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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-24
For Assessor Fifth DISTRICT.

Tothe Republican, Voters ~ i5f
hereby respectfully ian
"A candidate for M, DOS3ii@ntii
the fifth Commissioned i3i,i8
III. NH ~ ~. kepub
district a, expressed 81 tl4
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-24
For State 5 Attorney

Tothe Republican Np.rs IginaeHast asias
hereby announce ny iilalattsN
States Attorney, >hi,ivel - tn q tii
Republican, voters of ia, county Il III ~fi
mary election VI luns Il ipns
Respectfully niso " ~ w
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-24

Gb-See the pretty line OF ready-lo-
wear hats and pattern hats. they
are very pretty. Come and be CON
WINGED. NJ Dornsife.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
TEACHER KIDNAPS
HER FAVOR|TE Pupil
Travels With Him Until He Is Nine
teen Years of Age, Then
Abandons Him.

VIENNA. Feb. ia schooIboy named
szepsan disappeared from his home in
ar Austrian town in 1901, al the age
OF fourteen and all search for him
proved futile until yesterday. when he
was found in the town OF Nendeln. in
the principally of Liechtenstein.
II has been discovered that ne was kid
mapped by school mistress named Buehl
who had q strong affection for her pupil.
She took him with her on tour through
Belgium. and afGeTWard to Italy. Con-
stantinOpie and Jerusalem, finally aban-
doning him, ct the age OF nineteen. in
Nendel-.
When first questioned SZepssn ener-
geticaIIy denied his identity and at
tempted TO escape from his father who
came to claim him. on being examined
By a Judge however. he confessed and
gave details of mis- wanderings with
Buell. who he said supplied him with
money and false papers, and made all
arrangements for their journeys. He
was placed by her al different times in
converts al Rome. Constantfnople, and
Jerusalem.
Szepsan's disappearance has been the
subject OF numberless interpretations IN
the reichsTath. and his return has
caused general astonishment.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

each other. and as they resemble each
other closely. they are continually being
mixed up
Both Government Employees.
These two men are W. T. Marshall
one Of President Roosevelt's messengers
at the White House. ana Balm F'arT,
employed in the stationery division Of
the Treasury. Mr.. Marshalfs position
requires him 10 be in and out many
times during the day. and he Is pretty
well known on the streets. MI Farr
does not leave the Treasury Department
often
Ia consequence Of their striking re-
sembIance and Marshall's fame. Mr..
Farr is frequently hailed on the streets
as Hello. Marshall. how are things
over at the White House,
While the two are not SO much alike
that Farr could go home and fool Mar
shall's wife and children. the resem-
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

blance is SO striking as 90 cause much
annoyance and fun. TIE other day Mar
shall went into the Urea ury Department
on an errand from the White House.
lie happened to pass by the stationery
division and received a summons from
one OF the clerks to come in here and
help me do SONG work OF course.
Marshall did not go I'm.
Gould Do Great Things.
II FaTT were so minded he could easily
walk away with the Presidents desk
al the White House any dark night the
officers thinking he was Marshall, and
Marshall could get into the Treasury
and help himself TO all sorts of choice
stationery.
Strange TO say. Ma rshall and Farr are
not even acquainted. knowing each other
only by sight They declare, however
that some day they viii get together
and talk over the various experiences
they have had in being taken for the
other.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

Kentucky Woman Killed Them All
With One Dash of Scaid-
ing Water.

MUNFORDSVILLE. Ky. Feb. 10
Forty-two rattIesnakes ranging in size
from six inches 10 i've Ieet. were killed
under an old-fashioned hearth at the
farm house of Isaac Veiborn, in the
Roundtree neighborhood.
Mrs WeIborn seslded the reptiles.
and. with pair OF tongs. lifted them
out and placed them in q row for dis
play. For several weeks Mrs. Welborn
had complained that the house was
haunted. She persuaded her husband TO
remove the hearThstOne In a hollow
place the snakes were snugly awaiting
the coming of warm weather.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
PROMISES TO KEEP
SOBER; DROPS DEAD

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 19--'Tf you
will let me go this time, judge, I prom
Use you I Will never be brought before
you again." said Robert Bell. sixty
years old, TO Magistrate Eisenbrown
when he was arraigned in the Central
police station on the charge of drunk
enneess.
Such promises are usually made by
prisoners only TO be broken. but the
magistrate took Bell at his word and
let him go.
~ Fifteen minutes later. as he was leaY-
ing the northeastern entrance to the
city hall. Bell dropped dead. a victim of
heart disease.
So far as the police were able to
ascertain, the old man had no fixed
place Of residence,
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
White House Messenger
and Treasury Clerk
Cause Confusion.

How would you like TO have your iden-
tity shared by another person..
Would you care to have some one look
so much like yourself that people are
all the time thinking you are somebody
else?
Suppose your name were Smith. how
would you like to have folks on num-
berless occasions address you as
Jones" because it happened that Jones
had features and customs similar 20
your OWn2
Wen. there are two men in this city
whose walks in life frequently cross
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
Canada Gets U. S. Steel Plant.

Numerous instances of this sort have
been reported from time to time, but an
American consul. who is in Washington
on leave. brings to the State Depart
ment the report that a mammoth steel
plant, larger than anything in that line.
now existing tn Canada, is 10 be built
at Windsor. just across the river from
Detroit, by a big steel manufacturing
corporation. with headquarters in Pitts
burg and New York.
This plant is really constructed pur-
poseiy 10 supply q certain large railroad
contract The order was given TO the
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

OF the Societe Generate Bank, where he
had bought the ticket. told him OF his
good luck, Feycit hired a motor car and
rushed of to inform his friend ROuly.
who lives some twenty miles away. Fee
yeti intends TO resign his position as
chief clerk OF the Mortgage Registra
ton Office. and join his friend in the
management OF The wool-combing fac
tory.
One of the prizes OF $4,000 has been
won by five sisters named Liable, resid-
ing at Lille. Three of the sisters are
employed as shop girls.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
BODY OF INFANT IN ALLEY.

The body of an infant. wrapped in
newspapers, tied with strips OF blue
calico. was found in the rear OF I12S
fingers court. between Nineteenth,
Twentieth. L and NJ streets northwest,
yesterday afternoon. il was turned over
moved II 10 the mOTgue and informed
Coroner hewitt, who is investigating
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
FRIENDS WIN FORTUNE
IN PARIS LOTTERY

PARIS. Feb l9.-The winners Of the
s1o9, COO prize in yesterdays press lot
terry are two close friends. One Is Jean
Feyeit, chief clerk of the Mortgage
Office. at Bergerac. and
the other is Louis Rouly, who manages
a wool-combing factory near Bergerac.
When the clerk from the local branch
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
Could Do Great Things.
HE HAS THE LONGEST
LEGS IN NEW JERSEY

NAvEsINK. y J., Feb. 1s.-Charles
Coy. OF this place. has the longest legs
OF any person in the State. He is but
seventeen years old. yet is over six
feet tall. His body is unusually short.
and his legs are unusually long
He requires pair OF trousers forty
eight inches the inside seam OF the leg
With all this height. Coy is light
weight, tipping the scales at 125 pounds
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
THIRTY-TW0 TAKE PLEDGE
AT HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

Thirty-two persons took the pledge ad
rninistered by the Re-. Father Harlin at
a meeting of the Catholic Total Alb
stinenee Union yesterday afternoon at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church.
The Rev Joseph Brick. 8. J.. William
r. Downey Matthew Maley, and Will
liam Hickey addressed the meeting,
The next meeting of the newly organ
lied branch of the temperance society
will be held at the same place next sun
day. when officers win be elected.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

New By What what mystery what charm these words have
for Yet. how infinitely they the mother e
Short be but full Of possibilities Some be patient hopeful
wach proud and discouraged That one the mother She
has heard her ba first oy and whether be h first tenth the feeling
the Her feeble outchd those that will
desert long the mother shall live And that hand which supports the
head the babe the mothers hand the civilization othe world
Is wonder mothers that with all these responsibilities
resting all weak shoulders the necessity Of
selecting the babes medicine with the necessity protecting
babe from worthless unknown and drugs you would protect from
the fire?
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
Dominion Plants Incapable.

Plans already have been made for the
construction OF slightly over 1000 miles
Of railroad in the Dominion. and at
least five years will be required TO ac-
complish the work This will call for
500. 900 tons Of steel rail. which is twice
as much as the Canadian plants are
capable of turning out within that
period OF time. There are but two big
steel mills in Canada at present.
The biggest railroad project under
way in Canada is the new transconti-
mental line. which will extend from
Montreal through Winnipeg TO the Pa
cific coast
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
Steel Plant Taken TO
Canada to Dodge Tariff
American Capital Erecting Mammoth Estab-
Iishment at Windsor TO Supply Railroad
Contract Calling for Steel Rails

The tariff wall along the Canadian
boundary line may be high enough to
hinder. to q considerable extent. the
trade relations between Jiae two coun-
tries, but American capital and manu-
facturers are climbing over and pro-
ducing their goods on the other side.
The Washington times., 1906-02-19

american concern, and, owing TO the
size or the contract and the tariff OBJ
build plant in Canada for the nur-
pose. The plant. however. will be a
permanent one. and after the railroad
ContFact Is hiied, = is hoped that a mar
ket still may be found for the nroII1ct
The Washington times., 1906-02-19
Comparison Sale

An original idea. not patented by
the Palais Royal, but not yet inli-
tated. Every leading maker was
advised OF this Comparison Sale"
and invited 10 send garments.
Need IT be written thai the keen
est kind OF competition was en-
gendered, and that every maker
has stTiven to secure the large later
orders promised For immense va
Tiety, superiority OF styles. perfec-
ton of detail. and general salts
faction. the Comparison Sale" wiz
have no equal. Prices. too, have
been made lower than usual.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06
TELEGRAMY.

Algeciras, 6 marca. - w CA
sic sesyi popoIudniowej ma kon-
ferencyi marokahskiei, rosyjscy
'delegaci niespodziewanie dore-
czyli swym kolegorn memorial
W ktorym myrazone jest .rosyj-
.skie zapatrywapie ma swestye W
jaki sposob ma przyszlosc nalezy
prowadzif iladz6r policyjny mad
Marokiem. Document radzi, age
by Francya Hiszpania objely
1kontrole graniczna mad Marc
klein, a w. Brytapia, Hiszpania i
Portugalia ME sprzeciwisja SIG
tfefnu planowi. Co ipne mocars-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06
KrOnika MiejscoWa.
Kwestya licencyi zaiatwiona.

Kwestya licencyi zaiatwiona.
Rome wzgledy wpiynely ma
wczorajsza uchwale rady miejs-
kiej, azeby szynkarze placili od-
tad po $1,000 "a licencye ma spree
daz napojow alkoholicznych.Gio Clio
wnie rozchodziio sic o srodki "a
pobiegajace brakowi dostatecz-
nej ilosci policyantow, a partya
wstrzemiezliwcow agitowaia z
zasady "a opodatkowaniem SYN
karzy, liczac ma to, re wielu z
Mich zamknie raczej swe lokale,
anizeli wyrzeknie sic przyjemno-
Sci pracowania W tym celu, azeby
lwia czesc swego zarobku pre-
znaczy6 ma policye. Jeden alder
manow glosowal "a podwyzsze-
1iem z tego nianowicie wzgle-
du, azeby zbic zarzuty, jakoby
zawdzieczal swe powodzenie wy
lacznie szynkarzon. Ia tym pa
nem poszedt jego pobratymczy
.towarzysz, ostatecznie stanelo na
tenn, ze odrzueono wnoszone po-
prawki, ME dopuszczono now
COW do gsosu isprzyjeto ondynans
40 iglosafhi ~iekszosci przeciw
.asl Poniewaz mayor rniasta po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06
Porozumienie ma konferencyi W Algeciras wy
daje sic niemozliwem.
Nieudaly zamach ma adm. Dubusowa
w MoskWie.
Uniwersytet lwowski zamkniety.
GRozNE PozARY PRERYJ W TEXAS.

SlklG LlCIIll1C lid Su0ESEASAAi>O"
ziawiska, ma ktore obecnie ska
rzy sic Europa, Przedewszyst-
kiem czynie "a ME misyonarzow
odpowiedzialnyni. Oni So bo-
wien winni, jezeli Chihczycy
wystepuja wrogo przeciw Gu
dzoziemcom, Musi mas przecie
gieboko obrazac, jezeli TAXI misy-
narz zaczyna gwaltem nawracac
mas ma chrzeScijanstwo.Na nasze
uczucia ME zwracaja przy tenn
zadnej uwagi. A tymczasem w
ciagu ttysiacleci kult przodkow
i nauka Konfucyusza staiy sic
dla mas swietemi i drogiemi. Jeze-
Ii COS lepszego wyzszego, chet-
ME poznamy przyjmieny. Ale
niechjze ludzie, ktorzy nam to
przynosza, sarni stosuja sic do
gloszonych przez siebie zasad.
Niechaj wiec protestanccy i ka-
toliccy misyonarze ME kloca
sic ze soba ME wykradaja So
bic nawzajem owieczek. Jakichze
to drdzi t,daje sic n1isyouarzom
nawracae? Pc wiekszej czesci So
to wyrzutki spoleczehstwa, ola
ktorych wszelka religia ma tylko
o lyle wartosc, o lie moga niej
wyciagnac dla siebie jekaS oso-
bista korzysc. Jak smiesznen1
jest wogole to misyonarstwo. w
Europie pozostaje przecie tax
wiele do poprawienia, re ME
potrzebuje ona chyba wydatko-
wac swego swietego zapaiu ma
maso wartosciowych Chihczy-
kow.
ByEoby to strasznem niesz-
czesciem ola calego swiata, gdy-
by kt6re mocarstwo chcialo pro-
bowac powstrzymywac ten bieg
padkow, ktory sic w Chinach O.
becnie rozpoczal. Jezeli Stany
Zjednoczone wysylaja teraz woj-
ska na Filipiny w oczekiwaniu
wyniknac rychio mogacych trud-
nosci i zawik1ai w Chinach, to
nalezy jak najwiekszym nacis-
kiem stwierdziG, ze Chiny ME ma
ia zadnych zamiarow tego rodza-
ju, kt6reby usprawiedliwialy ta-
kie rozporzadzenia. Do ponowne-
60 najazdu mocarstw europejs-
kich pewnoscia ME przyjdzie.
Juz wypadki ostatnich dwoch lat
wykluczaja wprost to, aby woj-
ska obcych mocarstw mogiy tax
jak wowczas, obok siebie wal
czyc. Dlatego jestem skionny
przypuszczac, re zbrojenia Sta
now Zjednoczonych skierowane
So zupelnie przeciw komu innemu
niz przeciw Chinom. Wyrazniej
jednak, podobnie jak W sprawie
owego zamachu dynamitowego
W Pekinie, mic W tel sprawie po-
wiedziec ME moge.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06
Rome notatkI teIegrafIczna.

= Kr6l angielski Edward by{
wczoraj ma obiedzie u bylego
prezydenta Loubeta. Obecnymi
byli takze prezydent Fallieres i
byly prezydent Casimir Perier.
We francuskiej izbie po-
, slow ma pewna interpelacye od-
powiedziai minister wojny E
tienne, re Francya najzupe}niej
gotowq jest do mobilizacyi armii
kazdej chwili.
DO Rzyinh1 .przybyl wczo-
raj znany milioner ]. Pierpont
Morgan w tych dniach otrzyma
audyencye u krola Witktora f
manuela.
= NowaItaryfa ciowa w Mem
czech, wanna Cd zeszlego czwar-
tku, daje sic giownie odczuwac
w handlu z Rosya.
= Do Kronsztatu przyplynela
fihskiej zatoki olbrzymia kra
lodowa ma ktorej znajdowaio sic
$50 rybakow szczesliwie urato--
wanych.
w Petersburgu pojawilo
sie nowe czasopismo umiarko-
wanie liberalne pod redakcya
prof. Kowalewskiego.
w czasie ostatnich burr u
wybrzeza Norwegii zgineio
przynajmniej so ludzi. Oprocz
II statkow, o ktorych zatonieciu
juz donoszono, jeszcze 5 innych
znikio bez wiesci.
w Grindelwald w Szwajca-
-ryi, ~ kantotiie berneiiskirn, spa
dla lawita Sniezna i zburzyia ho-
tel Baaregg. Zdaje sic, re wszys-
cy goScie sic uratowali.
- Prezydent Roosevelt pre-
slai kongresowi oredzie tyczace
sic fortyfikacyi wybrzezy.
= Malzonka senatora DepeW,
skomprotnitowanego w proce-
sach Towarzystw asekuracyj-
nych, z domu Palmerowna, stara
sic o rozwod.
= Ze San Francisco wyjechal
wczoraj do Filipin transporto-
wiec Logan, ma ktorym udaja sic
w podroz do Filipin: 8 pulk pie
choty, diva szwadrony 3-go pull
ku konnicy kilkunastu cywil-
nych podroznych.
= w Indianapolis, Ind, roz-
poczai sic wczoraj process bylego
auditora stanowego Dawida E.
Sherricka, oskarzonego o zde-
fraudowanie $145.000.
= WBostonie strajkuje oko3o
500 robotnikow w fabrykach wo-
z6w ,gdyz pracodawcy ME Ego
dill sic ma zaprowadzenie 9-cio
godzinnego dnia piracy, ma yclo-
sed shop" inne rome zadania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06
PRZEdLAD
POuTED HIEDzYHARODOWEl
Chicago, 8 n,arca.

,,Berliner Tageblatt" ogiosil
interview berlinskim poslem
chinskim generalem Yintschan-
giem o obecnem polozeniu W Chi
mach. Wszystko, CO sic dzieje we
Wschodniej Azyi, zapowiada
zblizanie sic wiekopomnych wy
padkow. 2 politycznych i mill
tarnych wypadkw lat ostatnich
Chiny wysnusy wniosek, ze rady-
kalna reforma caiego ustroju
panstwowego jest ich kwestya
zycia musi wzmocniG wrodzone
zalety narodu chinskiego. Pre-
dewszystliend chodzi o reforme
arrnii i floty. Mozna iagodnie ale
stanowczo odepchnae cd siebie
narzucajacych sic zewszad przy-
jacio4 i urzadzie sic wedle wlas-
nych zyczen j potrzeb. Jezeliby
wowczas Chiny musia1y wysta-
pic w obrorie swej nietykalnosci
lub w obronie pred nieproszony-
mi doradcami,, SWAT po raz drugi
doczeka sic takich niespodzianek,
jake mu juz sprawiia Japonia.
Chiny obecnie rozporzadzaja
znakomitym materyalem wojen-
nym, kt6ry najzupelniej wpraw-
ME wIada juz najnowsza bronia.
Artylerya kawalerya stojs ma
wysohosci swego zadania, a przy-
stowiowe chihskie manewry pre-
staly juz bye gsupia komedya.
Marynarka jest na razie rzecza
uboczna, poniewaz, przedewszy-
stkiem chodzi o obrone Chin ma
ladzie. (Czyiby pred RosyaD
Ale takze i marynarka zostanie
pod wzgledem jakoSciowym
podniesiona bardzo wysoko. ma
co rad ME za1uje srodkow. w
sprawie reform wewnetrznych
ma pierwszy plan postanowiono
reforme finansow waluty, jak
rowniez wprowadzenie uowego,
recyonalniejszego systemu eel
nego i podatkowego, ably stwo-
rye zdrowa podstawe dla ekono-
micznego rozwoju panstwa, da-
lei przez rozszerzenie sieci kole-
jowej i wog6le komunikacyinej
podniesG eksploatacye bogactw
naturalnych rozwinac handel
zarowno wewnetrzny jak zagra-
nicznv.
Potem tax dalej mowii dyplo-
nata chinski:
Pragniemy jak najscislejszego
ctosuuku panstwami obceni.
Ale ME mozerny dopuscic, ably
obce pahstwa zabicraly nam te-
rytorya i wymuszaly ma mas spe-
cyalne przywileje. Ola mas, O.
twarcie movie, najmilszymi So
Icupcy tych panstw, ktore ME usi-
iuja tworzyc wiasnych kolonii W
granicach paistwa chihskiego.
Austrya mp. kt6raa nnttgdy ME obja-
villa W tym kterunku zadnych
pragnieh, miasaby u mas pod
wzgledem narodowym jak naifep-,
sze szanse. Jezeii wsrod l,,du
chinskiego istnieje wrogie dla
cudzoziemc6w usposobienie, to
zaprawde ME nasza wilma. Przez
sto lat niemal cudzoziemcy O.
brazaja brutalnie ignoruja mai
swietsze uczucia naszegos. naro-
ie5S ~
Naturalnie, przygodnie poia-
via sic reakcya, nia te wszy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06

glami. Odziez ma Fugine'ie zaje-
Ia sic; jak zywa pochodnia plo-
naca wbiegi do drewnianej szo+
py, ktora sic zajeia spaliia. Ze
zgliszcz wydobyto zweglone je-
60 zwfoki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-06


czwartku, a we srode projekt
bankowy przyjdzie pod obrady,
Washington, 6 marca, - Me
miecki ambassador baron Speck
Won Sternburg wywolal nieJaka
sensacye wyrazeniem swej opinii
w sprawie marokanskiej. Zazrla-
czyl wprawdzie wyraznie, re
Niemcy daza tylko do utrzymanla
,,status quo" w Marokku j re ME
Eycza sobie wojny, ale dodaa, re
Niemcy ME moga nigdy dopuscic,
by Francya miasa jakowes prero-
gatywy tam, gdzie jej posiadlosci
granicza Marokiem. Gdyby
Niemcy. teraz zrobiiy jake ustep-
stwa, to uwazanoby to "a s1abosc
ze strony Niemiec.
Slowa ambassadors, chociaz o.
stroznie byly wypowiedziane, u
wazaja "a zapowiedz, re Niency
krokiem ME ustapia, chociazby
do wojny przyjsc mialo.
Petersburg, 8 marca, - VIA
bnie og1oszony ukaz carski roz-
porzadza, ze wybory do dumy ma
rodowej rozpoczna sic W aS pro-
wirrcyach Rosyi srodkowej 3
kwietnia, W y prowincyach o7
kwietnia, W pozostaiych pro-
wincyach 3 maja.
Czionek organizacyi robotni-
czej popa Gapona, 0 ktorego
samobojstwie donoszono wczo-
raj, nazywaI sic Sechow cieszyl
on sic nadzwyczajnem zaufaniem
u ludzi. Okazuje sic tez, re pop
Gapon byl ma zgromadzeniu, ma
ktorem Sachow odebral sobie zy-
cie. Pop Gregor Petrow oskarzya
Sechowa IL cd Gapona wziai ST.,
500, i re tajnej policyi dopomogf
szukae4 Maluszenskiego, ktdry II.
riekl byl kasa komitetu, Sechow
wystapit przem6wieniem bar
dzo gwaitownem, oSwiadczyi, IL
ME moze znieSc zarzutu, jakoby
zwiazek dzialal reka W reke z
rzadem i przysiegal, il zarzrty
ezynione jemu i komitetowi So
niesIuszne. Potem zazadai cd
Gapona, by ten oswiadczyA, ezyli
on, Sechow, kiedy otrzymal choc-
by kopiejke z pieniedzy rzado-
wych.. Pop Gapon powstal "a
reczyl ma uczciwosc Sechowa.
Wtedy Sechow zawoial: "a teraz
dam najwyzszy dowod mel ME
winnoscip To mowiac, przylozyi
revolver do skron wypalil.
Moskwa, E marca. - Wczoraj
udalo sic udaremnic zamach ma
zycie admirala Dubasowa, gen.
gubernatora Moskwy, zupelnie
jak w wypadku admirala Czuch-
nina, kiedy w zamachu rowniez
role grala kobieta. Jakas kobieta,
kttra zapewniaia, re przychodzi
cd osobistych przyjacids guber-
natora, dosta1a sic do jego kance-
daryl, ale zachowanie sic jej ner-
wowe zwrociso uwage jednego z.
adjutantow, ktory przy tenn zau-
wazyl, IL ma ona niezwykle buj-
ne wlosy wysoka fryzure. .Kiedy
zaczeto ia sic wypytywai, cheiaia
uciekac, ale ja schwytano, zrewi-
dowano i odkryto mala bombe
w jej warkoczach.. Me zdolano
jej identyfikowac.
Paryz, 6 marca.. -TKsieznicz-
ka Ena Won Battenberg ziozy wy
znanie WARY katolickiej we sro-
de w hiszpahskiem miescie San
Sebastian. Krol Edward towa-
rzyszyc bedzie ksiezniczce do
San Sebastian, ale zachodzi kwe
stya, czyli bedzie ma cerenonii,
ktora sic odbedzie W angielskiTn
kosciele katolioki1n w San Sebas-
tan.
Elorercva & rnarca We Nusi +