarthy znalaz} sic ma
miejscu.
w obecnosci policyanta parka
zaczeFa sic ponownie czubic. Nc
Carthy zaprowadzif pare malzef-
ska ma stacy policyjna. Sedzla
Hopkins powiedzia}, re kobleta
dobrze zrobila, gdy rzucila sic ia
ma1zonka ,,spra}a' go porzad-
nic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Londyn, IL Sierpnia. - Dono-
sza Belfastu w Irlandyi, re wo-
bee zamierzen rzadu, starajacego
sic mimo protesty UlsterzyStow,
przeprowadzic sw6j projekt auto
nomii Irlandyi - opozycyoniSci
poStanowili broniG sic i ogiosili
manifest, w ktorym zapowiadaja,
re wladz irlandzkich autonomicz-
nych ME uznaja, a zadaja obrony
wiadz angielskich.
- Sufrazystki angielskie urza-
dziiy awanture W ulicy Harley,
gdzie Jest wiele lekarskich blur
powybijaiy okna lekarzom dlate-
go, ze "a wielu lekarzy opinia "a
rzqdziiy wiadze Przymusowe kar-
mienie sufrazystek, uprawiaja--
cych glodowki po wiezieniach
pare awanturnic aresztowano;
szkody dose znaczne.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, II pazdziernika. - w
Langenschwalbach w Nadrenii
zmari browarz i milioner niemie--
cko-amerykanski, Adolf Busch re
St. Louis, Mo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
z MySIi obfakaneso flIozofa.

Gdybym W rekach swych miai wtadzs
Mad swiat6w naszym tysiacem,
Wtedy bym calkiem inaczej
Postapii sobie re sioncem.
GrzaG daibym mu tylko W zimie
I dobrze bym zrobii przecie,
Bo chyba kazdy mi przyzna.
ze chiodek jest mily - lecie.
swiecic kazaibym mu nocy,
Racye tenn miaibym przednie,
Bo / tax kazdV mi przyzna,
re tax wiino jest we dnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-10-11
SIEDZIAL 4S LAT w VIE
ZIENIU NIEWINNIE.
Hartford, Conn. II pazdzierni'

ka. - Wczoraj przedStawiono
dowody ma to, ze niejaki Charles
Gilbert, zostai skazany ma dozy-
wotnie wiezienie niewinnie w
wiezieniu TEN spedzi} lat 48. Gil
bert umari w tych dniach W VIE
zieniu.
Skazano go ma kare dozywot-
MIA "a rzekome zamordowanie IL
rzednika Stanow Zjednoczonych,
kt6ry w czasie wojny domowej
liberal rekrut6w w Hartford.
Czlowiek ten zawsze twierdzil
ze zostai skazany nlewlnnie
powiedziaf otwarcie, ze ojciec je-
60 dopuScii sic tel zbrodni. Du-
chowny w Hartford powiedzial
wczoraj, ze pred dwudziestu la
tv oiciec Gilberta ma lou $mier-
ci wobec niego przyznai sic do
tel zbrodni. Zeznania duchowne-
90 w calosci potwierdzaja krew-
nj Gilberta, kt6rzy siyszeli pred
Smiertne zeznanla.
Gilbert pred Smiercia wyrazii
zyczenie, by ciaIo jego oddano
lekarzom ma uniwersytecic Yale
i tam mieli zbadat jego mozg, by
sprawdzic czy byl winnym lub
ME