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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08

the book of books of the social set. Mr..
Pierce promised that only the names OF
those who were really entitled to De
printed upon the pages of the book would
there appear, as there was a committee
of five leading society people, whose
names he would not, Of course, diyuige'
who would act as censors. New iork
had but one censor, Ward McAlister,
but Honolulu lays claim to five. WHAT
a work the censorsl would have mad In
such small place as this2
s&&s&
Mr.. Addison Miner finds life at Homo
lulu very pleasant-and. for that matter,
where does he not finS it SO, says the
San Francisco Bulletin Tbs<worid owes
him a very good time and he will collect
the worlds Indebtedness in this direction
ait least. add" was In business IN the
isiands-but incoming or outgoing steam
ers sees him down on the wharf with "a
warm welcome or an .adieu," as the case
may be.
T. w Hebron who has been at the
Coast, returned home by the steamer Oh
Wednesday, the 5th-
x.*S
{,Walter Maefariane. son of Mr. ana
Mrs. Fred. Macfarlane, who mas peeh
away attending school, Is pach iol n'S
summer holidays
Ss&S
Mr.. Frank Damon went, to Hiio by
tuesdays Kinau-
.&&S y
Mr.. Theodore Richards VIII spend
short time in the Rainy City.
s$x$ -
Mr.. w ". Hall went to Hilo by last
weeks Kinau. Mr. Hall will attend the
Evangelical Association meeting.
1919
Among the Mariposa's passengers was
Miss M. Madeira, sister of the assistant
postmaster.
The America Maru took away German
Consul Gumprecht, who goes 70 l1os
kong
4 dinner, perfect in all its detdiis was
s-ivaY, bv Mrs. Frank Hatch and hsf sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. J. Halves, in honor OF
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Valenciennes Laces.

is at the front of the house on the
ground floor. 1t is a high. spacious
room, sixty feet long and twenty-four
feet wide, and at one side is a raiete1
stage that viii doubtless be the scene of
many clever society vaudevilles. So
much sounds commonplace, but Mrs. Ir-
wins ballroom win be anything but COM
monplace. The appointments and deco
rations for it have been taken bodily
from beautiful old palace in Europe,
and they are now on the way to their
new home. Mrs. Irwin saw, admired,
and, with the aid of much diplomacy
and more ducats, captured them, during
her last trip abroad. A ball or an en-
tertainment of any sort in this Old
World setting will undoubtedly possess
a charm unusual in city that has been
criticised as too terribly new"
&&x
Count ]. Won Waldthausen, formerly
German. CONSUL to India, arrived in Ho-
nolssd in the Ventura.
x&& ~
Mrs George F. Renton, wife of the
manager of Eva plantation, was tender
ed a farewell reception Saturday evening
by the Ladies' Reading Club of Eva.
1888
The duet by Mrs. Otis and Mr.. Brown
Church was a great treat for those who
were fortunate enough to hear it.
.&.&.%
[Dr. and Mrs. Mcdonald entertained at
dinner at the Hawaiian Hotel on Mon
day evening, Rev. D. Kincaid, Mr. Wales
Kincaid and Mr.. Giel.
%&x
Ine senior class of Punahou viii be
THE guests of Miss Dagmar Sorenson on
Monday night of next week at a dancing
party.
In her valley home on Friday between
the hours of and 5, Mrs. Sidney BalIou
entertained at cards. The spacious
rooms, opening into each other, hung
with exquisite paintings, and with here
and there the CLEAN of beautiful bits of
marble against backgrounds of fern-fiIled
hooks, are at all times a pleasure-feast
for the most fastidious of eyes. Yester-
day they were made doubly beautiful by
the abundance of rarest flowers, scarlet
geraniums being chiefly used in the dec
orations.
The hostess was gowned In a sin4plS >or-
candle with pale green ribbons at her
throat and beta gown thorough well
suited to her delicate loneliness. She
was assisted during the afternoon by the
Misses Hartwell, who scored for the
players
s&&&
The first prize was captured by Mrs.
Shaker. while the second prize went ito
Mrs Sam Wilder The first 1a0 a
Royal Worcester cup and saucer which
made up for its diminntiveness in rich
ness of workmanship The second was
a cut-glass< bowl
s.s.s Il
Mrs. Philip Frear, Mrs. Giles Gere and
Mrs. Marston Campbell were .'at home"
to their friends on Friday afternoon at
the residence of Kris. Giles Gere, corner
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For entangling some feeble and unwary
wing
In meshes as fatefuI as mirage
Better Days. or Millionaire of To-
morrow is a collaboration by Thomas
and Anna Fitch, published in 1891 1t is
a study of the methods by which a mil
lionaire may help the wage-worker to
help himself. The opening chapter is de-
voted to a competitive locomotive race
which is told OF propheticany, as occur
ring in the future. Then the story
swings into place in the mountains of
Santa Catalina. in Arizona with a fine
description of a storm. A discovery of
a mine of fabulous wealth follows.
By the discoveries of gold in California
and Australia. fourteen hundred millions
was added in ten years to the worlds
stock of precious metals. But
this addition was made gradually, while
the product OF forty years of all the gold
mines in the world was not equal to the
sum which in less than four years might
be taken from David Mornings mine.
knowledge of the extent of the
Morning mine would Immediately enrich
the debtors and ruin the creditors of the
world, unless the Governments of each
should demonetize gold, deny it access to
the minis, refuse to coin ii, and SO de-
grade it to a commodity.-Thomas and
Anna Fitch.
From this, as text, the bent of the
story may be perceived:
The truth is a persistent fly that cam
not be brushed away by the wisps of rid
icule.
A pretty creature with Spanish temper
and nature comes in as a bit of dramatic
life into the story. thrusting pins into
the eye of the photograph OF her rival
and stabbing her canvas portrait
The hero Is pursued by all the world TO
share his wealth with them, when, for
tunately, the Morning Mine" gives out
: Bob said Morning, ION my soul, L
am glad of it. The problem of over-pro-
duction of gold win no longer vex the
world. and now I shall have chance to
pass a few hours in quiet with my WIFE.
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Kinau and Keeaumoku streets The
rooms were hung with festoons Of the
feathery pepper tree, and huge punches
of yellow Paris daisies and cosmos were
scattered about. Mrs. Frear was gowned
in white organdie with garniture of black
lace. Mrs. Campbell was in tucked lawn
of sheerest white. Mrs. Ceres dress was
of soft cream null and daintily trimmed
with lace. The guests were Mrs. Morris
Bissel, Mrs. j. NJ. Oat, Mrs. A. j. Otis,
Mrs. G.. j. Anger, Mrs. NJ NJ. Estee,
Mrs. Deering, Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs
Walter Frear. Mrs. J. T. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Andrews, Mrs. F. b. Atherton, Mrs. Gill
man, Mrs. Ralph Gere. Mrs. Clifford
Whitney, Mrs, Sayers, Mrs. W. w. Hall,
Miss Charlotte Hail. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. A.
R.Gurrey, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tenney Peck,
Mrs. Castle Coleman, Mrs. W. j. Robin
son, Mrs. Judson, Miss Judson, Mrs.
Brock Mrs. Getz, Mrs. J. T. Water
>tf01se. Mrs. Frank Damon, Mrs. King,
Mrs. Maxon Smith, Miss Griswold, Mrs.
Rodgers, Mrs. Belle Jones, Mrs. W. E.
Taylor. Mrs. j. C. Brown, Mrs. Mon
tague Turner, Mrs. Chas Cooke and
others.
Mrs b F. Marks became the happy
owner of the consolation prize, Dres-
den vase.
Among the most noticeable gowns was
that of Mrs. Arthur Lovekin a lovely
combination of old gold satin, striped
with white.
Mrs. McGrew's silver-gray satin was a
beautiful setting for her stately face.
Miss Kaufman was in a deep-blue lawn.
Mrs. Laura Wight wore heliotrope
chiffon over silk with a relief of tiny
bands of black velvet ribbons.
.x.&.3
6iss Mary Widdifield was the daintiest
of summer-day ladies in pale blue, with
white lace and organdie over.
Mrs. F. ]. Lowrey wore a beautiful
toilet of ecru grass linen with just a
suggestion of pale green that shimmered
here and there through the applica with
which the gown was trimmed.
1873
AIRS. George Carriers was strikingiy
handsome costume of black pineapple
silk garnished with silver passamen-
terie.
The guests were Mrs. James Spencer,
MIS-. A1tnuA DioWAs Aifo. oidhSi, Af .
Sam Damon, Mrs. Widdifield, Miss K.
Widdifield, Miss May Damon, Mrs. j. s..
McGrew. Mrs. P. Andrews, Mrs. A Full
Ter, Mrs. Brooner, Miss Sarah Carter.
Mrs. ]. o. Carter, Miss NJ. Widdifield,
Miss Hartwell, Miss Stansbury. Mrs. F.
Macfarlane, Miss HartwelI. Mrs. Laura
Wight, Mrs. n. Folke, Mrs. A. E. Mich
OILS, Miss West, Mrs. VIM. Wilder, Mrs.
S. Wilder Mrs. Mary Gum, Mrs Chas-
Wilder. Mrs. James Spencer, Mrs. F.
Hatch. Miss Kaufman, Miss Castle. Mrs.
B. F. Marks, Mrs. Belle Jones, Mrs.
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s0ong society woman in
a of city. where the So
Rs the features worth liv-
md where diplomats and
ELBOWS. There is moth
a about this young WON
'ss is pretty and probably
% down here in the ISL
\, addition says the CLIMATE
mat a residence<fa few
4. "a upon the ace, hands
deep lbre@n hue, this
dstsrP'aed to add the
ras1ion, so that when. she
well, the place
~ SHOW & marvel
men complexion which
q her friends and enc
nee it win be to say
sc manner when spo-
her complexion. "oh,
ne Hawaiian Islands
ran y'know." so sweetly
-. nov crushing it viii
Ter ten Of her travels
group Of islands. In
nue. she disdains the
~. and does an her shop
VI the day, the middle
VI IA the evening, barel
MS the fashion to 20.
tames-but when the
- that she really
real dark tan, it's a
sss
- Of the blue book
- so HonOlulans SO many
s.s sa1vasser for the vol
-. ne, Mr.. John H.Pieree,
. IN the MurEny move.
sway to Ns% 9orka as
= atty Ne~ Yorker Who
ne erstwhile temper
r.. e !. is known in
! tss NE Honolulu goo
xbs weeks While he was
I'm. project he visited
d foOms and there ex-
Ia. eaaOn why so-ana-so
names recorded IN
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-06-08

e most conspicuous So
arss at the Moana Hotel
ION Fitch. a venerable
10 vet retains much of
ana and iuveniIity OF APP
iistinguished her thirty
among the bellies of the
Ms. Fitch is as notable
Is Is her husband of the
She is decidedly literary
mia days she was con-
iAa Hesperian," and was,
irst California woman to
III Tie title of this book.
EAlishad in 1871, i<Bound
ri d Fate" FOCAL color
II the strange theories of
y sTs setTorth from the
: ia child named Cora.
: San Frsneiscan was pub
Re long asa Mrs. Fitch made
saaa ezIA Persia, . con-
fItseis hOm an unpublished
batting d the order of "Lu-
aieF ihs poem, completed,
b. Pstnam, in New York,
ne q The Loves of Paul
hs il is difficult to main
ny AID poetical spirit of a
rstYe yet Mrs. Fitch has
Introducing the most
q description and phil
1aoat the story, which
snliul mind and a cum
sh is the following:
aFs ended and autumn
sasd baFkage and crimson
F SPIDER comes out of the
''''it' yet with softest of
ss eye in some leveltng
cray. he proceeds to in
Forest. with armies Of
Illusions, as subtle as
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Mr. Lovette Rockwell, who has been
travelling in China, Japan and Corea
for number of months, reports having
had an enjoyable trip, though he con-
fesses to considerable disappointment as
to the general impression left with him
of the beauties of Japanese scenery.
which he thinks cannot compare with
the Islands.
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TO LEASE

FOR A TERM OF YEARS. A piece
OF land fronting on South street, and
running through to Chamberlain
street. the frontage on each OF said
streets being 40 feet. and having .
depth Of 40 feet
This property II suitable Tor the
erection Of warehouses and stores. For
terms. apply to the
KAPIoI4ANI ESTATE. LTD.
1874
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-04-27
Kronika MiejscoWa'
Ze spraw miejskich.

Przedstawiciele kompanij asse.
kuracyjnych byli wczoraj u burmi-
strza przedstawili mu potrzebe
zastspienia starzejacego sic s1efa
policyi SWINE inns, m}odsza sifa.
Zdaje sic ME ulegac watpliwosci,
ze dni urzedowania p. SWINE So
luz policzone. Kto bedzie jego>na.
stepca, dowiemy sic wkr6tce.
Alderman Alling jest tego zda-
MIA, ze komisarzy parkowych wy
bierao powinien lud. Dotychczas
mianuja komisarzy dzielnicy poiu-
dniowej sedziowie powiatowi, a
dzielnicy pofnocno zachodniej gu.
bernator. Komisarze rozporzadza.
ia ogromnemi sumami, kt6re skfa.
da og6} ludnosci, ME iczac sic z
tenn, czy upiekszanie parkdw podo-
ba sic ogolowi ludu, lub tylko wy
iacznie kapitalistom. Gdy komisa-
RE zalezeo beda cd wolf ludu, sto-
sunki zmienia sic ma lepsze.
W okolicy Adams str. "A ulicy
tylko raz W rok zjawia sic woz do
wywozenia odpadkow. Tamtejsze
gospodynie utrzymuja same porza-
dek pred domami, wynoszac od-
padki ma PRONE Lofty zagrzebujac
je tam W ziemi.
Mayor Harrison jest "a przedfu-
zeniem prsywilejow kompanij ko-
lei ulicznyoh ma 20 lat, azeby ufa.
twit i'm no2nosS prEeprowadasnia
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Kolebka kr6lewska.

Krolowa wdowa Maigorzata
przesiaia synowej swojej ola spo-
dziewanego potomka kolebke, ktd.
"a W roku 1869 ofarowana byla
przez miasto Neapol obecnemu
krolowi. Jest to W swoim rodzaJn
arcydziefo, do kt6rego rysunkdw
dostarczyi malarze Morelli Paliz-
ri. Prsednia czes6 kolebki podp'e-
ra 6gura wyobrazajaca dziecko' 2
tylu zas aniol rozpostatemi skrzy-
d}ami oslania glove niemowlecia,
spoczywaiacego W kolebce. Arty-
sci usifowali nadae ornamentom i
ozdobom eharakter neapolitahski
W tym celu usyli wyiacznie pra-
vie matsryafu wyrobdw miejsco-
wych ii. korai, konchy periowej !
szyldkretu Kslsbka ma ksssais
cwalny.
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Uduszeni dymem

W domu pn.2543 La Sale st.zna}-
duje sic skfad gafganiarza, W kto.
rym przepedzafo noce 20 biedakow'
zapalify sic tam W nocy szmaty,
lecz up}ynefo DUO czasu, zanim
przechodnie ogien spostrzegh /
straz zaalarmowali. w napefnio.
nych dymem izbach znaleziono
szeso os6b nieprzytomnych, ktore
strazacy wielkim trudem wynie.
sli ma ulice. Tu dopiero pokazato
sic, re trzy osoby juz ME zyja, a
mianowicie Grzegorz Gondrewski,
Jakob Jakubowski i Tomasz Con-
rad. Trzej inni choruja, lecs jest
nadzieja utrzymania ich przy ay.
ciu. Ich nazwiska brzmia: Tho.
mas McDonaugh, Mikoiaj Kunc 1
Michael Mccarthy. Innych spio-
chow wybudzono ze snu W sama
pore, tax ze wiasnyoh sifach wy.
szli ma ulice.
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seph Muir W czasie podr6zy okre-
tenn niedawno przez takich oszu-
stow stracif $4,000.
Rome wiadomoscl
teIegraficzne.

= Nieprawdziwa ma bye wiado-
nose zamachu ma kr6la rumun.
skiego Karola. Jakis waryat rzu-
cal kamieniami do okien W SUITE
renach pafacu aresztowano go ma
tychmiast,
= Rad austryacki przedfozyf
radzie panstwa nowele tyczaca sic
budowy trzech kanaf6w VI dystryk-
tach Dunaju, Weftawy, haby i Wi
sly. Koszta msja wynosic 25O mi
lion6w guldenow, budowa ma sic
rozpoczac W T. 1904, ukohczyc W
r. 1924.
- Szach perski bardzo ciezko
jest chory.
= Komitet filipinski W Madry-
Gle W Hiszpanii przyjaf rezolucya,
by wojne przeciw Amerykanom
prowadzono do ostatecznosci.
- Wfoski kr6lob6jca Bresci 20.
stall wyslany ma Gale zycie do
karnej kolonii ma wyspie Vento.
tene.
Nominacya gen. brygady Ludlo-
wa ma gubernatora wojskowego de-
partamentu Visayas ma Fiiipinach
cofhieto, gdyz jest on bardzo chory
i ma powr6ci6 90 Stanow zjedn.
- W izbie posf6w legislatury
stanu Illinois przeszedi waany dla
Chicago bill pieoioprocentowej sto-
py podatkowej 80 giosami przeciw
AZ. Zwiekszy on znacznie dochody
miasta ciezary sprawiedliwiej ro-
ziozy.
: w Clayton, N. NJ, zostaf po-
wieszony Ketchum, osiawiony ro-
zb6jnik pociagow, znany pod ma
zwa Black jack. W czasie eg-
zekucyi giowa zbrodniarza oderwa-
Ia sic od ciafa.
W Buffalo N. Y, aresztowano
Thomasa Mcclellan, zarzadce, su-
perintendenta kasyera browaru
frmy Boyle & Mcalynn W Phila-
delphi, "a sprzeniwierzenie $780,
900 nalezacych do Army.
- q South Dakota donosza o
strasznych huraganach, kt6re Kill
ka farm zr6wnaiy ziemia.
= W Cincinnati, O., i okolicy po-
wodz, jak sic zdaje, doszfa do pnn-
kta kulminacyjnego woda zaczy-
ma opadat. Najwyzszy stan wody
wynosil 1896 stop.
W Anaconda, Mont. rabusie
w}amali sic do pewnego wyszynku,
zabrali kase 300 funt6w wazacq ma
wdz, wywiezli ja "a miasto, tam ja
rozbili i zabrali niej $4,000 W
zfocie.
- Okret angielski Dovenbyhall
przyby} do San Francisco, odbyw-
sly droge Liverpoolu W ia
dniach.
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Echa z Opery.

Ma cztwartkowem przedstawic.
niu ,Hugonot6w" sala Auditorium
byia wypelniona po brzegi, wczo-
rajszy ,,Tannhauser" sciagnat do
sail r6wnie liczna publicznose. DIS
odbeda sic diva ostatnie przedsta-
wienia W biezacym sezonie: po po'
ludniu odspiewany zostanie '"Lo.
hengrin" re wsp6fudzia}em obyd-
woch pan6w Reszk6w, wieczorem
odspiewaja artysci ,,Trubadura" /
Il Pagliacci".
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i niewinnej spiywafy wszedzie,
gdzie staneia stopa Europejczyka'
Mord pozoga, zniszczenie i rabu-
mex, to srodki, zapomoca kt6rych
wpajano W uparte iby chihskie
szczytne idee europejskiej cywili.
zacyi.
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Szpieg aresztowany w Paryzu ma bye
Polakiem.
MAsONERYA w ARMII NIEMIECKIEJ
ZnOWu obrabowanie pOciagu. - Generality konsul W
PretOryi rezygnuje

pe1Sk1cn przez Ilcy Iacye' Do wy
noszenia zrabowanych przedmio-
tow uzywano ich wfascicieli; W ra-
zie gdy kt6ry miat DUO pieniedsy,
m6gi odkupic cd rabusi6w swoje
w}asne rzeczy "a sfona cene. Euro
pejczycy So grzeczni, uprzejmi i
ludzcy!
Mad stawem Lotosu wprost pa
iacu cesarskiego stoi pafac drugi,
gdzie cesarzowa wdows wiezi}a
mlodego cesarza. Mieszkanie mo-
narchy, - do kt6rego drugie wei
scie zamurowano, tax, by straz pill
nowaia jedynie bramy gf6wnej, q
ucieczka tedy byfa niemozliWa -
skfadafo sig tylko z trzech poko-
j6w: bawialni, sypialni bibliote-
XII. peinej cennych ksiazek, opra-
wionych W zolty iedwab cesarski;
"a ioze sfuzyia dostojnemu wiez-
niowi otomana. Otoz ma ksiaz-
kach pozostsiy tylko strzepki je-
dwabiu, ma otomanie kawafki
bardzo kosztownego aksamitu, -
pozdzierano wszystko.
Stoiy, fawki krzesfa, W wick
szej czesci cennego ciemnego, bar
dzo twardego drzewa, bogato i na-
der oryginalnie ozdobione. rabali
zo}nierze setkami ma drzazgi, bo
ME mogh bra6 ze soba. Jedan z
szeregowo6w niemieckich napefnif
sw6j worek cd chleba zegarkami
kieszonkowemi i spszedawaf je po
3 dolary "a sztuke. W og6le i
zofnierze innych narodowosci
sprzedawai jawnie zrabowane
przedmioty. zwtaszcza duzo bar
dzo jedwabiu powr6ciio znow ia
droga ma rynek. Stad wynikfo, ze
pomimo zburzenis miasta, handel
ozywii sig zn6w znacznie. Pred
mioty. kt6re zdobity palace cesar
skie, sprzedawane So dzisia5 ma
rynkach setksmi i tysiacami, a u
swiecony kolor a6lty, ktorego pod
grozbs najsurowszej kary niewolno
byio nosit nikomu, opr6cz dworu
cesarskiego, przechodzi do wszyst-
kich sfer ludnosci.
W mie5cie cesarskiem, dzielnicy
Pekinu, do kt6rej, jak wiadomo,
zwykfy smiertelnik bezksrnie wejbc
ME m6gf, - znajduje SIG przeszto
200 budynk6w, W wiekszej czeSci
palac6w, Swiatyn, dom6w miesz.
kalnych wyzszych urzednikow i t.
d.; wszystkie te gmachy zawierafy
mnostwo kosztownych sprzet6w, a
wszedzie dzisiai spustoszenie ME-
siychane.
A tymczasem r6wnorzednie ta-
klein sciaganiem osobistych male
zytosci ,,za fatyge", odbywa}y sic
sadly wojenne "a Chihczyk6w' po-
dejrzanych 0 nalezenie do hord
,,czerwonego ku}aka". Ma lada de-
nuncyacye sprowadzano podejrza-
ne osobistosci pod eskorts wojsko-
wa do wiezienia i stawiano przed
sad wojenny. Oskarzeni zasiadai
ma }awkach, majac tyfu kompa-
ME zofnierzy, desygnowana do wy
konania wyroku. Pc kr6tkiem a
wezfowatem przestuchaniu. delik-
wentowi padajacemu ma twarz, o.
glaszano wyrok, W pare godzin
p6zniej trup przeszyty kulami i
walajacy sie W piasku, byf dowo-
dem, re ,,sprawiedhwo5ci stafo sic
zadose". Egzekucye take pre-
prowadzano masami; niebezpie-
czeistwo dostania sic pod sad wo-
jenny wzrastaio miare zamozno-
sci obywatela, gdyz majatek ,bok-
ser6w" bywaf konfskowany....
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ting Flu. W dystrykcie Nanczeng
ma p6lnocny wsch6d cd Paoting
Flu pladruje lima banda i zagraza
miastu Nanczeng, gdzie znajduje
sie zafoga z 20 zofnierzy niemiec-
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ogofoconem prawie wojsk, kt6re
wybraiy sic ma ekspedycya ku wiel-
kiemu murowi, daje sic spostrze-
gao ruch wrogi cudzoziemcom.
Ubiegiej nocy W Pekinie poroz-
lepiano plakaty, wzywajace patryo-
tycznych Chinczyk6w, by dnia 10
Maja powstali wsp6lnie celem wy
pedzenia wszystkioh cudzoziem-
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naj5pieszniej powrocif do Pekinu,
gdyzstylko jego obecno5c moze "a
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dzoziemcom.
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narazi ma nowo cudzoziemcow ma
przesladowanie.
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Najwyzszy tryhunai austryacki "a
twierdzif wyrok sadu przysiegiych
W Pisek W Czechach, ma mocy kto-
rego Leopold Hilsner zostaf skaza-
ny ma smierc "a zamordowanie A
gnieszki Hruza, ale wyraznie zaz-
naczyf, IL ME zachodzi tn morder-
stwo rytualne.
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Aresztowany tu czfowiek, posadzo-
ny to, il dowiadywaf sic o taje-
mnicach fabryki broni Commentry
donosif mich Kruppowi W Mem
czech, ma bye Polakiem nazywa
sic Jowanowicz. Byf on oberkelne-
rem W hotelu Chatam W Paryzu.
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bomb. Czterech tych robotnik6w
aresztowano.
FRANKFURT, q Kwietnia. -
Poczatkowo donoszono, 2e CRU
z6w fabryki elektrochemicznej ME
daleko Griesheim dobyto 80 zwfok
$50 ciezko pokaleczonych, ale by
Ia to znaczna przeSada. Zdaje sic,
ze ME wiecej niz 25 zwiok dotych-
czas dobyto, chociaz jeszcze mic
pewnego donieb6 ME MONA. Skut-
ki eksplozyi byfy jednakowoz stra-
szliwe. W Griesheim uszkodzony
jest kazdy dom bez wyjatku. Fax
tenn tez jest, re W skutek parcia
powietrza po drugiej eksplozyi
kilkoro dzieci wpadlo do Menu i
utoneio. Wczoraj zas ma nowo pow
stat pozar nova eksplozya wyda-
rzyfa sic W zbiorniku gazoliny.
Mieszkancy Griesheim znowu u
ciekli do Frankfurtu, a nawet stra-
zacy i zofnierze oddalili sig cd
miejsca katastrofy.
PETERSBURG, 27go Kwietnia. =
Pofozenie uniwersytetow znowu
sie pogorszyfo. Studenci uniwer-
sytetu moskiewskiego wydali ode.
1--WE, azeby do czasu uwolnienia
aresztowanych student6w wytrwac
W biernej opozycyi. Pojawif sig
takze manifest proletaryusz6w do
caiego 5wiata" wzywajacy do gro
madnego wystapienia przeciw bru-
talnosci caratu. Protest datowany
| Jest 2 Brukseli zawiera podpisy
r6znych przyw6dzcow socyalisty-
cznych, takze amerykanskich.
w czasie wielkanocnych uroczy.
stosci W Taganrogu mad Mor2sm
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