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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
A GENERAL SLAUGHTER.
Danish People Expect to Kill Eight
Million Rats.

Because the rats which infest the
fields and houses are doing great
damage to crops and seriously inJur-
ing many thing in other ways,
the Danish government has offered
a reward of two cents for every dead
dodent brought to the specially ap-
pointed office. Already the popuiace
has killed at rate of more than
5000 a day, and it is thought that
before the year is out over S,OOO,OOO
will have taken the same Journey.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
THE HEART THINKS.
Saws The Brain Is Merely an Organ
For Heating,

That the brain is merely q vital
organ for heating the body has been
asserted by D. Joseph Sims, the fam,
GUS physician, who recently returned
to his home in New York after tour
around the world. ,.o.
DR.. Sims says that years OF oDser-
walton and study have convinced nlm
that man does not think with ms
brain, but with his heart; that tne sae
brain is a vital organ maintained tor
the purpose Of heating the !, body. 70: s,,oo,r
AS tending to strengthen his theory
=, cove he has found that great men,
as rule, have small brains and
large hearts, while those below nor
NAL and imbeciles have large brains
and small hearts. .,os tho
AS bearing out his theory that tne
brain heats the body he says that I'D
the frigid zones the people have large
hra,ns' while in the torrid zones their
brains are small.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
FATAL ACCIDENT
One Man Killed and Two Others
Hurt in Auto.

Hurt in Auto.
Dr.. J. T. Killebbrew, one OF the
most prominent CT the younger ply
sicians of Mobile Ala, was ground 10
pieces under the wheels of moving
freight train, Perrin Bestora, prom
inent young attorney was seriously,
and W. P. Horn, g. well known bus
mess man, was slightly injured III an
automobile accident Thursday after
noon.
They were driving in an automo-
bile and when crossing a railroad
track the approaching train was
seen. Although the automobile
crossed the track, DR. KiliebrsW
jumped and was caught beneath the
wheels OF the train.
DR.. Killebrew was president OF the
Mobile County Medical society, a lee
turer on the diseases Of women in the
University of Alabama and an assist
ant in the Ingo-Bondurant infirmary
at Mobile. He was born and reared
at Nashville, Tenn.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
VICTIMS
Found After Tsnsmeat in New
York Was gurned.
BLACK HAND OUTRAGE

Fire Started in the Store and Spread
With sach Rapidity that Score Met
Death and as Many Badly Burned.
The Bodies of the Dead Were
Found in Many Unexpected Places
Among the Ruins.
A shocking loss Of human life and
7the destruction of property worth
more than one million dollars, were
caused by fires in New York and its
immediate vicinity in the "a hours
ending at eight O'Clock Sunday morn
ing.
The fire wave struck Coney Island
and before it subsided Steepie Chase
mark, a score Of hotels and many
amusement attractions were In ruins
and many persons homeless.
-Four women were discovered dead
in a closet where they had rushed to
hide from the flames. The body OF a
woman was found lying over child
as though she had tried to protect
1T from the flames. Five bodies were
found crowded around one doorway
,on the top floor, showing that they
had been struck down While trying
ito escape.
After an all night search OF the
.r,1i-s of six story tenement on Chris
tie street, burned shortly after mid
might, the police announced tnat
there were twenty victims OF tne
fire.
The bodies of the dead were found
in all sorts of unexpected places 20
which the people had fed When ehe
IRE broke out. Almost all OF tne
bodies were burned beyond recogni-
ton, many to such an extent tnat II
vas impossible to distinguish the
sex. A majority sof victims, the po-
lice believe, were women ana chii-
odren. +o,o
The burned building was tene-
rpent common to the east side, with
q store on the ground floor and apart
ments up stairs crowded Win Ten
ants, mainly Italians.
The FIRE started in the store ana
swept through the building with sucn
rapidity that a fifth OF the loo teh-
ants met horrible deatn, anotner
score, though they escaped were
more or less burned.
IT is thought the fire was caused
nv an explosion, s citizen reported
that he heard loud.report and saw
fhe store window crack and fall 10
nieces. If this is true it is possible
that the great loss of life is due to a
Black hand outrage.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
THE MOB WAS FURIOUS.
sougth to Avenge Many Murders In
New York.

Following the repeated murders
assassinations and f1endish attacks on
girls and children in New York mop
was crazy Friday night when a man
slasbed the face of John Blackman' a
motorman, who was repairing car.
The crowd pursued a slasher, VINO;
terrified at the cries of Lynch him.
iumned off a pier of East river and
was drowned Only the arrival or
tho nolice reserves prevented the
crowd from storming the jail on Sta
ten island for the purpose of WreaK-
inp vengance on Joseph Nopwyak,
fiffy-four years old, charged Win
assaulting a five-year-old girl
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
SHERIFF COMdETs SUICIDE.
Driven to Act BY Memory Of Man He
Recently Hanged.

Because the hanging of negro in
the line of his official duty preyed on
his nerves, Sheriff Joseph B. Bennett,
cf Starke, county, Fla, blew out his
brains. The deed was committed at
his home in the presence of his wife.
About two weeks ago the sherltf
adjusted the moose and sprung the
death trap for a negro who had been
convicted of murder. Although a
brave man Sheriff Bennett could
never bear the sight of suffering and
he could not rid himself Of the mem
ory of the man dangling at the ropes
end. He became unable to go to sleep
and told friends he would never again
have peace of mind.
After a sleepless night, he arose,
secured his pistol, and shot himselr
through the head while his wife was
still il bed. Mrs. Bennett awoke
just as her husbands body fell across
the bed.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
TOOK A LONG TIME.
A Letter on Its Way Nearly Thirty
Two Years.

A prosperous Norwegian citizen OF
Stanley, Wis, has Just received let
ter which was on its way to him Tor
80 years. The letter was mailed
from Norway to a port In Mexico
where he had been stationed as
youth on board vessel. When the
letter reached Mexico he had gone
to South America. The communlca-
ton was sent to South America, but
the man had returned to Norway;
The letter went back to Mexico ana
remained in the post office. After re-
naming there for many years 1t was
sent back to Norway, and from there
to this country and reached the ao-
dressee at Stanley, not long ago.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
BUYS A TOWN
To Knock to Pieces With Big Guns
and Shot.

In order to experiment with Vari-
Gus new guns and projectiles, the
Austrian government has purchased
outright the Bohemian village OF
Mlada. All the inhabitants nave leit'
and soon all the latest ACQUISITIONS IN
the line of guns will be trained on the
defenseless homes, and the erect OF
the bombardment will be MADE
serious study BY the Austrian otncers'
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
ELECTRIC STORM.
Does Considerable Damage In CtS
of Augusta, Ga.

terrific wind, rain and lightning
storm passed over Augusta at 7:3o
o'clock Thursday night doing such
damage to electric wires tnat ne .ne
CITY was in darkness and all elect[lc
current turned off. Trees tnrouen-
out the western section OF the CITY
covered the streets with deprls. ;.
Damage to the electric company -
roughly estimated by an oIhclal d. d.
$4,000. Five hundred telephones
we're burned out. Roofs OF several
building were reported torn on;
Lightning set fire to the resloenGe H
of NJ. O'Dowd and it was lmposslple
to turn in an alarm, the wires peins
down From the companies which re-
sponded four firemen were injured os
falling walls.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
SEAL WAR is ON.
Between the Russians and Japs In
North Pacific.

News was brought by the steamer
Empress of China to Victoria, 3. W.
last week, of fatal attempt by the
Japanese sealers to rail Copper island
where the Russian seal rookeries are
located, beyond the end of the Aleu-
ton chain in the North Pacific. A
japanese Sealing cshooner fro Tok,
10 reached Copper islad on the night
of June 27 and dropping anchor q
short distance from the seal rocker
les, sent number of boats ashore
with their crews armed with rifles.
The landing was made and while part
of the sealing company was engaged
in skinning seals on the rockeries the
Russian guards opened fire on them
and drove them off after killing one.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
DEEP Laid PLOT
OF BlackmaiIers to Extort Money
or Murder Victims.
DEATH WAS RESULT


to Pay-He Was One of the Ten
Men to Be Killed If They Did Not
Pay Up Promptly.
Seeking a motive for the murder CT
H. S. Travshanjian, the Armenian
rug merchant, ofsNew York, the dis
trict attorneys Office was led to an
investigation of a, report that TRAY
shanjian was one of ten wealthy Ar
menians who had been marked for
slaughter if they failed to give ul
$4,000 each to blackmailing band
of their countrymen. No color was
given to this theory by Pedros Ham
pertzoomian, who killed the rug man,
when the prisoner was arrained
last week. In court he maintained a
stolid Indifference, waived examina-
tion, and was remanded to the coron-
er. Later he made statement 10 a
representative of the district attorney
In this he declared that he had come
from Chicago for the express purpose
of killing Tavshanjian, but the crime
was justified by no one and no other
person or socitey was involved.
From other sources carefully pro-
tected by the authorities, came infor.
nation of a startling character and
said to be accurate. This is to the
effect that a secret society of Armen-
ians originally organized for what
the members held to be patriotic,
though revolutionary purposes, mao
degenerated into an instrument Ior
blackpail. The organization had dis
banded, while the better elements
withdrew from all connection With
the society.
The killing of Tavshanjian and the
others. it is stated, was planned more
that wear ago. They received let
tiers which they interpreted as mean
ing that they must pay or take the
consequences. The threatened men
discussed the matter at meeting ar,
ranged to decide what they shoulo
do. Tavshanjian was present. A
number of the, merchants were II
favor of acceding to the demand.
"Better give them money and
live they said.
mo" said Tavshanjian. AS a mat
ter of principle we should not pay;
You can do as you will. They Will
get nothing from me:
Mr.. Cambere, Tavshanj1an,s secre,
tary, visited the attorney once, anu
there declared that the death OF MS
employer grew out OF ATTEMPTED
blackmail. ,,.o ,,
"There is no government here,
cried Cambere eXcitedly. | cannon
understand why you have such laws
In Turkey they would have rounoeo
them all up. This man who commit
taS the murder is only the dupe IN
the hands of band of blackmailers:
Cembere gave Assistant Dlstrlc'
Attorney Smythe list of wealthy AT,
menians who he said had been forceo
to nav blackmai! to this band.
aThis is the work of an Armenian
in this city who is the worst man III
the world" said prominent Armen'
ian "He has been Responsible loi
mony murders and lesser crimes anu
too cowardly to commit them MN.
seIf He gets men of small inteilec'
to to do the work for him by making
them believe that they are "orhihs
for their country ,a
Another well-to-do Armenian salo
"a priest who tried to fight the Dano
was murdered in Odessa: fatnei ;.
Kasper Vartarian, killed in New Yorh
was another victim.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
HUGE SNAKE AT LARGE.
This Incredible Story Comes From
Valley, Nebraska.

A dispatch from Valley, Neb., says
a monster snake, forty feet long, and
with q head like a bushel basket, Is
causing terror to the farmers east OF
this town, where it has been seen
several times, and where it picked up
Joseph Anderson, a farmer ano
threw him twenty feet, breaking t"o
of Anderson's ribs in doing SO.
The farmers have organized
GRAND snake hunt for next week, ana
every man for miles around will take
part in it. ,,uo
For twenty-five years reports nave
heen circulated about big snake
which made it's headquarters near
Agee's Lake, and which occasionally
swallowed a pig or calf. Twice this
wear the snake has been seen.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
ENGINE DITCHED
To Prevent Collision With a Pas
senger Train.

Engine No. IA on the Richmond, /,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
was derailed at Fredericksburg, Va,
Thursday, pinning Engineer Reuben
O'Brieu beneath it, The locomotive
was purposely ditched in order to
prevent it from crashing into a pas
senger train on the bridge crossing
the Rappahannock river at that place.
Had collision occurred, the pas
senger train on portion of it, prob
ably would have gone into the river
and the death and injury Of many OF
the passengers would have resulted.
O'Brien was seriously but not fatally
injured.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
GOT FIVE YEARS.
Woman Defrauded Members Of Well
Known Families.

At London Mrs Josephine Leslie
was found guilty on the charge OF de-
frauding members of well known
families by false pretenses and sen
fenced to five years penal serVltuoe'
It was her custom to represent her-
self as friend Of j. Pierpont Morgan
and declared that he guided her IN
Eestmelts.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
WOMAN HAS LEPROSf.
The Sixth Case Discovered in Boston
and Vicinity.

The State board Of health of Mas
sachusetts has confirmed the report
that the young woman who was re-
Gently removed to the Massachusetts
General hospital after being employ
ed as a domestic for several months
in some of the wealthiest families In
Boston is a victim Of leprosy.
She will be removed to the leprosy
colony at Fenikese Island on the
coast near New Bedford. The pa
tient, whose name is concealed, had
been under treatment during the past
wear for skin disease before the real
nature of the affliction was discover
ed. This is the sixth case OF leprosy
discovered in Boston and vicinity
during the past twelve months.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
LAUNCH CAPSlIED.
Only Two Of the Ten on Board are
Saved.

A gasoline launch capsized In a
storm at Sunny Side, Toronto, On
tario, and of the ten men who were
in her only two are known to be sare;
Three bodies have been washed
ashore .-..sL
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
SIX DEATHS.
Following the stings Of Black Flies
in Canada.

A startling tale of fatalities has
reached Aurora, N. Y, through John
Grim, who has just returned from
the Algonquin Park locality of Can
ada. Griffin expected to be gone for
several weeks on hunting trip, but
the fact that six deaths resulted from
blood poisoning, following the stings
of black flies, near his camp, drove
him home
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
FATAL FALL.
Two Men Killed and Several Wound
ed in Ohio.

Two men were killed and five ser
iously injured by the falling of scar
folding upon some work at the Pitts
burg and Conneaut dock Thursday
The dead are:
A. Matson and B. Hulck, of CleVe'
land structural iron workers.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-08-01
NINE MEN KILLED.

Harhor Strikers and Police Have
Fight in Buenos Ayres.
Nine men have been killed and
MANY injured in fight at Bahla
Blanca, Buenos Ayres, between the
harbor strikers and the police.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

FILADELFIA, Pa. w ME,
dziele rano banda oprysz-
k6w chcia1a sic wkra6c do
plebanij ko6cio}a sw. Micha-
la przy 2ej i Jefferson ul.
lecz spostrzezona :zosta1a
przez policyanta Gejz 20 sta
cyl poIicyjnej PREY Master
I'll. Getz zawezwal pomoc
dw6ch innych policyant6w !
ustawiwszy ich ma czatach
prey murze przy Jefferson
ul. sam takoWy przeszko-
cyl i udaf sic no Plebanie.
Naraz policyanci us1yszeli
trzy wystrza}y rewolwer6w
a gdy sic dostali do wnetrza
podw6rza zastali Getza le-
zacego bez przytomno6ci ma
ziemi. Odwieziono go do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

koscid jest pe}en poboznych
ale sa to niemcy i irlanczy-
cy. W po1skich domach, z
wyjatkiem kilku, kt6rzy ma.
leza do Zjednoczenia, ,darmo-
by szuka} polskiej jakiej ga.
zety. Wszedzie utrzymuja an
gielskie i niemieckie, a ma
u]icy gdy przem6wisz po
polsku do kt6rego Polaka to
ci odpowie po angielsku bo
swojej mowy sig wstydzi.
: KS. Bara6ski robi co mo-
ze, ale W obec obojetno6ci
swoich parafian jest poprostu
bezsilnym.
Smutny to obraz, ale praw-
dziwy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

tworzenie policyi miedzyna-
rodowej, ME czas ma reformy,
obecnie si}a trzeba stlumi6
gwa1ty i zbrodnie fanatycz"
nYch muzu}man6w, a W Ca
sablanca tax d}ugo nalezy
trzymac wojsko, al rokosza-
ME zapomna o swych wybry-
kach, je6liby bowiem woj-
sko zbyt rych}o wycofanem
zosta}o, to wielkiem jest
prawdopodobie6stwem, re
rozruchy W Casablanca i W
innych miastach portowych
wszczelyby sic ma o,groz-
niejsze jeszcze Mill pierwsze.
Og6lny sad prasy jest takim,
ze nalezy wys}ac do Morok-
ko posifki i po]eci6 tamtej-
Sym hiszpa6skim wojskom,
by dzia}a}y reka W reke z
francuskim pod wodza glow
nego dow6dzacego genera}a
Drude.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29
PETERSBURG, rs sierp.

PETERSBURG, rs sierp-
MIA. - Rosya zam6wifa W
dokach angielskich kilka
pancernych okret6w wojen-
nych, krzyzowc6w i kanonie-
rex. - Przesladowanie prasy
rosyjskiej ze strony rzadu
odbija sic fatalnie ma prasie
prowincyonalnej; Geese zna-
czna mniejszych I czasopism
przesta}a zupe}nie wychodzic
z braku informacyi i zainte-
resowania czytelnik6w, ME
po2adajacych pism jalowych
i czczych; biuro rzadowe in
formacyjne straci}o tez polo
we abonent6w. Zato sadly
wojenne tunkcyonuja W ca
lei pefni; W miesiacu lipcu
W samych prowincyach bal
tyckich skazaly rs os6b ma
6mierc a 81 ma zeslanie ma
Svbir.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29
Many

CINCINNATI. - Many
my tu polska parafie kt6-
rel proboszczem jest wielb.
ks. R. Bara6ski, ale tn po-
zal sic Boze. Moze W zad-
nej innej polskiej kolonii
ME ma takiej obojrtno6ci dla
WARY i narodowo6ci= jak u
mas. ks. Bara6ski robi co
moze, ale to wszystko ma mic
sic ME zda}o. Ko6cio]ek nasz
wewnatrz brudny obdrapany,
przedstasia snantny obraz
zaniedbapia, a gdY=Mejd
don W niedziele IA sumo, to
obecnych m6gfby6 prawie
na palcach poliezyc, chot
suma odpraWita sic specyal.
ME dla Polakow:P Podczas
pierwszej j drugiei mezy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
WILHELMSHOEHE,

WILHELMSHOEHE, &c
sierpnia. - Cesarzowa Au-
gusta Wiktorya przechadza-
jac sic 20 parku, upad1a i
skaleczy}a SLIME noge; wsku-
tek upadku pek}a tetnica W
nodze, a cesarzowa policy W
]6zku przez pare tygodni j
wstrzymac sic musi cd wszeI-
kjch wycieczek ! podr6zy;
pom iejsze dok}adniejsze
wie6ci donosza, re wypadek
cesarzowej zdarzy} sic przy
grze W tennisa, kt6rego CO.
sarzowa jest zapalona milo6-
niczkq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

ST. LOUIS MO. Wed1ug
najnowszego rozporzadzienia
Z Rzymu niekt6re kolegia
i domy Prowin cyl Niemiec-
kiej 90. Jezutow odtad be-
da nalezec cze6c;a do Nowo
Yorskiej, czie6cia do Missou-
rya6skiej Prowincyi. Wzgle-
dem za6 polskiej Prowincyi
W Ameryce moge donie6C tyle
re polscy Ojco vie Jezuici iak.
dawniej (od roku 186O) tax
i ma przysz}o6t naleze6 bada
do Prowincy Missouryka6-
skiej. Mieszks6 zas beda od-.
tad re Superyorem ich missyii
W Milwaukee, Wis. w nowvm.
kollegium marquette Uni.
versiti" aud Grand Avenue
prezy kosciele "The Jesuste ]
beda dalej prowadzic polskie.
missye i rekolekcye, 0 kt6re
odtad Wie]ebni ksi4za pro-.
boszczowie jako tel wielb.
prze}ozone zakon6w tamze'
do Mich wcze6nie zgiaszac sic.
racza.
ks. Alex. Mathauszek
Sup. polskiej missyi
90. Jezlit6 81 v Aneryoal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29
z ELIZABETH n. J,

Z ELIZABETH n. J. -
Polakom ME wolno zenic sic
W niedziele:. Policya tutejsza
zabroni1a Polakom i Litwi-
nom zenic sic W niedziele.
Powodem do tego So uczty
weselne, wyprawiane po slu'
bic. Ma weselach, Polacy
podchmieliwszy sobie,
wszczynali bijatyki, tax, re
prey kazdym weselu potrze:
Ebna by}a ponoe pelieyi dc
.uspokoienia "bawiacych" sic.
Dopiero czujac na g}owie gru-
ba palke policyanta - U.S.
pakaja} sic nasz brat. Ale
ostatecznie i policyi przy-
krzy1y sic wida6 to ciag}e a
wantury - oto nowy prze.
pis, kt6ry ME pozwoli} wca-
10 wyprawia6 vessel W niedzie-
le Polakom. Nalezy tn pod
kresli6 jedna rzecz. Gdyby
Polacy wiecej czytali gazety
tern samem rozwijali sic
umys}owo - to napewno
mniejby pill w6dki,, - i
przy zabawach znalezljby o
czem6 rozsadnem pond6wic i
uczciwie przepedzi6 czas.
Teraz - poza robota - istnie
ia dla Mich tylko rzeczy:
p6j6c do koscia1a lub .p6j6c
upi6 sic. Zadnych poza tenn
rozrywek, zadnego pokarmu
duchownego. Gas, azeby Po-
lacy zastanowili sic bardziej,
- czas, azeby zaniechali
zatruwsnia sic vodka bija-
tyk, - czas, azeby bez wzgle-
du ma przesladowanie i zaka-
1y 20 strony ludzi ::!!z}ej vol
rozwijal sic, czytali, kszta1-
;cili.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

HAGA, 26 siepnia. - De-
legacya Brazyiii ma Konfe:
rencyi Pokojowej z}ozy}a W
imieniu swego rzadu naste-
pujaca dekleracye: ,,Brazylia
ME przywiazuje wagi do an
glo- ameryka6sko niemiec-
kiego planu utworzenia sta
lego sabu polubownego;
sprzeciwia sie ustanowieniu
takiego sadu - jako insty'
tucyi wcale n;epotrzebnej j
bezpozytecznej. .Brazilia SPREE
ciwia sic r6wniez k]asyfiko-
waniu pahstw ma potegi |.
II. III. ". i V. klasy, ale
sadzi, ze,na Konferencye Po-
kojowa zaproszono wolne i
niepodleg}e narody ME po to
by je ma klasy szeregowa6 i
dzielic; Brazylia dazy do
utrzymsnia i uznania zupe1:
nej r6wno6ci wolnych ludlow
pomiedzy soba, bez wzgledu
ma zasoby Pa6stwowe. Wy
stapienie to smiale i stanow-
cze Brazilii wywo]a}o wielki
zwrot W opinii prasy o ca}ej
sprawie sadu polubowego:
znaczna Geese pism powaz-
nych wzywa obecnie po}ud-
niowo i 6rodkowo amery-
ka6skie republiki, azebywraz
z Brazylia sprzeciwi}y sic jan
kesowskiemu wnioskowi i
utrzyma}y swa niezawis}o6c
wobec wiekszych poteg mi
litarnych. ,.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-08-29

ODESSA, 26 sierpnia.
Donosza z wiarygodnych
zr6de}, ze Rad rcsyiski przez
swe ministerya wojny i ma
rynarki, zarzadzi4 natychmia-
stowa i to jak najskrupula-
tniejsza inspekcye rewizye
W armii flocie, oraz we
wszystkich fortecach, arsena-
ZACH, magazynach biurach
wojskowych. W celu pre-
prowadzenia tel inspekcyi "a
mianowano specyalna ko-
misye rzeczoznawcza, na kt6-
rel szefa powo}ano generafa
Kofadowskiego. TAX nag4em
jest polecenie rzadu i TAXI
posplech nakazany W rozpo-
czeciu inspekcyi, ze Ko}adow-
.skiego odwo}ane- urlopu,a
kt6ry wyjecha1i natychmiast
kazano komisyi wzia6 sic do
piracy. Rad usilnie kryje
motywa i powody tego swe-
go nakazu, prasa jednak "a
graniczna utrzymuje z Gala
pewnoscia, ze ME Ottawa woj-
ny jest przyczyna tel kontro.
Ii INA }eb ma szyje'', ale gro
"a rewolucyi. Otto agitacya
rewolucyjna tax wielkie mia
Ia ostatnimi easy porobi6
postepy W armii i flocie ro-
syjskiej, il Rad obawia sic
og6lnego i powszechnego
buntu ca}ej armii i floty!
Azeby wybuch udaremnic
zarzadzono inspekcye; czy le-
karstwo to zaradzi chorobie
caratu najblizsza przysz}o6c
wykaze.