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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-01
pRAise ron fsokT0ls.
pfes,dens Rexiews Santa re ReIi-
noed Case.


presidens Rexiews Santa re Rail-
nopd Case.
WalhinnDon, Jupe 26.-Pkesio INT
BQpqatalt H. 1eken occasion - sexIess
nimSS6 Il poG1ttve terms conplius6n-
tary to the ine1grity and ability Of
PaulM orion, former vice president Of
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Re
Railroad company, and now conclud-
ing his duties az secretary Of the navy
that he may assume the chairmanship
Of the Equitable Life Assurance Soei-
ETY., Of New York.
These expressions are contained in
two letters, one addressed to the attor-
ney general and the other to Mr.. Nor
ton. The letters were made public TO-
gether ithw q number Of others, which,
taken together, show the precise point
of difference between the department
of Justice and Messrs. Harmon and
Judgson, who recently resigned a. spe-
cial counsel for the government in the
rebate case involving the Santa Re
road and the Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company.
Desired Contempt Proceedings.
The special counsel wished to bring
contempt proceedings against the OH.
GERS OF the road, which would have in.
cluded Mr.. Morton. Their position
was that the testimony adduced before
the interstate commerce commission
established violation of the court or
der of March S5s 1909, restyaining the
company from executing an agreement
to transport interstate tracf6 at rates
lower than the published tariff Of the
road.
This testimony, they contended,
constituted q prima facie case against
the officers of the road, and the only
way to ascertain their guilt or limo.
cence vast hrough contempt proceed
ings. The department Of justice, or
the other hand, thought proper to bring
contempt proceedings against the com.
panyies on the ground that while the
evidence before the commission nigh,
show violation Of tho injunction By
the road, it contained nothing charg'
ing any officer Of the company with
such violation.
President Roosevelt took the same
view. Both the attornev general and
the president agreed that contemp'
proceedings should be instituted inn
personally against the corporation il
both the Colorado Fuel and Interna'
tional Harvester cases. The latter
case, the president says, stands extact.
~ on the same footing and involves
practically all Of the Western roads.
In one Of the letters the president
says that the information given by Mr.
Morton has helped greatly to break ur
the practice Of rebate giving, and that
thanks are due him for his acticn in
the matter.
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flag OF REVOLUTION
FLOATS At MASTHEAD

OO0000s uA0 co. L AO 4OA A4o6 Va
revolution is hoisted at the masthead
of the Kniaz Potemkine, Russia's most
p .werful battleship Of the Black sea.
which now lies in the harbor in the
hands of mutineers.
The captain and most of the officers
were murdered and thrown overheard
in tho open sea and the ship is com-
pletely in the possession Of the crew
and few officers who have thrown in
their lot with the mutineers.
The guns Of the Kniaz Potemkine
are trained on the city, and in the
streets masses Of striking workmen
who fed before the volleys Of troops
are now iaflamed by the spectacle Of
open revolt on board an imperial war
ship and are making bold front
against the military. All day long fir.
ing has been heard in many quarters
Of the city. A number of barTicadea
have been erected, and tumult and dis
order reign. The main squadron Of
the Black sea feet, consisting Of four
battleships and two cruisers is expect
ed to arrive during the night and q
regular naval battle il in prospect.
The rioters are in most defiant mood
and are not inclined to surrender with
out fighting.
Cause Of the Revolt.
Reports Of the mutiny, which co.
CURED while the battleship was at sea,
are difficult to obtain, a. the mutineera
refuse to allow communication with
the shore, but it IL asoertained that il
arose from the shooting Of sailor who
was presenting on behalf Of the crew q
complaint against bad food.
According to one version this sailor,
whose name was Omiltchuk, objected
to the quality Of the soup, and was i'm
mediately shot down by mess officer.
The crew then rose and seized the ship
and the officers, eight Of whom were
spared on condition. that they would
join the mutineers. The others were
killed and their bodies thrown over
board.
After period OF vacillation the
Kniaz Potemkine headed for Odessa
and arrived here last night. EARLY in
the day the body Of Omiltchuk was
brought ashore in one of the battle
ships boats and was landed on the
new mole, where it has been exposed
in semi-state all day. The authorities
have made no attempt to remove the
body, the sailors having served notice
that the ship would open fire on any.
one seeking to interfere with it. A
police agent visiting the spot was kill
ed BY strikers.
During the day ona of the torpedo
boats which accompanied the Kniaz
Potemkine came into the barber and
seized the Russian steamship Esperan-
"a. The steamship was laden with
1900 tons Of coal, which the battle
ship 10 taking aboard. The governor
has telegraphed for q squadron to be
sent from Sebastopol.
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Minor. happenings


6N~>
It is stated that Emperor William
will probably visit Copenhagen and
Stockholm in July.
The cabinet of President 'Diaz, of
Mexico, will be enlarged July 10 by
the addition of minister for depart
ment of public instruction.
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa-
dor, has engaged passage for July II
from New York. The ambassador WILL
probably remain in Washington to
await the arrival of his successor, Bar
ON Rosen, who will land in New York
July 6.
George Hammond, the Bearmouth
train robber, was convicted on his SEQ
ond trial at Phillipsburg, Mont, in
connection with the famous holdup.
The jury fixed his sentence at one year.
Railroad officials are much disappoint-
ed over the verdict.
Joseph L. Bristow, recently appoint
ed special commissioner to investigate
the Panama railroad in its relation to
transcontinental and European freight
rates, has submitted his report to SEQ
rotary Taft. The report is expected to
be made public next week.
The head camp of the Modern Wood
men Of America have endorsed the
plan for fraternal congress to be held
soon in New York city for the purpose
of bringing to the attention of the pub
lilo the advantages of fraternal insur-
anoe over the old-line insurance.
There are four towns in the Philip
pines, according to the recent census,
with a population exceeding 10000
each and thirty five with q population
exceeding 5000. Manila is the only
incorporated city in the islands, and
it's inhabitants number 21O, 928.
A bond issue of 81, O00, 900 has been
made by the directors Of the Alaska
Packers Association, the total amount
of which has been underwritten by q
trust company offs an Francisco.
The will of the late John Parmlee,
of Chicago, provides that the entire
estate of $500, 900 shall be held in
trust, and the net income devoted to
purchase Of fuel for poor and needy
families.
The. Canadian Pacific Railway Com.
pany has given contract to q Victoria
company for the construction of q new
passenger steamer to cost in the neigh
borhood Of 500, 900. The new steam.
or will be used in the Northern Brit.
ish Columbia and Alaskan trade.
The Belgian chamber of deputies
has approved the compulsory srbitra.
ton treaties entered into with the
governments of Russia, Denmark,
Sweden, Spain, Switzerland and
Greece, and the arbitration treaty
with the government Of Roumania.
The annual convention Of tho Colo
RADIO State Commercial Association has
directed its officers to issue call fo1
q Western immigration congress for
the purpose of discussing matters per-
tanning to immigration. The govern
ors Of all Western states will be asked
to name five delegates.
An independent smelter to cost more
than half q million dollars is to be
erected near Wallace, Idaho, TO refine
the silver-lead ores of Occur d'Alene
district. according to q statement by
one Of the men interested. The smelt-
or is to be financed by wealthy indie
pendent mine owners, who have prop
erty in that vicinity.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-01
PEACE CONFERENCE
EARLY IN AUGUST

st. Petersburg. June 26.-NeeU' .s.
lions for tho peaoe conference u .nd
taken an important step forwslu, s
. proposition for tho date OF In0 w u
ing Of tho plenipotentiaries ~ o "
ington has besn submitted 70 n' a..
ana il now under consideration a.
exact date proposed has not oesn .uo.
|certained, but there 10 reason " .hs
pose that It IL some time duins .hout
first week OF August, which - r.rsu.
the earliest period at which tne .s %
ese representative could be e1peD orsbls
reach Washington, allowing rea.snosl
time for the acceptance Of sno p .;ors Of
and theSinterchange of nominA'
plenipotantiaries.
Armistlce improbable. ,,,.
n. Heratoff, under minister o. :, tho
eign affairs, and the spokesman =; :, tho
foreign ofIice, in an interview :, naud-
Gasette. declares an armls':Oo ..antis.
ing the meeting Of the .plenl pmmauts
~ 4 improbable, and be com ..s;pe
on the possibility Of Dat..I s.M
place before the conference - w
RUSSIAN rseeofIsiors Nance .rt.d
Washingeon. juno SET Its y :. .er late
unocfiially that the prenden. = ~ Mr..
hour last night was informea ..sder at
MAYER. the American amD - tho
&. P =; Of the selection o.
Russian peace plenipo en''@. ..ropd-
London, Juno s6-.The 0salhsnehsi
snt q tho Morning Post 2. I.panese
80: N Otaghira, 'ne ,,sd DO
consul heres has been nrooeed %
leaves Tuesday IN order = LOO pleni-
Waahinetou = one q sn0
potontiaxieG. =
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-01
RUSSIAN SAILORS
SEIZE BATTLESHlP
All Officers of Kniaz Potemline Except
Eight Killed by Crew and Bodies
Thrown Overboard--Guns
Trained on Odessa.

to give details. He frankly confessed
that the situation was very grave and
that he did not know what to expect.
potemkine rIosf Powerful.
The Black sea squadron, which left
Sebastopol Tuesday under command OF
Vice Admiral Kruger, was due to ar
rive at Odessa last night and battle
with the mutineers may OCCUR at any
time. The Kniaz Potemkine il more
powerful ship than any in Kruger's
squadron, and the gravity Of the situa-
ton 10 increased by the fact that the
city is practically in the possession Of
the strikers, who, according to the dis
patches, had already been encouraged
to open resistance by the mutiny Of the
sailors and were erecting barrioades
and fighting the police and the troops
in the streets Should the sailors Of
Kruger's ships join the mutineers the
government would have to face open
revolution. which would spread like
wildfire to other towns in the Black
sea littoral. The workmen of all the
towns from which sailors are largely
recruited are imbued with the social
istic and revolutionary propaganda.
At Sebastopol less than q month ago
disorders were suppressed with diff
Guilty.
Ever since the war started ugly re-
ports about the Black sea crews have
been current. Men have been shot
and even officers oourtmartialed for
disobedienoe, and yesterday at Sebas-
topol twelve sailors were condemned to
three years imprisonment for mutiny.
No better evidence Of the spirit Of
the crews 10 needed than an official
communication by the admiralty is
sued yesterday that Admiral Neboga-
tof and the other officers who surrend-
cred in the Sea Of Japn would have to
stand trial BY court martial upon their
return. Practically all Of the crews
Of the vessels which surrendered came
from the Black sea.
The fact that Odessa il not forti-
fed port explains why the Kniaz Po-
temkine is able to lie in the harbor un-
molested.
The news Of the mutiny, coming
just at this time, when Poland is in q
state Of ferment, when sgrarian disor-
ders are coming to head, and when
the government is attempting mobili-
zation involving about 200.O men,
may easily precipitate crisis, and the
authorities are attempting to keep it
from the public.
All Newspaper dispatches have been
stopped and the newspapers have been
forbidden to mention the mutiny.
Nevertheless the liberals and agitaton
have many ways Of spreading the It'd
ings through underground channels
and, for instance, in st. Petersburg
the news was known in all the cafes
at midnight.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1905-07-01
American Consul Reports.

Washington, June 29.-Thomas K.
Heenan, American CONSUL at Odessa,
has cabled the state department. in sub.
stance 40 follows:
The Russian warship Kniaz Potem-
kline and one torpedo boat arrived here
yesterday evening. ALI the officers
were murdered at sea and the bodies
thrown overheard. Mem threaten to
lombard the town il interfered with.
The situation is precarious. The Black
sea feet il expected today"
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Sss~sOSs@ - Oe9US tUOSoOVOUYe
Caracas, june s7.-Tho Veuezuelan
government has granted TO E. Rend-
siles the exclusive right % import shot
guns, air gums. revolvers, dynamite
and other explosives.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
.,W}asnie dlategO!"

z powodu smierci Alfonso
Rothschilda, pisma niemiec-
kie przypominaja anegdote,
kt6ra obiega}a po zgonie jed
nego z jego %krewnych. Pod
czas pogrzebu kt6regos z
Rothschild6w paryskich stall
pred drzwiami pa}acu zmar-
lego milionera zebrak i zale-
wal sic }zami. Zebrak }ka}
coraz glosniej az wreszcie
zblizy} sic do niego jeden z
lokaj6w i rzek}, ,Bardzo to
pieknie, re zgon naszego pa
ma was tax zasmuca, ale mo-
glibyScie sic uspokoic. Me
jestescie przeciez krewnym
zmar}ego". ,,W}aSnie dlatego
tax placed" - odpar} roz-
szlochany zebrak.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Telefon przez Sahare.

Niebawem ma bye dopro-
wadzony do skutku plan po-
}aczenia Algieru z miastem
St. Louis W Senegalu przez
pustynie Sahara. Guber. A.
orzekl re posiadanie linii tele-
graficznej jest niezbedne ola
po}aczeniu Algieru z innemi
posiad1osciami francuskieml
W Afryce. w roku zesz}ym
wyprawiono ola wytkniecia
linii dwie misye wojskowe,
jedne q Timbuktu, druga 2
In-Saleh, kt6re maja sic spot
kac W polowie drogi. W
2azdzierniku roku biezacego
LIMA bedzie ostatecznie wyt'
knieta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Tyk'ety exkursyjoe do jeziora
Washington .(St. Peter, Eagle
Lake w Kasota).

Sprzedawaue beda przez kolej
North Western pc znlzonych cenacb
przez Scion )atowy z Winony - "
piatkl soboty do Kasota pc s4lo
- do St. Peter pc $4l5 do Eagle
Lake pc 3.75 "a tykiet zwrotnv z
uwzglednleniem powrotu az do Ia
stepnego wtorku i do Kasota:
pc &6.55 St. Peter po Sc. IS,
do cage Lake pc Sc 90 "a tykiet
zwrotny Z ograniczeniem powrotu
" przeciagu trzydziestu dni. 10
wienie okuni j sz~cupak6w jest bar
dzo dobre W tym pieknym jezlo-
RE i usluga ola rybak6w z obfi
tym zapasem }6dek it'd. jest goto
wa. Nowoczesne hotele i rozmaite
wycieczki wzdtuz jeziora, z paro~
wen jachtem dodane do powabu
O llizsze info rmacye zg}osic sic do
sgfnt6w kolei Chicago North We~
Stern.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Signal NelsOna.

z powodu podobie1stwa
sygna}u, wywieszonego pred
rozpoczeciem bltwy pod Gu
Sigma .przez admira}a Togo
ma pancerniku admiralskim
,,Mikasa" z ~sygna1em admi-
ra1a Nelsona pred bitwa pod
Trafalgarem dnia Fl paz-
dziernika r. 1905, dzienniki
angielskie przypominaja
iszczeg64y, w6r6d kt6rych
powsta} 6w sygna} historycz-
ny. Ma kwadrans pred roz~
poczeciem bitwy Nelson, ma
pisawszy ostatnia modlitwe
swoja, kt6rej original znaj-
DUE sic obecnie W muzeum
byta6skiem, przechadza} sic
kilka minut pc pok}adzie
fregaty Formidable, mie-
rzac wzrokiem zmniejszajaca
sic wciaz odleg}osc pomiedzy
flota swoja a nieprzyjaciel-
ska. Nag]e stana} zadumany
i po' chwili rozkaza} wywie-
sic ma okrecie admiralskim
Signal: Nelson ufa, re kaz-
dy spe}ni sw6j obowiazek."
Gdy jednak zwr6cono mu u
wage, re wyrazu nufanie. ma
W kodeksie sygna}owym,
zmienil Signal ma ch}odr'iej-
sly, ale bardziej majestaty-
czny::" Anglia spodziewa sic
re kazdy spe]ni sw6j obo-
wiazek". Grzmiacem ,,hura!!"
~powitaly za}ogi eskadry an
gielskiej sygna} ten W miare
lax ukazywa} sic ma innych
okretach. w kilka godzin
p6zniej rozbita doszczetnle
flota francusko-hiszpahska
cofa1a sic W nie}adzie, a Mel
son, ugodzony 6miertelnie
kula z muszkietu majtka
francuskiego, pad} ma polka
die zwycieskiej swojej fire.
gaty:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Tykiety Exkursyjne do je
zlora Shetel (Tracy Mimi.

Srrzedawane beda przez kolej
North Western 20 znizonych CO.
mach przez scion latowy Wino-
ny W piatki i sob ty pc 6.65 "a ty-
kiet zwrotny Z .ogroniczeniem po.
wrotu W przeciagu trzydzlesty dni
Jeziorc Shetel jest pieknem miej~
seem latowych i jesiennych wy.
cieczek, gdz1e %najlepsze rybostwo
i polowanie mona znalesc, kuro-
patew. bekas6w, kaczek l ges1 bar
do wele. Dolby hotel i s~taJnia "a
b rdzo umiarkowanem wyuagro-
d. euiem. Do nastepujacych jezior
dojechac MONA z lego miejscs
j. orc Current, Jezioro Slege], je~
ziore Fremont, jezlore Sarah, je-
o Bear, Long Lake, Buffalo
Lake, Iron Lake, Beauty Lake,
Willow Lake, j~eziaro Isabella i
Clear Lake.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
6DQD0pQb0p 0p0D0DQpQDQo9
q CIEKAWE RZECZY. =


.mion wlasnych. Dziewczeta
koreanskie. oznaczane SO
przez rodzic6w j rodzehstwa
numerami. Mezatki nosza
ME imiona, lecz n%azwiska, a
zyja:.od}aczone nietylko cd
mezczyzn, lecz i cd innych
kobiet. Gdy dziecko przycho-
dzi ma SWAT, koreahczycy ME
notuja wcale tego faktu, ztad
tel spis .ludnosci W Korei da-
je wyniki bardzo niedok1ad-
ne. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
OgrOmne OszustWa PREY
pobOrze do WOjska.

z Budapesztu donosi VIE
de6ski dziennik ,Zeit" re W
p6}nocnychW egrzech odkryto
obecnie olbrzymie oszustwo,
kt6re przez ca}y szereg lat
popelniano. PREY poborze do
wojska. w sferach rzadowych
juz dawno ~powsta}o zdziwie-
ME, 10 z p6}nocno~wschod-
Mich okolic Wegier liczba re-
krut6w z kazdym rokiem sic
zmniejsza. Skutkiem tego mi
nisterstwo wegierskiej obro~
ny krajowej wys}alo do swych
okolic sekretarza ministerial
nego, Orlai'a, kt6ry mia} zba-
dac to sprawe. Orlai stw'ier-
dill, re ksiegi. metrykalne
gmin ~zydowskich by}y fall
szowane ma wielka skale, a
zeby obowiazanych do pobo.
ru wojskowego uwolnic Cd
! sluzby wojskowej.I tax W wy.
pisach metrykalnych, kt6re o
~trzymywa}y wladze admin
stracyjne Cd prowadzacyct
~zydowskie ksiegi metrykalne
mn6stwo ch}opc6w bylo "a
pisanych, jake %dziewczeta
PREY niekt6rych zas nazwi
skach znajdowa} sic dopisek
,,umarla'', chociaz osoby Q
We do dis dnia zyja. Dale
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20

chlopcy zydowscy, LEGACY 70
do II lat zycia
metryki, W kt6rych data y
rodzin by]a tax dalece CO.
.fnieta, 70 ch}cpcy owl zgia-
szali sic do poboru, jake o
'soby, liczace ponad 20 lat
zycia, skutkiem czego ko-
misya poborowa uwalnlaia
.ich, jake zbyt s1abych 40
sluzby .wojskowej. Sledztwo
wykazalo, re W ten sposob
cd kilkunastu lat uwolni1o
sic cd sluzby oko}o 10000
os6b. ,,Zeit" donosi, re W O.
wych okolicach zebrano
10000 koron, azeby. Orlai'a
przekupic, a gdy sic 10 NE
udalo, pr6bowano go nawet
otruc. = Rad wdrozy sledz-
two dyscyplinarne przeciwko
prowadzacym metryki, CT
zas, kt6rzy uwolnili sic cd
wojska, maja "a kare odbyc
piecioletnia sluzbe wojsko.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Jedzcie koleja G. NJ. & St. ?.

E5FGEF+ES =aEIEI EGHEVLF&@E
Do kt6rego badz wybrzeza Paci-
fiku Portland. Ore, Seattle, Taco
ma, Everett & Bellingham, Wash,
Victoria &Vancorver, B. G. tam
! ma powr6t przez St. Paul i kt6ra
badz p6}nocna kolej, $3.50. ia
dac koleja St. Paul | wracajac ko.
leja Mo. koleja nadbrzezna, 1lacz-
ME 2 boczna przejazdzka do Salt
Lake City, Utah, $1l.l2.
Jadac koleja st. Paul i wracajac
przez San Francisko & Los Angeles
Calf. & Salt LAX, City, Utach,
$4,000 0 ~zupelne informacye / o.
g}oszenia py!ajcie v ofis.e tykieto
wynn kolei {. M. & St. / aul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
TelefOn W Watykanie.

Ojciec sw. jest wielkim zwo-
lennikiem telefonu, kt61y
zostal tez ~wprowadzony W
ca}ym Watykanie. Wszystkie
oddzia1y o~lbrzymiego pa}acu
So zaopatrzone W najdosko-.
nalsze aparaty i re SODA po-
}aczone a Ojciec sw. roma
vial juz re swoim nastepca
patryarcha weneckim msgnr.
CaVallarim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Brutalne, ~tOrturOWanie,

Przypadek zosta} wyjafuiouy, ie
upa}u i n~lemi}osierne meczenie 10
dobno nlgdy ME mo1e bye zr5wna-
ne J6zef Golobiek Z Colusa, Calf.
Pisze. Przez Is lat cierp1alem ME-
zposny bdj z reumatyzmu, q Mo e@
dnak ME ~sprawia}o mi ulgi. Pro-
bowa}em w]szystkiego com tylko
wiedzlal, Sprdbowa&em Electric
Bitters, kt6re JEST najs1awniejszem
[lekarstwem " swiecie ma te dole
g]iwos64 Kilka butelek pomimo
wyleczylo mnie kompletnle. jest
tel dobre "a Graz IA og6lne osia.
blenle Tylko Soc, Jake skutecsne
|gwarantuje NJ, j Kowalewskl APP
|iexarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Pod SCheWeningen

ma wybrzezu morskiem W po~
}udniowej Holandyi znale.
ziono cialo topielca, W kt6-
rym rozpoznano Engelberta
Volmera. Wzbi} on sic W
drugie swieto wielkanocne W
Remscheid balonem W powie-
trze razem. z technikiem
Floeglem. Cd tad 6lad jego
zagina} dopiero teraz dowie-
dziano sic o jego losie. Co
sic z towarzyszem sta}o -
niewiadomo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
2 powodu Wizyty

we Lwowie szacha perskiego,
badacz dziejowy i monogra-
fista p. Franciszek Jaworskj
W ,,Kuryerze Lwowskim"
poswieci1 artYku1 stosunkom
miedzy Polska a Persya. By
~ one przez d}ugie easy
bardzo dobre. Kr6lowie pol
soy "a posrednictwem spe-
cyalnych poselstw swiadczyli
sobie wzajemne grzecznosei,
kt6rych podstawa by}y wsp6l-
ne cele polityczne. Oba pan
silva mia}y jednakowy interes
W os}abianiu potegi Turcyi,
wsp6lny nieprzyjaciel sk{aniaf
je do zawarcia p%rzymierza kt6-
re wprawdzie do skutku ME
doszlo, ale juz ia sama chez
stwarza1a dobre stosunki pc:
miedzy Polska a Persya.
R6wniez prozelityzm religij-
ny z jednej a tolerancya vie :
lu szach6w z drugiej .strony
stwarza}y odpowiednie wa
runki ola propagandy kato-
licyzmu W Persyi. Gorliwy-
mi jej opiekunami byli zw}a-
SEGA kr6lowie Zygmunt iii
W}adys1aw ". Misye katoli-
ckie W Persyi sta}y pod pro-
tektoratem9 kr6l6w polskich
a Karmelici W Ispahanic 3D.
dali navel sw6j kosci6} pod
wy}aczna opieke W}adys}awa
". Szach Sephi tytu}owa}
kr6la ,,najsprawiedliwszym
miedzy w}adzcami frank6w"
(cudzoziemc6w). Mia}a takze
Persya historyka swojego W
osobie Jezuity Tadeusza Kru-
si6skiego, kt6ry kilkakrotnie
W ~pierwszej po}owie XVIII
wieku bawi} W Persyi i poz-
nal ia tax dok}adnie, re jego
dziela o Persyi, drukowane
we Lwowie by}y tl6maczone
ma wszystkie jezyki europej-
skie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
exkursyjne do Clear
Lake (Waseca, Minn.)

spr edawane beda przez kolej
North Western pc zninonYch a
tacb p1ztz scion lato Wy z Wirony
W piatki soboty pc 1915 "a tykiet
zwrotnY uwzg' edniony do powrotu
do nastepnego wtorku, pc $5o5 IA
tykiet zw1otny codziennie uw>gle~
dnlonY do powrotu W W przeciagu
trzydziestu dnl }owienfe czarnych i
bia}e okni i ma}y cb szczupak6w jest
bardzo: dob'e, W tym pieknym je-
~ziorze, naluga ala rybsk6w z obfl-
tym zapasem czo}en i t. d. jest po-
gotowiu. Novoczesne hotcle i roz-
matte wyclec1ki z gojowym jsch-
tenn wzd1uz ]ezlorr. O blizsze szcze-
g6}y pYtajcie agent6w kolel Chica-
20 & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
TrzeSienie ziemi w Gar
nOg6rzu.

Jak .donosza Cetynii,
trzesienie ziemi powtarza sic
W Czarnog6rzu niemal CO.
dziennie. Zarysy g6r zmieni-
}y sic znacznie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Umieja ,,drzec }yka''!

Szach perski W podr6zy
swej pc Europe zachaczy'}
tez o Lw6w i ma 2 dni naja1
46 pokoi W hotelu Georgia
20 dw6ch dniach zada} ra-
chunku i w}asciciel wystawj}
go = tylko ma 48 tysiecy
koron. Gdy sic tax zreszta
observation-disclosures szacho-
wi rachunek ten wyda1 zbyt
wysokim 6w w1asciciel
raczy} opuscit 1000 koron!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-07-20
Kobiety be- Union.

Kobiety korea6skie, . wy
jatkiem nalezacych do arsto-
kracyi naiwyzszei, oraz kangi
%(6piewacski) j shogi (rozpu,,
stnice) pie maja wcale i