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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
ANTHONY AHLO IS
NOW A
JUDGE IN PEKIN

In a letter to his father which ar
rived on the Mongolia, Attorney VIM.
II. Heen of Shanghai, son of H. A.
Heen of this city, said that he is
picking up business and has practice
lilly recovered from his recent illness
He wrote further that the island-born
Chinese boys were becoming popular
and well acquainted among the official
circles. Many of them have recently
accepted appointments under the Chi
nese Imperial government with large
salaries attached to them. Anthony
Ahlo, an Island boy, and the son of the
late well-known rice planter, l.. Ahlo,
Is now judge of the Court of Punish
ments in Peking 1t is a very impor-
tant position and the salary is 400
taels, or $275 United States gold,
month. Judge Ahlo, it may be re-
membered, attained his education pri-
marily in the Islands and completed
his course in Cambridge University,
where he graduated with honors. Re-
turning to the Islands after completing
his studies, he worked in local law
Office as clerk for some time. Short
ly afterwards he proceeded to China
to look into a gold mine proposition.
Soon he was appointed a teacher in
the University of Peking. He still
holds two positions and is doing very
well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
JAPANESE FALLS
100 FEET
TO HIS DEATH

Crashing down the precipitous
sides of the pail that hens in the
landward side of the leper settlement
on Molokai, Japanese laborer last
week fell to death at the bottom of
the precipice nearly 1000 feet below.
According to information received
in letter from Molokai the Japan
csc was at work widening the pail
trail at point 1900 feet above the
level lowland. The accident ap-
pears to have been the result of his
own carelessness. He was trying to
loosen large boulder and in doing
SO was standing in front of it. 1t
gave way suddenly and crashed up
on him, knocking him over the cliff.
He fell to the bottom and was
dashed to death.
The superintendent and several of
the japanese laborers had warned
the man of the danger of his posi-
ton, but he paid no heed to the
warnings.
An inquest was held over the body
and the coroner's jury returned
. erdict to the effect that the man
came to his death through his own
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
HOMESTEAD SUIT FILED

Hilo, July 23-A petition was filed
in the Circuit Court of the Fourth Cir
cult yesterday in the case of G. w. A.
Hapai against James w. Pratt, Com
missioner of Public Lands. Thompson
and Clemens of Honolulu are acting
for the petitioner. The petition sets
forth that the petitioner on February
8, 1902, secured a right-to-purchase
lease on Lot so, Olaa Homestead Res
ervation, 27.10 acres. This lease
granted him privilege to buy at any
time within three years for 1926. 20,
provided he had reduced rs per cent
of it to cultivation Having complied
with conditions he deposited the
money with Sub-Land Agent G. Fl.
Williams on March 10, 1906, and ap-
Piled for a patent A dispute had
arisen as to the construction of the
word residence" and the petitioner
prays that Pratt may be ordered to APP
pear and answer and also that such
relief as the premises may require be
granted.
The case, which was sent here from
the First Circuit, is in a sense a test
case, as many Olaa settlers have had
their deed held back on the same OBJ
lection as that which affects Judge
Hapai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26

For
.
Secretary

The latest guess for the position
of Secretary of the Territory, to sue
coed A. l.. c. Atkinson when his
term expires in December is G. F.
Clemens of the law firm of Thomp-
sen & Clemens.
Both members of this firm stand
very close to Chief Justice Frear, it
is said and the representations are
naming Clemens as one of the best
bets.
Frear, who is to become Governor
probably about the 18th of next
month, is lying low and saying moth
ing-nothing, that is, for the infor-
nation of the public. But nobody
doubts but that he has already picked
out the man whom he intends to
recommend to President Roosevelt as
the one whom he wants as his sec
ond. Indeed, it is not improbable
that he has already made his recon-
mendation.
There is little doubt but that
Clemens would take the position If it
were offered him, but whether the
tip of the political checkers has any
foundation other than in their mag
nations is doubtful.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
Headache and SIeep|essness

Mrs. G. w. Rorer, of Rock-
vile Center, L, l., suffered
so from headaches and ner-
vous trouble that she could
not sleep.
She has failed to derive any benefit
from the many other remedies she tried.
She has been completely cured and re-
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sleep, thanks to DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY.
Mrs. Rorer is Ga years of age and
cannot say too much in praise of this
great family medicine.
/ have been a constant sufferer
from headache and nervous troubles,
sometimes lying awake at night. saw
your advertisement in the paper and
made up my mind to try your medicinal
whiskey, and it did me so much good
that continued it, but now only take
it in the evening and at noon time. l
think that it is better than any medicine
l can get. | have not had the doctor
once since l commenced using it. l
thank you again and again for the good
it has done me. My age is "a years."
MRS. G. w. RORER, Rockville
Centre, L. l., Dec. 3, 1906.
The above unsolicited testimonial of
Mrs. Rorer is similar in its words of
praise to many letters received daily
from men and women throughout the
world, in all walks of life, who have
been permanently cured by DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY, the great
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
KONA pR0SpER|NG

President R. w. Single of the
Henry Warehouse Trust Co. returned
from short trip to Hawaii in the
Mauna Loa this morning. Shingle
stated that Kona seems exceedingly
prosperous, ]. B. Castles new devel-
opment company having given a great
start to the various industries of both
the districts New houses are being
built and all the labor in the country
is being employed on this work as we'll
as in that of harvesting the coffee crop
which is now coming in. Many OF the
settlers are planting cane, and the
plantation has extended it's fields south
into the lands of the Greenwell estate,
and new extension of the railroad
will have to be built in order that the
cane from these fields can be brought
to the mill.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26

Blank books Of all sorts. Iedgers,
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing Company.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
HATTIE SlFFREY (OESHRST
Continued from Page y

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hundred votes this week, and Miss
Rose over five thousand. Miss Green
had twenty-three hundred.
The count of Thursday demon
strates the uncertainties of the stu
alton. Owing to the widespread in
terest throughout the islands in the
young ladies striving for the great
Pacific Coast trip, the Bulletin has
decided to make another unofficial
count so that the count may appear
in the B ulle t i n of Monday after
noon. The last votes will be issued
on Tuesday afternoon, and the official
count made by special committee
On August 10. The count published
Monday afternoon and sent by wire
less to the other islands will give all
those interested full information of
the exact situation just before the
final day for the purchase of sub
scriptions.
There are a few points which
those interested in the young ladies
of this contest should bear constant
ly in mind.
No votes will be issued from this
Office after the 5 o'clock whistle
blows Tuesday afternoon July 80.
This is absolute. Don't come in just
after the whistle has blown and tell
long and sorrowful story and talk
about how much money you would
spend if the rule could be suspended
for just minute.
There is plenty of time between
the hour you read this and 5 o'clock
the 3Oth Of July to get all the votes
and make all the plans necessary to
your campaign. Get your votes by
that hour or you can not get them.
The committee for the official
count has not been entirely complet-
ed but two members have consented
to serve and will be entirely satisfac-
tory. They are John Soper and
Eugene Campbell. Neither Of these
men has any interest in any of the
candidates nor in the Bulletin.
If possible the third member will be
selected from the outside islands but
the uncertainty of the outsiders be-
ing in town when the count takes
place, makes them hard to get.
One young man has asked if he
nay have representative present
when the final count is made. Ev-
;rybody may have as many as they
ike and themselves to boot All the
5 u letin would like to know is
low many are coming so that it may
lecide to hold the count in the office
II some place that will accommodate
larger crowd,
The B u lie t i n has nothing to do
With the official count. That is in
he hands Of the committee.
Remember the dates.
No votes issued after July 3Oth, 5
!. m.
No votes received after August
9th, 5 D. m.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
TERRITORY IS LIABLE
SAYS PARSONS
FOR COUNTY WRONGS

Hilo, July 23.-The Territory of Ha-
wall is liable for any damages caused
by the negligence of the employees of
the County in making or repairing
roads. Such, in a nutshell. is the de-
cision handed down by Judge Parsons
of the Circuit Court of the Fourth Cir
cult in the case of Kumazo Matsumura.
an action to recover SO, 900 for alleged
damage to property at Kahalii caused
by one Keola, a road employe, who is
said to have negligently turned "
stream of water across it.
The Judges decision is that while
the County makes and repairs the
loads, the work Is done for the Terri
tory, which, though the Superinten-
dent of Public Works, exercises super
vision and control of the thorough
fares.
The matter came up in Chambers in
the form of a demurrer by County At
torney Williams to the plaintiffs dec
iaration, presented by Attorney Carl
5. Smith. The demurrer was sus-
tanned
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 20, 1907.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26

This morning the hui of Japanese
hotel keepers which chartered the
Kumeric received a cablegram from
Hirano, the special agent whom it
sent ahead to Vancouver to meet the
vessel on its arrival. The message
merely stated that the Kumeric had
arrived but said nothing about what
the chances were for her passengers
passing the immigration authorities.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26
STOCK BOOKS CLOSED.

The stock books of the Pioneer
Mill Co., Ltd, will be closed to trans
fers from July 9th to August LIST,
1907, both dates inclusive.
(Sgd.) w. PFOTENHAUER,
Treasurer Pioneer Mill Co., Ltd.
3753-1t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-26

Blank books of all sorts, Iedgers,
etc. manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
Eshing Company.
The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary ct
the news Of the day.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23

grenada Serb6w oddzialem Bufga-
row stoczyla zwycieska Wake. 10
Bulgar6w zabito glowy i'm poodcina-
no.. Wojsko tureckie znajdujace sic W
poblizu, przypatrywaio sic obojetnie.
= w sobote W Berlinie zostanie O.
twarta wielka wystawa sztuki, ktora
potrwa do 2S wrzesnia. s.
w Kairze Egipcie strajku1a
dorozkarze personale tramwajowe,
a wojska angielskie pilnuja porzadku.
w Upsali W Szwecyi umar} profe-
sor botaniki ma uniwersytecie, Kjell-
man, ktory kilkakrotnie towarzyszyi
Nordenskjeoeldowi W jego podr6zach.
- Wczoraj przejezdtai przez No
wy York ksiaze Albert Leopold ze
Sachsen Koburg Gotha, W towarzy-
stwie tylko swego sekretarza, udaja-
cy sic ma wystawe do jamestown.
- Japohsh. finansista Koredyo
Tekahaszi, ktory W Londynie W Pa
ryzu pozyskai pozyczke lis milionow
dolar6w, wczoraj byi San Francisco
drodze do Japonii.
w st. Louis procesuja policyanta
M. ]. McNanamre. kt6ry zastrzelii
zone jej kochanka. Ze loo kandyda-
tow ma sedzi6w przysiegiych, So od-
prawiono dlatego, IL kazdy Mich o.
swiadczyl, te uznaje ,,niepisane pra-
wo".
w Milwaukee umarl SO letni znA-
ny muzyk julius Klauser.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23
BANAN SWATEM.

Pisma angielskie opowiadaja o
zajmujacem zdarzeniu, jake "a
szlo w Birmingham. Oto pewns
sluzaca kupila sobie ma targu ba-
nan, gdy go rozkroila, zabiera-
jac sic do jedzenia, znalazla W
nim piorko ptasie, a w tenn pior-
ku karteczke, zwinieta w trabks.
Ma karteczce byla drobnemi lite
rami, ale zupelnie czytelnemi, ma
pisana wiadomosc, ze piszacy jest
urzednikiem plantacyi bananow
ma wyspie Jamajce, re jest kawa-
lerem re pragnaiby sic ozenic.
Byl teez podany odres piszacego.
Wziewczyna wyczytawszy te via
'domosc, odpisala zaraz. Po WA
jemnej korespondencyi, ktora biz
sko rok trwaia, przybyl ow plan
tator bananow z Jamajki do An
gill, wziai Stub, poczem zaraz >
mloda iona powrocii do swej Oh
czyzny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23
20zne notatkl teIegrafIczna

- Ma konferencyi kolonialnej "
Londynie podobno premier Transwa-
lu. gen. Botha, zamierza doprowadzic
do utworzenia korpusu ocnotnik6w
boerskich kolonii transwalskiej.
- Wedle wyroku niemieckiego sa-
du admiralshego, spotkanie paroW-
COW KAISER Wilhelm der 'Gfossewf
,,Orinoco" W istopadzie z r. wynikio
W skutek ,,dajacych sic uniewinnic o.
myiek obu kapitan6w." = SIN
w Kolonii umari jeden najma-
jetniejszych niemieckich wlascicien
kopaln wegli, Matthias SHINES.
= We Wiedniu obchodzono wielce
uroczyscie dziesiata rocznice urzedo-
wanna nadburmistrza dra Karola Lue-
gera, chociaz on sam dla poratowania
zdrowia bawi jeszcze W Bovrana W
1stryi.
= WegiersM minister nandlu Kos
suth podobno oswiadczyi, re ugoda po-
legac bedzie ma ukiadzie clowym.
ME zwiazku ciowym pomiedzy Austrya
a Wegrami, TAX, re Wegry otrzyma1a
taryfe wiasna niezalezna.
= w Paryzu we Francyi powstai
polar W arsenale, szybko sic szerzy.
- Pod Iyssr, W pobli5u Ueskuea
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23

Wloszech zas policya juz czeka
ma niego.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, 23 kwietnia.
= Przeszio 20 cudzoziemcow, u
wazanych "a czionkow tz. Gear
nej Reki" podejrzanych popel-
nienie szeregu zbrodni w tel oko-
icy, stawaio wczoraj pred sa-
dem. Oskarzeni byli popelnie-
ME I3 zamachow morderczych,ty-
lez sprzysiezeh, 6 dynamitowych
zamachow i dwoch napasci roz-
bojniczych. Caiy szereg rodzin
Cd lat zyl w ciagfym strachu
przed zbrodnicza ta organizacya.
-Rozprawy rozpoczely sic wczo-
raj popoludniu o godz. 2, i niez-
miernie wiele Swiadkow zostanie
zawezwanych tax stad, jak z Ro-
chester, Buffalo innych miast.
Gi6wnych swiadkow postawi sic
pod kaucya, azeby ME uciekali z
obawy pred mozliwa zemsta
czlonkow organizacyi.
San Francisco, CAL, 23 kwiet-
MIA. - Ma parowcu Ventura, /,
kt6ry wlasnie przybyl z Austria
lii, komisya imigracyjna zatrzy-
maia pewna kobiete, gdyz zdaje
sic, re ma ona chorobe oczu, 2
ktora ma podstawie ustaw imi-
gracyjnych ladowa6 cudzoziem-
com ME wolno. Powiada ona, re
Jest ksiez. Marta Kowalihska (O
i siostrzenica cara rosyJskiego.
Jesliby tax bylo nawet, to odesle
sic ia do Australia, skoro sic Okla
re, re ma owa chorobe oczu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23

XII O stanowisku Wloch, pomimo
zjazdu w Rapallo. Mimo to ko-
munikat zamieszczony przez mas
W rubryce telegramow jednego
ostatnich numerow, pozostawia
ogolne slime wrazenie, IL najwiek-
sze mocarstwa militarne usposo-
bione So wzgledem angielskiego
wniosku ograniczenia uzbrojen
niechetnie. Rosya, Austro-Wegry
i Niemcy, ktorych zastrzezenie,
minlo ogolnikowej formy, ma ma
widoku wylacznie rozbrojenie, od-
mawiaja i'm CORY mozliwosci
praktycznego rozwiazania, Fran
eva zas Japonia ME poparly wca-
lie wniosku.
Druga wiec konferencya poko-
iowa w 11adZe ME z WleKsZem
zapewne powodzeniem rozstrza-
sac bedzie kwestye zmniejszenia
icezaru militaryzmu, gniotacego
ludzkoSc - niz pierwsza. Me
zbraknie zapewnie uprzejmosci
wzgledem Anglii, ale stad do
traktatow jeszcze bardzo daleko.
Moze uda sic dokonat dziela kto-
rel nastepnych konferencyi; po
najblizszej jednakze trudno spo-
dziewac sic czegos W tym wzgle-
die.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23
TELEGRAMY.

SSSAoCoA s, % N'A$IA~'
Strajk zalogi flotyli naftowej W
Morzu Kaspijskiem zagraza Gale
mu przemyslowi rosyjskiemu "a
stolen, ktory juz dale sic odczu-
wac. w fabrykach w srodkowej
Rosyi glownym materya}em opa-
lowym jest pewna masa naftowa,
skoro tel zabraknie, to mnostwo
fabryk bedzie musialo stanac.Na
gieldzie w Kazaniu juz prawie
panika powstaia W skutek braku
paliwa telegraficznie zwrocono
sic do izby pos}ow prosba "a
radzenie ziemu; w Moskwie juz
fabryki zamykaja. = A strajk,
trwajacy juz dose dlugo, moze
jeszcze potrwac, bo zadna re
stron ME chce ustapic. Baron
Taube, szef zandarmeryi, ktore-
mu polecono, by staral sic straj-
kowi koniec polozyc, ME byl w
stanie mic uczynic z kilkuset
statkow flotyli ledwie 10 pelni
sluzbe.
Skonstatowano, re w skutek
zatoniecia parowca Archangelska
ma Newie, SO osob utonelo.
w rozmowie prezydentem
izby poslow Goiowinem premier
Stoiypin wczoraj oswiadczyi, re
szef detektywow w Dumie, Pono-
mariew, zostanie zlozony z re
du. Jak wiadomo, obwiniano go
o .wynajdywanie" sprzysiezeh.
Petersburg, 23 kwietnia. -
w Dumie odiozono zastanowie-
ME sic mad wnioskiem, by pote-
pic postepowanie terrorystow.
Poniewaz car poleci} ministrowl
dworu cesarskiego, baronowi
Fredericksowi, uwiadomic Colo
wilma, prezydenta izby nizszej, re
zyczy sobie widziec sic MIN
dis popoludniu przeto uwazano
"a stosowne drazliwa te sprawe
odlozyc, dopoki sic ME okaze, ia
kie So zapatrywania cara. Kon-
stytucyjni demokraci obawiaja
sic, re sprawa ia doprowadzi do
rozwiazania Dumy juz W sobo-
te niejaki pop}och wywolaiy po-
miedzy mimi pogloski, re przyj-
die do tego.
Sewastopol, e kwietnia. =
ProSby 0 przeniesienie tutejszego
komendanta twierdzy, gen. Ma
gulewa, doprowadzily do tego,ze
powierzono mu komende mad
twierdza Kownem. Komitet re-
wolucyjny oznajmil, re Nagulew
nigdy zywcem Sewastopola ME
opuSci.
Tarnbow, e kwietnia. - Rek-
tor tutejszego duchownego semi
naryum, Sinmeon, zostal groznie
raniony wystrzalem z rewolweru'
Seminaryum niedawno zamKnle-
to powodu, re studenci 'wdawali
sic W polityke. Istnieje podelrze-
ME, re do rektora' strzelaa Jakis
byly student.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-23
PRZEGLAD
e0u1IN MIEDZYNARODOWEI
Chicago, % kwietnia,


wan.a sic sytuacyi, doreczona ME
laEno W Petersburgu urzedownie
aas.elsl,a propozycya ogranjeze-
MIA uzbrojen "a pomoca miedzy-
na-odowego ukiadu, wejdzie ia
ktyczuie ma porzadek dzienny ,kon
ierencyi pokojowej, chociazby dla
gkazania szacunku inicyatywie
". Bytanii. Roztrzasana bedzie
p-awdopodobnie przez komisye
-pecyalna.
Propozycya Angli, scisle bio
rae. rosi charakter bez poSre-
daio interesowania i dlatego przy
lie dotyczy uzbrojen marynar-
skich lei wlasnych oraz dwu So
sicdnich panstw, Francyi Me
mice. kt6re zmuszajq skarb bry-
tvisEi do nadmlernych wysl4kow
ma polu budowy okretow wojen-
uych, gwoH utrzymania floty ma
wysokoSci zasady przeciwwagi
,.dwu mocarstw". Co sic tyczy O.
graniczenia uzbrojen ladowych,
Anglia ME jest W MEM bezpoSre--
tno meresowaua / dlatego przy-
p-szczat nalezy, re ia czeSc E.
wcnualnych uklad6w pozosta-
lahg wolna Cd wplywu wyspia-
-v kt6rzy przyjeliby zapewne
l-z dyskusyi odpowiednia umo-
we. uznana "a wlasciwa przez
wick. mocarstwa kontynentalne.
Me MONA powiedziec, aby mo-
ment obecny szczegolnie byi wy
b-any szczesliwie dla pr6by pre-
Prowadzenia w zyciu praktycz-
mem projekt6w humanitarno po-
koiowych. Wzajemne zaufanie
Domiedzy mocarstwami i wiara
w bezwzglednq niezawodnoSc
is-uiejacyCh traktatow bynaj-
mnjej ME sq tax niewzruszone, by
rzQdy byly skionne zrzec sic ME
ograniczonej wolnoSci zbrojenia.
Co czas jakis zjawiaja sic po-
gloski, pozbawione moze donio-
sloSci sciSle konkretnej, lecz bu-
dzace niepokoj, podsycajqce "a
tmosfere niedowierzania i niepe-
wnoSci. Niedalej, jak W kohcu
ubiegiego roku, obiegaIa Iamy
lziennikarskie wieSc, ze miedzy
Erancyq a w. Brytania, zapadio
0orozumienie, ma kt6rego mocy
w razie wojny francusko niemie-
-e' ma Anglia znieSc flote ME
m.ecsg, zburzyG niemieckie porty
oywe-zyjna. Pred niewielu ty-
a-l.aui notowaliSmy w inneI
Hysalzlt W Holsztynie armie
ro5Tce aontrpogloSke o usilo-
"an.ach YIN razem ze strony
Nicmiec, zamkniecia nora Bal
tyck1ego W celu zabezpieczenia
sic W razie ataku ze strony Anglii
Jea. w TEN wszystkiem wiele
Przesadv Jest jednak niewatpli-
VIE l2d~o prawdy, pomimo najso-
lenn.e.szych zaPrzeczen urzedo-
wych. Zreszta mozliwoSc zbrojne
60 PoParcia w pewnych warun-
kach, poIjtyki francuskiej przez
Angie Jest W tenn wszystkiem
Wlele Przesady, jest jednak ME
w2tPliwie jadro prawdy, pomimo
naJo lenniejszych zaprzeczen u
rzedowych. Zreszta mozliwosci
zbrojnego poparcia W pewnych
warunkach, polityki francuskiej
przez Anglie rad tel ostatniej ma
wet wcale ME zaprzecza. Ostat-
MO zn6w W parlamencie francu-
skim z powodu epizodu tranzloka
cyl jeneraia "a rozkaz dzienny,
wsDominaiacy o odwecie, Rad
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rozdawania. Zapukano znowu i
powiedziano furtyanowi, re sa til
pewni pahstwo, ktorzy zyczq So
bic zwiedzic koScioi. Ma to Cd
powiedzia} mnich: Teraz ME po-
ra; ojcowie siedza przy obiedzie:
przyjdzcie p6zniej. Ale w tejze
chwili przechodzil tamtedy gen.
Salsa, ktory poznaf krola. Oczy-
wiscie furte otworzono a zaklo-
potanie mnicha bylo niemale.
Washington, 20 kwietnia. -Po
nieobecnosci przez miesiac caiy
wczoraj powrocili re swej podro-
zy do Panamy, Kuby i Porto Ri
co sekretarz wojny Taft jego
towarzysze. Sekretarz Taft re
zona natychmiast po przybyciu
udali sic do swego mieszkania.
Przybyli mimi by}y gubernator
Porto Rico, Beeklnan Winthrop
iona, posel Burton Ohio, po-
sci Dearmond Missouri, senator
Kittredge z South Dakota i pan
ma Margarie Ide. Jacht Mayflo-
wer przybyi tu pred godzina II
wieczorem. Sekretarz Taft oglo-
sill oswiadczenie, re ma Kubie w
obec istniejacych stosunkow "a
dawalniajacy stan panuje, re od-
1ozono liczenie ludnosci, by ma
lezycie je przygotowac, ably ME
bylo zadnego powodu do novel
interwencyi i re po dokonaniu Ii
czenia ludnoSci zapewne odbeda
sic pomySlnie wybory prezydenta
i kongresu rzeczypospolitej. Ma
Panamie rowniez znalazl Taft
wszystko W stanie zadawalnia,a-
Gym.
New York, % kwietnia. - Are
sztowanego til Enrica Alfano,
kt6ry, jak sic okazalO po areszto-
waniu go, jest naczelnikiem osfa-
wionej wloskiej ,Camorry", ode
Sic sic do W}och. Ucieki on byi
Wloch po zamordowaniu nieja-
kiego Cuccola + jego zony, a po-
licya wloska go sciga. Poczatko-
wo policya tutejsza, poznaWszy
MIN Alfana, zamierzala oskarzyc
go morderstwo, trzymac w are
szcie czekac ma papiery donna
gajace sic jego wydania wladzom
wloskim. Ale pozniej poradzono
policyi, by W kr0tszy i skutecz-
nieiszy sposob go sic pozbyla. o.
t6z Alfana stawiono> najprzod
przed sedzia policyjnym, ktory
..dIa braku dowodow" uwolnii
90 cd zarzutu morderstwa. Ale
zaraz potem aresztowali Alfana
agenci komisyi imigracyjnej "a
wiezli go do Ellis Island, skad 20
stanie deportowany do Wloch ma
mocy ustaw imigracyinych. we
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