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The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15

The Emperor of Japan is hard
worker. He rises every morning about
5 or o'clock and works hard before
breakfast. Punctually at 9 o'clock he
joins his War Council, which COM
prises the Premier, Viscount Katsura,
the Elder Statesmen. the Ministers of
the Army and Navy, and experts from
usually sits in conference all day 'cng
with these men, constantly receiving
reports from Admiral Togo and Gen.
Kuroki, working out the plans for COM
pleting the mobilization of the reserves,
and mapping out the naval and mill
tary campaigns down to the smallest
detail. Often he is working long after
midnight.
His Imperial Majesty decides every
thing" said ar officer attached to the
general staff of the Army. He seeks
the advice of tha ablest and most eX
perienced men and is guided by it, but
he knows as much about naval and
military matters as the experts, and
he has a genius for doing the right
thing and doing it quickly. Whenever
there is a conflict of opinion in the
War Council he listens patiently to all
that can be said on both sides. and
then decides in moment. He never
hesitates. Sometimes he takes a course
which is opposed to the opinion of his
advisers, but it always seems to come
out right"
1t is said that the Emperor will soon
move his headquarters from Toxic to
Kioto, which is nearer to Saseho and
Nagasaki, the points to which news
from the front first arrives. During
the war with China he established his
headquarters at Hiroshima.
A prominent figure in the social
world of Toxic is Count Sou. the
feudal lord of the island of Tshushima,
which lies midway between Japan and
Korea, in the Korea Strait. This is
land is the most exposed outpost of
Japan, and it has been invaded MANY
times during previous wars by the
enemies of Nippon. Naturally, the
islanders were much excited at the
prospect of another invasion when the
war broke out. They hurried up and
got in shape to give the Russians a
warm reception, and now they seem
to be bitterly disappointed because
Admiral Togo has robbed them of
their chance of fight.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
NAPIER rs MISSING.

Williams Napier, a wealthy and
well-known farmer, who lives four
miles east of Cordele, has been miss
ing since Sunday. His friends are
alarmed. Napier hitched up his horse
about 10 o'clock Sunday night, packed
a few things in a trunk and went TO
Cordele. The horse and buggy were
found in an alley near the sales sta
bles of e. M. Pless, on Eighth street,
early Monday morning. The horse was
not hltched, and had apparently wan
dered about the streets all night. 1t
is believed that Napier took an early
morning train for Macon Monday. The
ticket agent at the Union Station re-
members having sold one ticket to the
point to a man answering the descrip-
ton of Napier, and a policeman on
duty there is positive that he saw him
about midnight Sunday.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
RESPITE FOR WILLIAMS.

Senator D. A. r. Crum of Dolly
county appeared before Gov. Terrell
and made an argument in favor of
communication from the death sentence
to life Imprisonment for Seymour Will
liams of Dolly, who is sentenced to
be hanged for the murder of a white
man named Edmundson. Williams
has been respited second time, this
last respite expiring May 20. At the
request of Senator Crum, the Gov
ernor will withhold action in the mat
ter until some further evidence in
connection with the case can be pre-
scented.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
CAUGHT A CARRIER.

Florida Times-Union: With its tail
feathers rather smutty and picking UP
grains of corn with the flock of chick
ems in the yard of Maggie Johnson, col
ored, 1904 West Beaver street, car
rier pigeon was found yesterday morn
ing. Maggie Johnson was feeding her
chickens and saw the pigeon. She did
not know that it was a carrier pigeon
and tried to scare it away Instead of
the pigeon getting frightened, it flew
toward Maggie, and she then discover
ed that it had a gold band about its
leg. She examined the band. and it
had the following marks on it, 1901
VIA" Maggie at once reported the
matter to the police department, after
placing the pigeon in a cage
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
For keeping WHISKY for sale.

Waycross. Ga, May 14.--The appeal
of Tom Martin, white drayman, from
the Mayors decision, was heard by
the City Council last night The de-
fendant was fined 800 or to serve nine
ty days on the gang by Mayor Jones
for keeping whisky for sale within the
city of Wayeross. and being dissatis-
fled with the sentence Martin appealed
10 Council with the result that the
Mayors sentence was sustained. Mar
tin has appealed the case to the SUI
perior Court.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Rack TO THE EARTH.

If the sun were hollow it could hold
100000 globes the size of our earth,
and an eye capable of viewing 10000
square miles an hour would require
$4,000 years to see all its surface
Waycross Herald. Look here, Perham,
you don't know a thing about it,
Marietta Journal.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
40 EXCUSE FOR BRIBERY.

Albany Daily Herald: There is no
excuse for bribery or crookedness in
the Democratic primaries in Georgia,
and where a county executive COM
mittee does it's duty there will be no
such disgraceful methods introduced
as some that are reported from the
recent state primary.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
HURT BY A. TRAIN.

ously hurt at Union Point Tuesday
by Georgia train. He had left the
Athens branch of the Georgia road
to board the train on the main line,
when he was struck by a moving train
and thrown down. Mr.. Adams is May
or of Demorest and was on his way
to Sparta.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
OSTRICH Eggs BURNED.

Fire was discovered in the incubator
house of the Florida Ostrich Farm
Wednesday, the fire being started by a
lamp in one of the incubators. Before
the fire could be extinguished it had
ruined about twenty-five ostrich eggs,
which were being Matched. These eggs
were valued at SIS each.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
BODY WASHED ASHORE.

The body of man in badly decom-
posed condition was found short dis
lance from Buena Vista Monday by
Judge Morley and others. The body
had the appearance of having been in
the water many weeks and possibly
months. 1t was given burial at Buena
Vista.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
MISSED THE POINT.

Augusta Herald: Richard Harding
Davis, who went to the scene of war as
war correspondent, is writing UP
stories of how the Americans make
love to the Japanese maidens. That
stuff may be all right, but the Ameri-
can people want to know how the Rus
slams and Japanese make love to each
other.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15

Sheriff Hopkins, while serving papers
on negro at Tallahassee. was forced
to shoot him in self-defense. Excite
ment ran high and trouble with the
negroes was expected after the shoot
ing. Armed posses, under the sheriff
and the police, were on the streets, and
also at the inquest
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
KILLING OF CAPT. sTANDLEY.

Ware County Omcers Following Up
Every Clue.
Waycross, Ga. May 14.-The assas-
sination of Capt. ]. o. STANDBY at
Huxford Monday night, an account of
which appeared in the Morning News,
is to be thoroughly investigated by
the authorities. reliable gentleman
asserts that there is strong circum-
stancial evidence against a white man
in connection with the killing of the
aged man. 1t is now said that Capt.
STANDBY was not a native of Virginia,
as was at first reported, but was born
and raised in South Carolina.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
STATE FAIR pATE FIXED.

1t has been decided to hold the
State Fair at Macon this year from
Oct. 10 to %, inclusive. The fair will
close on Friday. instead OF Saturday,
so that Saturday can be used as a
tearing up day.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15

He boasts that he is confirmed
bachelor" Perhaps he makes viz
tue OF necessity" Perhaps, and yet
necessity may be its own reward. -
Town and Country.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.

For sale, 1 Single and Double
Wardrobes, some glass fronts; 5 Bed
room Suites, with Mattress, Springs
and Iron Beds; l Hall Rack, l Large
Wall Mirror. 1 New Book Case, 5
Lounges, / Rattan Box Lounge, l
Spring Top Wagon good as new 30
Dining Chairs, 1 Large Range. with
hot water connections: 10 Odd Beds,
Springs and Mattresses, all for sale
cheap nearly at your price. Call Mon
Benton Transfer Co., 214 Jefferson
street. Bell Phone 10. Ga. Phone
1701
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
EXCITEMENT IN TALLAHASSEE.

of the paper June /. when the term of
the present editor expires.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~-~~~JNNNON-N~0-~I~I~
THE ANNUAL MAY BALL

THE ANNUAL MAY BALI
Marguerite Grace Stults Dancing Glass
at Guards Hall
Wednesday evening, May IS, at 500
O'Clock.
General dancing 10 to 1880.
Admission soc. Tickets on sale at
Solomons drug store and Conida's.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
FLORIDA.
FITZGERALD AS EDITOR.

FIIAGEHALD a EDIIUH-
Edward Fitzgerald Of Pensacola has
been chosen editor Of the Barlow cou-
rier-1 Informant. He will take charge
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
FOR SALE,
AT JOYCE'S,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We have removed our law offices to
the Germania Bank building, fourth
floor.
o'CoNNoR, o'BYRNE & HART
RIDGE,
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
Electric Vehicle,
"The Columbia"

The kind we can't keep. so
great is the demand. When
compared with the other
makes The Columbia" stands
just so far ahead as to be sim
ply in another class.
Two COLUMBI.AS sold yes
terday and more to come and
be sold this week.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
The Cadillac.

There are some machines sold
that look like Cadillacs. and
that is as close as they get to
them. They run on good roads
and in a stately, solemn way.
but when it comes to power
and speed they are back fol-
lowers" of the Cadillac every
time. In sand they are prac-
tically useless and can no more
accompany the Cadillac than
an elephant can fly over the
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
The Favorife OIds

Is selling just like it always
did. 1t is the popular Runa-
bout and everyday makes more
friends. Nothing like il for the
money. Nothing so handy for
eNarNdAN nSa
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
Columbus

Just show their superiority.
Finish, strength, smoothness in
running, durability and ease of
control are all in the Columbia.
No other electric vehicle will
give such satisfaction. Let us
demonstrate to you just what
we say here.
Our string of good Gas Cars
cannot be improved on.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-05-15
Clean
Through

Are the workmen tearing
down, and in few days work
will begin on the building of a
real trua trra
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19

publioznie znana jest wiadomost, ze po-
wstaJa bunty W licznych okregaoh. Miedzy
innymi, rezerwisci jednego potnocno. .rosyj-
skiego pufku piechoty zabili bagnetami 7
swoich oficerow. Gdzieindziej zn6w cafy
putk miaf odm6wic posfuszehstwa W chwili,
kiedy miano go wsadzac do pociagu kolejo,
wego. Dopiero generafowi udafo sic rezer-
wistow nakfonic do posiuszehstwa. Podo-
bne zajscia ogromna troska napefniaja mai
wyzsze kots wojskowe, car ma bye mad
zwyczsj przygnebiony i .zaniepokojouy.
Rozszerzane jest ogoInie zdanie. re straco
ma walka jest rama, ktora zagoic sic moze,
lecz bunty wojskowe rownaja sic zakaze.
niu krwi, ktore grozi smieroia...
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19
Japohczyk miIezy przy obcych.

Pan Niemirowicz Danczenko zamieszcza
W pewnem pismie rosyjskiem charakte
rystyczne opowiadanie rannego zofnierza
rosyjskiego Japonozykach.
Nv lazarecie nas-opowiada 6w zoi.
nierz-lezaf jeden ranny Japonczyk
Wszyscy z MIN dobrze, delikatnie, a ten,
szerokopyski, ciagle milczy. Siostry mu
dogadzafy, doktorzy cygarka mu W gebe
pakowai.... [ mysmy probowali-przeciei
to zofnierz. niby towarzysz. A ten pysk
odmie i ami s}owa.
My, MA sic rozumiec, swoich intere.
sach m6wimy, swoich zwierzchnikach
So przeoiez rozmaioi miedzy naszymi.
Ranni jezykow ME pilnuja, co mysli,
to j ma jezyku. Nlejeden takiego z siebie
wodza robi, re choc zaraz go z zofnierza
ma generate dawaj. On by pokazaf!
Jeden mas odezwa} sic tym Japon
czyku: 'musi bye gfupiec nielada, kiedy
mic nam sobie ME m6wi.'
M Myslelismy, ze nio ME rozumie, ten
jak sic ME odwrdoi, jak ME spojrzy ma mas
zgory-jskby chciaf powiedziec: oj, ho.
iota, hofota was-i po rosyjsku jaknaj
czysciej m6wi: MY ME tacy gfupcy, jak
wy" My przy obcych jezyka ME rozpu.
Co? Dobry taxi 'Japonczyk9 Jaki tc
charakter! lyle czasu milczai, jak po.
wiedziaf, to powiedziaf !-Wszystkich mas
jakby bfotem zmieszat....
Tylko ze umarf wkr6toe-miaf piersi
przestrzelone. Ciagle zywa krwia plui, jak
panienka, W chusteczke... Niema co ga
dac: to narod, co dba porzadek wedIe
siebie... Pred smiercia list pisaf do do
mu. Przychodzif ich tfomaoz opowiada]
nam, re W liscie pred rodzicami naszyoh
doktorow siostry chwalif... tax i'm ma.
kazywa}: jezeli spotkacie rannego rosyj.
skiego, zebyscie 60 pielegnowali wszel
kiej prowizyi bez odmowy dawali..."
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19

dziestopiecioletniej rocznioy otwarcia ko.
scioia. Kardnyaf miaf takze bisrzmowat
wiele polskioh dzieci.
Zaledwie jednak kardynaf wszedl do ko-
soioia przez zakrystye. .gdy drzwiami fronto-
wemi wpadf tium LEGACY kilkaset PoIa-
k6w zmierzaf wprost do niego. W6wozas
kardynai wszyscy otaczajacy ksieza ucie-
xii do pokoju ma gorze mad zakrystyai tam
sic zamknei.
Tfum podazyf "a mimi juz wybito szy-
oych, gdy nadbiegfa policya uwolnifa
Wowczas wzburzony tfum zszedt ma dol,
nikogo puscic do srodka. Ale dostarczono
ze drzwi otworzono wielka tylko trudno.
scia porzsd!ek ma nowo pr7ywr6cono. Poll
cya obsadzifa cafy kosci6f i zaproponowaia
ale ME chciaf on ami sfyszec o tenn, lecz
" otoczeniu policyantow udaf sic do swego
pafacu.
W sprawie tel, kt6ra budzi sensacye
cafem miescie, tocza sic dis dochodzenia
sadowe. Przewodcy tego zajacia oswald.
czyli, ze wcsle ME mieli samiaru rzucic
sic ma osobe kardyna}a, ale ME pozwola nj
komu M odprawianie nabozehstw, dopoki
kardynaf ME powoia napowrot usunietego
proboszcza ks. Morysa. Oswiadczyi dalej,
ze jezeli ioh zadsniu ME stanie sic zadosc,
natenczas utworza kosci6f niezalezny.
Jak wiadomo, kardynaf Gibbons dla-
tego usunai ks. Morysa, ze tenze ME-
prawnie aresztowac kazaf wikarego ks. VIE
rzoka "a napisanie listu mifosnego do je-
60 gospodyni.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19
Vol. XVII. Nov. 10, 1904.
--Gfos6w elektoralnyoh posiada Roose-

-Gfos6w elektoralnyoh posiada Roose-
welt 343, Parker-l33. Azeby zostac pre-
zydentem potrzebowaf Roosevelt mice po
swojej stronie tylko 23S elektor6w. Og6}em
W cafym kraju ma Roosevelta pablo 1885,
500 gfosow, ma Parkera 6. l43. 500, czyli ae
wiekszosc giosow oddanych Rooseveltowi
wynosi 2,2l3,OOO. wv roku 1900 ma Nc
kinleya pablo 7,2l7,sl0 gtos6w, ma Bry-
ana 6,357. S26 gios6w, czyIi ze wiekszosc re-
publikanska wynosiia w6wczas tylko S59.-
9S4 gfosow Ztad wida6, o lie partya republi-
kahska szybciej cd acknowledgement zdoby-
wa zwolennik6w).
-Niema dotychczas cyfr dokfadnyoh CO
do ilosci gios6w oddanych partyi socyali-
stycznej. to tylko jest pewnem, be conaj-
mniej 600 600 glosow pablo ma Debsa, a
prawdopodobnie nawet znacznie wieoej-
do 500, 900. Jest to ilosc ogromna, jezeli
sic zwaay. ze pred czterema laty zaledwie
81, ,769 gfos6w W cafym kraju pablo ma So
cyalistow. Wzrost gfos6w socyalisty-
cznych da sic zauwazyt wszedzie, we wszy-
stkich stanaoh wyjatkiem Massachusetts.
Najbardziej wzmogfs sic procentowo ilosc
gfosow socyalistyoznych W Chicago, DO do
siegfa oyfry 10000, czyli sedm razy wick
szej niz prey wyborach wiosennyoh w sta
nieWisconsin socyalisci zdaja sic bye najsil-
niejsi. w miescie Milwaukee ma Debsa pa
dfo wiecej gfosow niz ma Parkera. Socyali-
Sci tenn miescie obrali jednego senatora
stanowego ozterech asemblimanow.
lob kandydat ma kongresmana zwiazkowe-
60, Berger, otrzymaf tylez prawie glosow
co republikanin. Partya socyalistyczna
rosnie najbardziej kosztem partyi demokra.
tycznej. Wszyscy politykierzy zgadzaja
sic ma to. ze wkr6toe beda tylko dwie
partye: republikahska, czyli kspitslisty-
ozna, oraz socyalistyczna, ozyli robotni-
cza.
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19
wniez okazai sic republikahskim. Stan Ken
lucky pozostat acknowledgement.

wniez okazaf sic republikahskim Stan Ken
lucky pozostaf acknowledgement.
--Partya prohibicyonist6w jest zadowo-
Iona rezultatu wybor6w Kandydat ma
prezydenta dr.. Swallow Pennsylvanii ME
zostaf wprawdzie wybrany, ale otrzymaf
800, 900 gfos6w, co jest dowodem, ze liczba
przeoiwnikow piwa w6dki jest znaczna.
-Obliczsja, re partye republikanska i
demokratyozna wydaiy W tym roku ma agi-
tacye przedwyborcza kolosalna sumo
$22, 5O0,O 900. Oczywscie obu par tyom
pieniedzy dostarczafy trusty kapitalisci
w stanie Massachusetts zwycieiyli
Roosevelt Fairbanks, ale ma gubernatora
przeszedf demokrata Wm. L. Douglas,
wfasoiciel stynnej fabryki obuwis
Wszyscy robotnicy gfosowali "a MIN. po-
niewaz dobrze opfaoa swych ludzi sprzy-
ia union.
-Po raz pierwszy hlstoryi Stan6w
Zjedaoczonych stan Missouri oddaf wiecej
gfos6w republikanom niz demokratom
Roosevelt pobif tam Parkera wiekszoscia
5000 gfos6w, ale ma gubernatora przeszedf
demokrata Folk, pobiwszy staba wiekszo-
sofa g}os6w republikanina Wallbridgea.
w stanie Wisconsin byfo dw6ch repu-
blikahskich kandydatow ma gubernatora:
Ls Toilette Peck. La Toilette zostaf wy
brany powtornie. Jest on lubiany przez ma
rod "a wake jaka toczy kompaniami kole-
jowemi, kt6re sic wykreoaja cd ptacenia
podatk6w. Popularnosc jego wciaz rosnie.
Niekt6rzy zaozynaja przebakiwac, ze byf.
by niego dobry nastepca Roosevelta.
--Gubernator stanu Colorado, p. Peabo-
dy (rep) }. przepadf przy wyboraoh, choc
cafy stan wykazaf wiekszos6 republikahsks.
Gubernatorem ma jego miejsce wybrano
demokrate p. Albe Adamsa. z ustapienlem
Peabodyego skonczyiy sic krwawe rzady
milicyi okregu Cripple Greek, a straj.
kerry, wypedzeni sita "a granioe stanu,
zaczynaja wracac do swoich gniazd 70:
dzinnych. zupetnie bezpieczni. General
milioyi Bell, ostawiony kat strajkier6w,
podat sic do dymisyi. Ma zamiar wyjechac
do Meksyku, aby objac posade dyrektora
pewnej kopalni
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19
RezuItat Wybor6w.

-Najwieksza przewsga g}osow repu.
blikahskioh zaznaczyia sle " Psnusylva.
nil, gdzie Roosevelt otrzymaf 824, ,907, a
Parker tylko 339, ,495 gfos6w.
-Porazka partyi demokratycznej kan
dydatem tax umiarkowanym jak Parker ma
pefnia radosoia SERGE VIM. j. Bryana. jest
on pewien, ze rzady partyi zn6w przejda "
jego rece.
-"Watpliwy" stan Indiana oswiadozyf
sic wiekszoscia $4,000 gfos6w "a Roosevelt
tenn. Drugi "watpliwy' stan Vermont r6-
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19

L
dnak Rosya ME poswiecifa mic (po czesci
z powod6w politycznych) dla oswiaty lu-
dowej. Stosunek poborowych ME umieja-
cych czytac ami pisac pozostaje zawsze ten
sam, a mianowicie 81 do 100. Japonia
przeciwnie, zwiekszaia budzet oswiaty o
wiele szybciej anizeli budzet wojny Tax
cd .oku 1894, gdy kredyty przeznaczone ma
wo]sko marynarke zwiekszyfy sic tylko W
stosunku $50 procent, budzet oswiaty
wzr6sf 78O procent Wojna obecna wyka.
zuje skutki szerokiej cswiaty ludowej.
Rad japonski zaoiagnat nova pozy.
czke ma dwiesoie milionow jenow. Pofowe
tel sunny wytozyli kapitalisci japonscy
ma miejscu, druga pofowe zaciagnieto
Londynie. Jakiej wielkiej WARY nabrali
kapitalisci europe]scy W powodzenie Ja-
ponii tel wojnie, swiadczy ten fakt.
re ma zakupno owych stu milion6w bon
dow zfozono az piecset milion6w. Ma razie
zaledwie jedna plata Geese tego potrzebo-
waia Japonia.
Gen. Stoesel, dow6dca zafogi port-ar-
turskiej, zostat moono ranny ley szpi-
talu. Pomimo pr6sb nalegan ze strony
wojska ME ohce on poddac fortecy. Wobec
tego zotnierze ukradkiem uciekaja forte.
cy poddaja sic Japonczykom. Zbiegowie
opowiadaja, re oficerowie zastrzelili kilku
zofnierzy, kt6rzy pr6bowali dezertowac. W
fortecy podobno panu]e wielki gf6d, ANU
nicyi jest juz TAXI brak, ze Rosyanie musz8
kule do armat robic z drzewa, zamiast z
zelaza. Gen. Stoesel uparl sic m6wi, ze ME
podda fortecy. dopoki choc jeden zofnierz
pozostanie przy zyciu.
-Znany correspondent wojenny Niemi-
rowioz- Danczenko donosi, ze general Ku-
roki, ktory dowodzif pierwszym korpusem
armii japonskiej, umarf " Liaojangu dnia
pazdziernika wskutek ran otrzymanych
granatu. Podobno odtam granatu wyrwaf
Kurokiemu czesc piersi brzucha. Via
domosci smierci gen. Kurokiego ME po-
twierdza laden correspondent, choc byfo
dosyc czasu ma przesfanie tel wiadomosci
nawet listownie. Japonczycy ME mieliby
tez powodu do ukrywannia takiej wiado-
mosoi, ktorej wczesniej czy p6zniej
SWAT by sic dowiedziaf. Me pierwszy to
raz g}oszone So fafszywe pogtoski o smierci
gen. Kurokiego. Rosyjscy correspondence
juz W czerwcu pusci]i pogfoske smieroi
tego wodza, lipcu zapewniali SWAT, ze
rosyjskie wojska wziefy 60 do niewoli, W
slerpniu g}oszono o chorobie jego ma mala-
rye it'd. Ludzie sic tylko smieja tyoh po
gfosek kpia Rosyan, ze ich zabijaja
nietylko zywi, ale umarli Japonczycy.
z Petersburga piszs do gazet wieden-
skich: Jest publiczn8 tajemnica, ze mobi
lizaoya wojsk napotyka ma ogromne tru.
dnosci, powodu niecheci ludnosci do
sfuzby wojskowej. W niektorych okregach
wojskowych Rad da{ wskutek tego zape.
wnienie, ze mobilizowane pufki ME odej
"a ma pIac boju, ale sluzyc beda tylko ia
ko uzupeinienie do garnizonow europej
skich, kt6re odejda do Azyi wschodniej
Zrazu wierzono temu zapewnieniu, partya
jednak rewolucyjna rozwinela silna pro-
pagande, opjasniajac lud, ze podobne "a
pewnienie jest tylko mydleniem oczu, a
zarazem przedstawiaia, ma jake niebez
pieczenstwa narazeni 50 zo}nierze " Azyi
wschodniej. Dzieki tel propagandzie, mi
mo ze tenn dzienniki ME moga pisac,
Ameryka echo. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1902-1971, 1904-11-19
Awantura W koscieIe poIskim.

BALTIMORE, MD, d. IA listopada.-
w polskim kosciele sw. Stanisiawa wy
darzyia sic W niedziele wiecz6r ogromna
awantura. Przybyl TAME kardynaf Glib
bons. azeby wziasc udziaf uroczystem
nabozehstwie, urzadzonem z okazyi dwu-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1904-11-18
| Nouveau Medecln au
MlIleu de nous

ii nous fait plalsir d'annoncer d
nos lecteurs que le DR. A. U. Lali.
bert6, neveu de notre regrette
compatriote le DR. Thos Z. Lali-
bert6, qui 6tait venu ici pour as
sister aux fun6railles de CO der
nier, a decide de SO fxer en- per-
manence 3 Minneapolis.
LIE DR. Lalibert6 nous Went mu.
nj des meilleurs diplomes ct de
titres qui t6moignent hautement
de ses talents.
II est. ne q Dorchester, Provin-
CO de Quebec en- 1878. II fit ses
Guides classiques au seminaire de
Lewis ct gu college st Dunstan
Prince Edouard.
II a etudi6 la medicine pen
dant quatre ans a l'universit6 La
val ct a obtenu succe5sivement les
titres de Bachelor en- medicine ct
de Docteur en- Medicine.
Durant tout son cours d'6tude
il a suivi assidument les cliniques
DIES h6pitaux de Quebec ct durant
dix mo1s il, etc inferno q l'h6pi-
tai Hotel Dieu. II est done 6vi-
dent que not1e jeune compatriote
possede d6ja DIES experiences qui
Iaideront immensement dams
duplication de ses grandes con-
n%aissances m6dicales.
LIE sept Juliet dernier Il quit
TAFT Quebec pour faire un voyage
dans l'ouest. III a visit6 tous les
p%rinclpaux centres de POuest Ca.
maiden ct de POuest American ct
Sc dit tres enchant6 DIN pays. Les
h6pitaux ont .surtout attire son at
tention ct ii nous rapporte que
ceux-ci sont tres avance consld6.
rant la jeunesse du pays,
Apres avoir pass6 quelques So
maines au Montana le DR. Laliber-
t6 SO propcsait de retourner au
pays natal quand la mort de son
oncle lie rappela a Minneapolis.
Notre vile lui plut beaucoup ct
apres consideration il decide de
pratiquer lei. II ouvert son bu-
reau avec son beau-frAre le DR. La
pierre ct pratiquera avec lui.
Metre compatriote est decide de
r6ussir ct il r6pondra a l'appel a
toute heure de la mutt GU du jour.
II r6sldera avec lie DR. Lapierre,
No 3l4 avenue University N. b.
L'ECHo SO fait la voix de notre
colonie en- souhaitant a notre nou-
veau disciple d'Esculape une cor
dale bienvenue ct on falsant DIES
v@ux pour que So carriere soft
couronn6e de success.