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AsTARITA RAN A BRILLIANT RACE.
Won the Willow stnkes at Gravesend
and Smashed Track Record.

New York, Sept. I7.-Astarita. the. fleet
footed daughter Of Bathampton-Loia A,
won the Willow St4kes at Gravesend to-day.
she not only ran a splendid race. but
smashed the track record for hve and cne-
half furlongs. covering the distance In LOG
30. which is one-fifih of second faster
than King Hanover's record. made last
year. oaly one favorite won summary:
First race, about six furionss handicap-Mu-
site. n9 (Michaeis), u 10 J.. won; Wealth. 1oe
lyme, 70 I. second; Arsersl 10 .oconnor,. Z
ssf: Cort,a; Belle Of Lexington, Demurrer. Lord
Second race mile and seventy yards. selling
Potente. los tShea). 10 . won. Aalster. fe7 H.
ssmithl. y TO I second: Kinsrsine los q. Mar
Ss Sssire Hollis Peyton. choaie. Amur. Aisike.
Onic Girl and Woden also ran
Third race. the Willow Stakes. for 1-year-oid
hllies. i've and half furlongs-Astarits. i1s ffc-
Cuel. to / won: Molly Brznt lis dBrennznl. :
70 I. second: Eueenie Birch. rs cAichses). to
th,rc- Tine. los Is. Wild Thyme. Niiadi Love
0-avins- Dzster. Scicto. Lady Aibercraft. Rose
ws,er va Sweet Nell. oienant. Stamping Ground
Fourth race. mile and furicng. eelling-xerifo.
lel CRedfern}. TO L won: Esaies. lo< lH- coch-
ranl. q 70 10 second. Bar lie Duo. - tSheal. to
i. third Time. la IS. Oniy thrrc sf9rters-
,Fiffh race. five and half furlonEs-Bouton-
Mere. IL sCochran). rs 20 5. won: Manru. Il.
tIroxierl - 10 l. seccnd; Bsnent. IL h0Ccnncr).
1s % J. thfr. Time. 1.F IS. Hsckensack Arcade.
uaferock- @fcnze1mas. OIL In the Can. c6ionfst.
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DEAN RODE ELSIE L. TO VICTORY.
Nine-to-One Shot Won the Free Han.
dicap at Hawthorne.

Chicago, Sept. T.-Rls.e l.. at odds Of
20 !. won the Free Handicap at six furlongs
to-day the feature of the card Irene
Lindsey. the Eastern Importation. was Sec
ond while Burnie Bunton, the heavily
|, backed favorite. finished third after bad
ride.
Jockey Buchanan, who was set down yes
terday for ten days. was allowed to all
cut his engagements to-day. Weather clear
and warm; track fast. Summary:
First race, six furlongs-Wain-a-M -Moinen. III
Cfathews). ! to 70. won; George. ns tCoournl
Time. I:i3. MoabIna. Tea Rose III. She Wins.
Regea, Little Gem. Laura h and Paquita also
Second race. i've turlonEs-Jsekfgll. Ils QeryOr..
second; Canyon. ne lCohuTnl; 10 TO /. third.
Time I.ei. Lord Touehwood. Flyer, Judge
Hines. sardian. Capable. Blue Miracle. Captain
Mike Shelly and John c. King also ran
Third race, one and one-eignth miles-Red Tip.
IS tHelgeson). to . won; Count En- out, l01
TGth, GIGci to :. third. Time. rs pomadse Little
duchess H.. Queen Victoria, David Hsrum. wtd
Fourth race. six furiongs-Elsie L., loi IT.
to = second; Burnie Bunton. liz tCoournl. !
to 8 third. Time. 1:i3 Is. Jane Holly. Harry
New. Golden Glitter. Talpa, and Hopeneid also
ran.
Fifth race. five and one-halt furiongs-Flocar-
line. los Dean. 6 TO l. wen; vestry los CHelye-
sor). II TO 2. second; Lady Jocelyn. los MA
thewsl. TO :. third. Time, 1:oss.- Musical SLIP
per. Dodona, Adois onimula and Hattie Walker
sixth race, one and one-eIshth milss-Lady
chorister. 100 (Treanor). TO ]; won: Eilihuster.
81 10 4akha ihr line IL iss The caSton sai
Cotton. strangest. and Edith Q. also ran.
To-DAY'S HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
First race f1rioneS.
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was very fine Hilee ran the six furiongs
in 1:l4i4 and the seven furlonGs In 1:27S&.
This was extremely fast Any time they
run seven furlongs under 1:2s they will beat
Ciales at Delmar.
LONG SHOT WON LAST RACE.
Admetus. a 20-to-1 shot. won the last
race. Though The Republic said that he
would come home alone If ready. the bet
tors let him 90 to 20 to l. He led all the
way and walked in easily. Russian, the
fayorite, was third. Brutal. another good
horse. was fourth, but a nose behind.
Una Price. long overdue good thing.
won the first race. The start was so bad
that there was no form to the race. The
first three horses had 1t all to themselves
Hengist ran a fine race from where he got
OF. Queen Esher. the favorite. was on
flying and in front. But she Is not within
a month of a race and quit She Is very
fat and loggy.
Mr.. Dade broke 1t up again in the second
race. but 1t was truly run. Pourquoi Pas,
a 1-to-2 favorite. on flying and In front:
she won easily. Happy Chappy. the second
choice. was second, and Barnacie, the third
choice, third.
The sport was good. the finishes most ex-
citing and the betting very heavy.
TO-DAY'S DELMAR ENTRIES.
First race selling one mile and twenty yards:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
coURsING OFFICERS ELECTED.
Board of Directors Decide Upon No
vember 8 as Opening of Season.

At the annual meeting Of stockholders in
the Pastime Coursing Club. held yesterday.
the following directors were elected: T. NJ.
Jenkins. J.. J. LAWN. A. A. Busch, Louis
Lemp, John s. Brstton. Ralph H orth-
vein. C. Lacy Crawford. Ehrhardt Anheu-
ser and Alex Konta-
From their own number the directors
elected officers for the year. selecting John
8. Bratton as president. Alex Konta as vice
president. T. NJ. Jenkins as treasurer and
E. J. Brown secretary. The remaining d.
rectors will constitute the Executive Com
nfttee- Coursing will commence November
8 and 9. when the Waterloo Cup meeting
VIII be held at the Deinsar race track
Judge Grace OF California will preside at
the meeting. and his son. Jimmy Grace. viii
handle the leash The stake viii be an all
aged AFFAIR. limited TO sfxty-four grey
hounds. with $25 as the entrance fee and
8. 90 added by the Pastire Club This viii
make II one of the most valuable stakes
ever run Ia this country.
The Waterloo Purse and Plate ase a2so
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
Horse Formerly known as Seyoy Wo
EnSiIY Over n Roufe.


Buffalo. n. ", Sept. lin the third
race at Kenilworth Park to-day. Syrlin,
formerly known as Sevoy. was pitted against
G.. B. Morris. Janice. Bill Massie and Silk
Cord. IL was thought that Syrlin could no,
go the route at a mile and seventy yards
and there was a strong plunge on Janice.
The old Sevoy finished fun of running and
could have gone another half mile. Sum-
mary:
First race five and one-half furlongx-Beck
ham. Ill Cr. Knight). 10 ]. won; Sheppard II.
(Adamsl. TO L second. FL Chihuahua. ll3 (Alex-
ander. } TO !. third Time. l:oi -.
Second race. hye furlongS-JudEe voorhees, IL.
u. DaIy)). 10 won: June Collins. IL (Minderj.
10 ], second; Russell Garth. liz LAdamsl. 10
to 1. third. Time. I:de.
Third race. one mile and twenty yards-Syrlin.
1os tRobertsonl, to l. won: Janice, 10i (Aiinder)
to /. second; Bill Massie. i05 (sIcInsrney).
20 !. third Time. l:H l-5-
Fourth race. six furiOngs-oconee, 10 Cwain-
knight, 10 to L second: Chanterelle. los Nic-
Inerney). to ]. third T1me,-i:iI %
fifth race. six furlongs-Petit Bleu, 80 u.
Daly). to /. first; Enue. i03 Csinder) ] to /.
second; Onyx ~ IL Jackson). 4 TO i. third
sixth race. one mile. seillng-Jake Weber, loi
lAdSms). 70 L won; Loone. los CMcInerney1,
]. third Time, 1:f-
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Results Mt DefroIf

Detroit Mich, Sept 17.-Scortic with IIgh,
weight up, won the feature event. a two-mils
race. al Windsor to-day. Weather clear; track
fair Results:
First race, seven furIongs-JIgger won: Arti-
ncial. second. Insolence. third. Time. 1:3Os.
second race. six furfongs-President won; Mel
Time. 1:l6.
Third race. two mLes-Scorctic won: Bellcourt.
second: G. W. W. third. Time. 3:35.
Fourth race. i've furlougs-Geria won; Mrs
1:03L-
Fifth race. mile-Easy Street won: Frank Nc
second. 30 Idle. third. Time I:42ts.
sixth race. six and 4 half furlongsLSister Kate
II won: Iris. second: Martha Street, third.
Time. I:e3.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
Several Hurt in Runaway.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Mount Vernon. Ill. Sept E.-As a result
day afternoon. Mrs. J. F. Lea-n ard her
3-year -old daughter and Mrs. Leacb's moth
er and 5-year-old niece we're thrown from
and sustained dangerous injuries Sirs
Leach was rendered uncolsci3us end the
niece's injuries are more scrsous than any
the home Of Senator J. II. watson. :.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
LORD DERBY WINS FROM
THE MONK IN FAST HEATS.
New Record for Amateur Race to
Wagon Made mt Empire City Track
Other Harness Races.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE racing was de-
cidedly exciting at the Empire City track
to-day. The weather was perfect. the track
fast and speculation brisk.
In the Grand Special between Lord Derby
C205zD. and The Monk. with the same rec
ord. the former was the choice at 100 to 90
The Monk had the pole, and c. K q. BIZ
lings lost no time In sending him to the
front.
He led by two lengths up to the top OF
the stretch. when Mathers sent Lord Derby
for one OF those electric finishes. for which
he has become famous He was just lit
tie too late. however. and. though The
Monk was firing. he just managed to win
by q nose.
The betting was now 100 to 70 on Lord
Derby. The Monk again led to within fifty
yards OF the wire, when Lord Derby. In a
superb drive. won by a neck. Pools now
sold 50 to 30 on Lord Derby, and the pair
got a perfect start. going Ike a team to
the back stretch. where The Monk broke
and Lord Derby came on and won by five
lengths. This is the fastest race OF three
heats to a wagon ever trotted. the time in
the second and third heats being 2:o6. and
in the first heat 2.o5is-
Summaries:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

make her finish. She does not want to be
hustled IN the first part of it II she is up
Let her rate along in third or fourth place
10 the stretch and then come along
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
High School Candidates
Turned Out Forty
Strong for Practice.

Faulconbr5dge. Mayor Graham. Sir Troubadour,
Sailane smith and Jake Greenberg also ran
sixth race one and one-sixteenth mIie-Rock-
wstsr: IL ,odom). to ). won: slipthrift ZIG
sCochranl. 10 TO ]. second: Heno, Iie 0o'C,onnor1
10 10. third Time. 1916 IS. Only three starters
To-DAY'S GRAyESEND ENTRIES
First race. lightweight handicap. about six fur
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
Cures Blood Poison.

trial treatment sent tree 20 ali who suffer
from blood poison. mucous patches IN the mouth
stions. falling hair, etc. Address Dr., A Z Rob-
1nsons s7ie3Berry St. Fl Wsyne. Ind. to-day for
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

JUNIOR LEAGUE.
once Men 3, Nohnvk, ?.

Office Men of the Junior League won their
opening match Of the season from the Mohawks
last night az the Royal alleys by the score OF
three 10 two. The score In full was:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
THE REPUBLIC FORM CHART


Judge
10 racep PURSES andup
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Apprentice allowance claimed
THE REPUBLIC SELECTIONS
First race-Mission, crisis. Battus.
Second race-Miss Eon, L.azzaire. Mabel Hunt.
Fourth race-Mss Golightly. Kindred. Kiss
Fifth race-Donator Spurs Hahnis
Sixth race-Four Leaf C. Van Hoorebeke
Lunar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
GRAvEsENp SELECTIONS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
New Yo-k, Sept l7.-Selections:
First race-Belyino. st. Finnan. Grand Opera
second race-Sombrero, HuntresSa, CarbQncie.
Third race-Ben Battle, Flora Pomona Vim
cennes
Trimble
Fifth race-SheriT Belle Bensonhurst. GiorIoso
Sixth race-Runnels. Jim Clark Roxane
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Chicago. Sept. r7.-Seiections:
First race-St Cuthbert- Bard Burns Rabunta-
second race-Lymal Hay, Tho Crisis. Belle
Graham.
Third race-Mccheney Pink Coat: scintillant.
Fourth race-Oid Fox. MacIaren. FaIella-
Fifth race-Erulare. Rose Tree. Sllurian.
sixth race-Dodie s.. Pirates Queen. Scotch
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
AS A BETTING PROPOSITION.
Four Leaf C. Looks Like the Best BE
of the Day at Delnar

Mission. in the mud. IL Delmar track is
muddy to-day. This is a good horse when
the going is stiff. Mona B. is In light. She
loves mud. She does not love distance
though. She can win at a mile IL tff field
Is bad enough TO let her. This field Is had
enough 10 suit any one. Crisis was q good
thing IN mud at Kinloch in the race that
will run good race. Battus was a 1:4e-
horse last year How he could run in
mud. Watch the betting on him to-day Get
on II he goes down. William F. ran q fine
race among good horses last time He
Is in light here and will run a good race
He loves mud. too. One More Is also q con-
tender.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Lazarre has been running with better
horses than the lot she finds herself in
with to-day. She wants a distance and
may not be a mudder. This is scarce far
enough for her. She has had long rest
and may have improved some. Hannah
Lady has nice speed and Is a mudder all
the way. Miss Eon,s last two races were
gsod and among better horses. She win
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
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10
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sense Of fwenb health
in %
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Will Home
r. o p m m to p m
DRS. FRANCIS & FRANCIS, 200 ps,i olIxE M STREET, M J,
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No Racing at Lake Contrary.
sYRLIN SURPRISED THE TALEN,

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St Joseph, No, Sept. 1.-THE Lake Contrar,
races were declared on to-day account Of rain
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Securities all but one game firm, tb.
Cabarnes in the opening match OF their season a.,
the Crescent eileys last night. The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

scheduled. The first stake Is q thirty-tvo-
dog AFFAIR for greyhounds in the first round
OF the cup, while the plate Is a sixteen-dor
stake for those beaten in the second round
OF the cup The American Derby for pun
pies or 1901. viii be run the following week.
Nebrnskans to Join Chicago Eleven.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Chicago. Sept. I'm p. Pllsoury In. rrar,r
nalf back, and kohler. the center OF the lint
versity CT Nebraska football team. have xritts,
70 Chicaso saving they would enter the Univera
slty OF chicago October l. They are exp~cfed -
Join the football team and viii M fs-,a,, 80. \,
strengthen the Maroon eleven.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
vAR|COCELE CURED ms BAYS.

HaeoCele Is Weakened and brokendown condition Of the
S - Il Is constant menace to health and IL neg
physical mental and sexual II afflicted come
10
and how by our method Of entirely rid
special method OF accomplish
seldom do the
cured. but the
their fullest
single failure. without
medical
this
sides giving constitutional remedies
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BOWLING.
MERCHANTS LEAGUE.


Haupts 4, White Roses 4.
Haupts won all but one game from the White
Rose team In their match; The score:
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18


III ST.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Port Royal cannot make the Delmar
turns. He slowed up 10 nothing on them
yesterday. They bet on Port Royal, they
bet on Ma'amselle, they bet on Handspin-
ner and they will bet on Delagoa to-day
just because they came from the East.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Two apprentices. Houbre and Scully. We're
in a four-horse nose finish in the handicap.
The little boys are certainly best at Del
mar.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

II was reported yesterday that Jockey
Sayers only sustained n simple fracture
OF the leg. not a compound one, as was
stated. Doctor Neville says that the break
is good one just above the ankle. He
thinks the boy will be well in two months.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

'Ezel entry. fHncreth entry. tDu
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18
securitie. a. C.b.nn..

TOtals......s4 100 2, 30 n 20 rs iiss q Is-
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

Start good. Won driving: second same. Wi
Henda Dwyer. Barklyite was well ridden. saved
kalos had speed. but tired Dade took him wide l
five lengths and the race as Barkiyite saved gro
q sharp contender to the last sixteenth. WI
Bert was on badly and was crowded out OF It on
Time-:02, I'm, :2sls. :ss1.. :5os&. 1u3, 1:lsb.
10 Fourth race. purse $500. for 3-year-ol
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-09-18

To-DAY's DELMAR ENTRIES.
First race selling. one mile and twenty yards:
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-07-23

op6r policyi, skutkiem czego spro-
wadzono obozu so gwardzist6w,
kt6rzy bagnetami zmusili awantur-
nik6w do rozejScia sic i 100 z mich
aresztowali.
WASHINGTON, 2sgo lipca. -
Sekretarz wojny Root przesiaf pre-.
zydentowi do Oyster Bay do "a.
twierdzenia wyrok sadu wojennego
" sprawie majora Edwina F. Glenn
j porucznika Normana E. Cook.
Glenn zostai uznany winnym "a.
stosowywania .kuracyi wodnej"
wzgledem Filipinczyk6w skazano
60 ma zasuspendowanie przez mie-
siac W siuzbie. Cook zostaf uwol.
niony, pomimo ze jego rozkazu
rozstrzelano bez powodu trzech
jencow.
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jae sic majs wykohczeniem naJnle-
zbednieiszych prac przy kilku wiel-
kich budowlach, oprocz tego zna'
lazEo sic jeszcze kilku mularzy
kt6rzy sic stawili do piracy. Poll
cya aresztowafa cafy szereg poste-
runk6w strajkowych, namawiajq-
cych przejezdzajacych mularzy,
aby ME szukali W Poznaniu piracy.
Aresztowanych wsadzono do do
rock spieszono mimi W galopie
do wiezienia. Strajkujacych ma
larry i ciesli obecnie jest 2,5OO.
Zarzad straiku wydaf odezwe W
polskim niemieckim jezyku z ma
pisem: oPraWda o strajku mula-
rzy ciesli W Poznaniu." W Po'
znaniu rozdano 10000 takich
odezw. Policya starafa sic o kon-
fiskowanie tych odezw dostaia
znaczna Geese, rozdawana po uli-
each placach W swe rece. 4 ODE
zwy tel wyczytalismy, il praco.
dawcy podali nazwiska $50 mula-
rzy 375 ciesli ma tax zwanej c7ar-
nej liscie rozesfali ia po calych
Nienczech.
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j. E. ks. Kardynal MeczyslaW l1r. 7alka=LedochoWskl
Urodz 29,go um@1 d 22go Lipa 1902

WASHINGTON, 23go lipca. -
Ma zapytanie gubernstora Tafta
odpowiedziaf minister wojny Root,
re urzednikom amerykahskim VOL
no przyjmowac mniejsze upominki
cd ksiazat Fagranicznych, wiec i
cd Papieza, lecz wieksze dary po-
winny bye skfadane W nSmithso-
nian Institute.
MANILA, 23go lip ca. -
1,2OO konstabl6w pod komenda ka-
pitana Baker otoczyio W zeszfy
czwartek 80 powstancow, ktorymi
dowodzili naczelnicy Montellon i
Felisardo. Powstancy, korzystaiac
z ciemnosci nocy, rzucili sic ma
kordon konstabl6w i przedarli sic
W CORY, zostawiajac W reku Amery-
kan6w IA zabitych i 10 jenc6w.
Obydwaj naczelnicy, ktorych
schwytanie gtownie ozchodzifo sic,
zbiegIi.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, % lipcs. =
300 zotnierzy z 3 brygady milicyi
stanu Illinois opusciio nocy ob6z
pod Lincoln przybyfo dotad. Ia.
chowywali sic ha}asliwie stawiali
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da gfoWnie uwzglednione potrzeby
Kosciola katolickiego W Stanach
zjednoczonych i dlatego byfy dele
gat apostolski Satolli ma wiecej
widok6w zostania nastepca kardy-
nafa Ledochowskiego, niz kardyna}
Vanutelli.
PARTz, 12go lipca. - Pc
rozdaniu nagr6d uczniom W szkole
maiacei bye zamknieta, poniewaz
duchowni jej kierownicy ME uzna-
waja prawa kongregacyach, wy
giaszano gwaftowne mowy przeciw
postepowaniu rzadu. skutkiem
czego oburzyf sie lud napadf ma
policye. Aresztowano kilku depu-
towanych ksiezy. W innych szko-
lach paryskich przyszfo takze do
zaburzen, a innych miast francu-
skich donosza demonstracyach
katolikow przeciw masonskiemu u
rzadowi, kt6ry wszakze pragnie "a
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zyskawszy przytomuosci. Ojciec
Swiety, dowiedziawszy sic 0 Smier'
ci kardynaia, padt ma kolana i mo-
dill sic gorqco "a jego dusze.
Obecnie pozostaje przy zyciu
tylko dw6ch kardynaf6w, miano-
wanych przez papieza Piusa IXgo,
a mianowicie San Stefano i Pa.
rocchi. Rozchodzi sic pogfoska, re
kardynat Vanutelli zostanie ma
stepca zmariego kardynafa obej-
mie prefecture Propagandy.
RzYM, 23go lipcs. - Opr6cz
apostolskiego Delegate DO Filipin,
zamianuje Papiez arcybiskupa ma
nilskiego, kt6rym zossanie prawdo-
podobnie biskup z Green Bay.
Wis, Ks. Sebastian Gebhard Mess
mer, urodzenia Szwajcar i byfy
professor prawa kanonicznego ma
uniwersytecie waszyngtonskim.
Ma Filipinach ustanowione 70
stana try nowe biskupstwa. Cru
bernator Taft oswiadczyE, ae je-
dnym nowych biskup6w zostanie
z urodzenia Filipinczyk. .Przy obsa.
dzeniu prefsktury Proparandy be.
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tyce miedzynarodowej zajma ME.
watpliwie Stany Zjednoczone.

tyce miedzynarodoWeJ zaJma ME.
watpliwie Stany Zjednoczone.
HAMBURG, 23go lipca. -
Skutkiem zderzenia sic parowca
,Primus" holownikiem ,,Hansa"
ma Elbie, ME so lecz lO4 osob Ultra
clio zycie. Katastrofa zdarzyla sic
W nocy, gdy ma pokiadzie grafa
muzyka tanczono. Powstafa pani.
ka, podczas kt6rej mezczyzni po-
stepowali brutalnie kobietami,
azeby tylko siebie ocalit. Me bra
kfo wszakze dowod6w bohaterstwa.
Jeden mezczyzn pobiegf do ka-
juty i wyni6st niej dziecko,!pr
wiesif je ma szyje, podaf reke mat
ce wskoczyi do wody, " ply
waiac dosta6 sic do br l, ma od-
legfost 100 stop CO mu sie W zu-
pefnosci udafo. Miedzy innymi u
tonela rodzina, ztozona z ojca, mat.
XII szesciorga dzieci.
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Telegrar11y.

RzYM, 25go lipca. = Hardy
nal Mieczysfaw Halka Ledochow-
ski, prefekt Propsgandy, zmarfy
wczoraj, wyjechat jeszcze W ponie-
dziafek ma zwykfy spacer. Gdy
sfuzacy wszedt rano do jego poko-
ju, zastaf kardynafa bez przyto-
mnosci, tknietego apopleksyq.
Wkr6tce potem sedziwy dostojnik
Kosciola wyzionat ducha, ME od-