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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
S115,000 F0R
 ARKANSAS Appropriation for Improve ment of Harbors and Riv- CTS Will Garry Largest Sum Ever Reported.
PINE BLUFF IN IT
Congressman Joe T. Robinson, of This District, Successful in His Earnest EndeavOrs in Behalf of This City.

Pine Bluff people and especially the members of the Board of Trade, will rejoice to learn that Congress is soon to make large appropriation to be used exclusively for the improvement of the Arkansas river at this point and to prevent the cut off which has threatened the city and has been a hideous nightmare to our people for so many years.
 The river and harbor appropriation bill, which will be reported by Chair man Burton to the national Congress probably Wednesday, will carry ap- proximately $74,0O0,00O in appropria- tions, the largest bill of it's kind ever reported in the history of the commit tee. For this, thanks is due to work of the Rivers and Harbors Congress which repeatedly has done much in crystallizing house sentiment in favor of a large appropriation for improve ment of the nations waterways.
 People have come to look upon the appropriation today not as money ex. pended, but money invested.
 Much thanks is also due to the goo6 work of the Arkansas congressional delegation for the manner in whicf the claims of the state for an equit able share of the appropriation was presented and won. At times the figh was almost hopeless and members o1 the delegation began talking of form ing an alliance with others to defea the bill altogether. They argued, "A fair bill or none at all." It seems tha these threats had the desired effect for they reached the ears of the pow. CTS that be, namely, Speaker Cannon who hurriedly sent word down the line that he would stand for a bill as large as $75,O00,O00, but no more. Bur. ton at once became more liberal anc before the Senate gets through witt the House bill it will be a round $75, 100000 measure. To be sure, the Sen. ate does not believe in doing things by halves when the ''pork bar'l" is involved. They are only human, af ter all.
 While the bill is in no sense com.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
CHARGED WITH A THEFT.

Nathan Moore, negro, was ar rested Saturday night by Patrolman V. H. Boyd and E. Parnell, charged with stealing a small sum of money from the grocery store of w. J. Shepard, at No. 1920 West Bar raque street. It is alleged that Moore entered the store through a transom over he back door. The case was transferred to Justice J. P. Knox'S court. s-.z.-e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21

from any country and are exerting their influence to induce congress to crystallize their objection into law.
 Should any such law be enacted it might prove embarrassing, not only to the government, but also to the concern to which the con- tract for supervision of the digging may be awarded The contractor is expected to furnish the labor for the canal work and, naturally, he would not care to be hampered by an act which would force him to employ only certain classes of labor.
 It is likely the contract for supervision will be awarded to the Oliver-Bangs combination. Tn this concern, William J. Oliver of Knox
 vile, Tenn, is the real man behind the gun. He expressed a willing ness to undertake the task alone,
 but Chairman Shonts insisted that
 the responsibility could not be rest
 ed on single individual. Mir.
 Bangs, therefore, joined forces with him.
 MT. Oliver is regarded as one of
 the great contractors of the world.
 Every bank of consequence fin the
 South endorsed him to the canal
 commission and from all over the country the president and the com-
 mission received testimonials of his ability, integrity and financial standing. He has done great amount of important work for the Southern Railway and Samuel Spencer, late president of that
 system, had such confidence in him that he never required him to give bond.
 Should MT. Oliver and his as- sociate get the contract, negro labor will be employed to a great extent in the work of construction. The men will be taken to the isthmus from this country to the number of several thousand. Their work will be superintenGed by white foremen, principally from the South-men who are accus- toned to handle negro labor. Should the Oliver-Bangs firm get the contract, work under it will
 begin within sixty days after the
 signing of the papers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
SCHOOL BOARD
 CLOSED DEAL
Purchased Site for New High School From Scull Estate for S4,OO0-
 Bought One Whole Block.

The Pine Blun School Board, at a recent meeting, purchased one block of ground between Beech and Laurel streets and Eleventh and Twelfth ave- nues for the purpose of erecting a new high school building. This prop erty was bought at cost of $4,OOO from Knox Scull representing the Scull estate.
 It was stated by members of the School Board that the building would probably be two-story brick and will be modern in every way. It is to cost
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
21,Ss9

New prescriptions filled by Bedells Pharmacy last year. This is a re- markable record and one thatF any drug store could be proud sbf It stands for the great faith and confi- dence which the public hasSin their ability, quality of matiral and prompt ness in delivery. You take no chances when having your prescriptions filled at Bedell's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
Governor John $. Little a-iI:tt ,s,.3sy.1,
 ; 54> s1 Suffered Painting Spell Today

Special to the Graphic.
 Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 21.-Gover- nor John s. Little suffered fainting spell as he was entering the State House this morning and was taken to his home in serious condition. He swooned as he was ascending the State House steps.
 Friends who were walking with Governor Little at the time carried him into his office in the State House, where a physician was called and af- ter working with him about ten min- utes, brought him too. He was death ly sick, but his condition is not beliey- ed to be of necessarily alarming na-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21
Used Marriage Licenses In-
 stead of Licenses Author
 lzing Them to Tell For- tunes. n
JUST PURE IGNORANCE
Chief Stewart Holding Them for
 Judge Toney-One Has Little
 Baby at a Local Boarding
 House. #

Ignorance of the law in securing two marriage licenses for two couples, who were already married. instead of licenses authorizing them to tell fortunes, resulted in the ar- rest of Marie and Annie Adams. two Austrian women this morning. They are in the city jail awaiting trial before Judge w. l.. Toney in police court this afternoon.
 The women were arrested on the street by Patrolman Oscar Parnell while in the act of inducing a local citizen to permit them to tell his past, present and fuure. They dis played their marriage licenses, but the documents were not the kind that the patrolman was looking for and he took them to police head quarters. Both women were placed in the city jail on charge of vio- 1ating the city ordinances, requir- ing license for fortune telling.
 The woman, accompanied by
 The women, accompanied by Peter John, an Austrian, went to the office of County Clerk J. R. Core at tSe court house this morning and secured two licenses. They asked Deputy Clerk Curra1 Nichol to issue them licenses. He did so and they departed A half an hour later the trio was arrested. The man was released as the women were the only ones, accord ing to the policeman, who were telling fortunes or soliciting sub- jects for their alleged powers.
 The women tried to explain the state of affairs to Chief of Police Stewart, but he ordered them taken to jail to await the decision of Judge Toney. One of the women claimed to have an infant at boarding house on State street and both cried pitifully to be allowed to re- turn to the child, whom they said needed attention. The man after being released, hurriedly left the police headquartrs and did not return up to the noon hour.
 Chief Stewart was thoroughly convinced that the women were in- nocent in the matter, but he said he was duty-bound to hold them be- cause of their violating the city or dinance governing fortune telling. If they had secured county licenses, a city license would have also been required. When told that the younger, of the two women had a small baby at local boarding house that was not being cared for. Chief Stewart said he would look into the matter and, if he deemed it necessary, he would release tho mother on her own recognfzance. |
 The women appear to be Gypsies. They deny this however, but declare that they are natives of Austria and came here from St. Louistyesterday morning. In the event that they are discharged which is most likely. the women will lose $6, the amount paid for the two marriage licenses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21

It is the cut that gives distinction to the garment. We cut a special pattern for each garment. We hava a nice line of suitings from $25 up. Eisenkramer the Tailor, over Citizens bank. Second avenue corner PinA street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-21

ture.
 The recent inauguration of Cover nor Little together with the many matters that have required his atten- tion preparatory to his assuming the duties of Governor, are believed to have brought on the attack. Gov ernor Little will probably be taken out of the State within the next few days for rest of several weeks at one of the Northern resorts. In this event President John Ike Moore, of Helena, will become Governor tenn porarily and the Senate will be con- pelled to elect another in his place as presiding officer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-09

ja} sic doradzca skarbowy, mia
nowany przez Japonie ma mocy
traktatu 1905 r. Obecnie tez
preliminuje juz Korea swoje do
chody i wydatki, a preliminarz
budzetowy stale sic w miare wpro-
wadzania reform coraz bardziej
szczeg6lowy skomplikowany. O.
stroznie, ably ME rozdrazniac lud-
nosci, przeprowadzono podwyzsze-
ME podatk6w, tepiac r6wnoczesnie
wielka surowoscia wszelkie nadu-
zycia urzednik6w podatkowych,
kt6re dotqd najbardziej gnebi}y
ludnosc.
Wazne reformy wprowadzono
take W zakresie instytucyj ban
kowych. Czynnosc ich, dotychczas
dowoln., poddano kontroli rzado-
wei, pr6cz tego Rad utworzy} W
wielu miejscowosciach banki rolni-
cze przemyslowe, ably u}atwic
obr6t. pieniezny, a r6wnoczeSnie
przyczynic sic do rozwoju rolni-
ctwa i przemysiu. Z koncem roku
1906 bylo W Korei dziewiec ia
kich bank6w, kt6rych kazdy ope-
rowal suma 100000 ien6w, W
zwiazku tenn przeprowadzono re-
forme waluty, potworzono zwiaz-
XII kupieckie, kt6re pod kontrola
rzadu, emituja w1asne banknoty.
Ably ulatwi6 gospodarke rolna, "a
1ozono domy towarowe, kt6re u
dzielaja pozyczek ma zboze i inne
produkta rolne. Dzieki tym in
nym srodkom, uregulowano W kra-
ju obr6t pieniadza oparto ma
zdrowych podstawach.
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Kronika Chicagoska
q Kd robotniczych.

Telegrafisci "Western Union
Telegraph Co." p6}nocy odeszli
cd piracy polecenia wydzia}u wy
korawczego unii. Ma znak dany
okofo 175 urzednik6w, tworza-
cych Gala s}uzbe nocna, odesz}o cd
aparat6w by udac sic do gl6wnej
kwatery unii, gdzie wygioszono
kilka przem6wieh.. W ciagu dnia
dzisiejszego kilkuset urzednikow
telegraficznych przestanie praco-
wac. Policya strzeze budynku kom-
panii. Rozkaz nadszed cd komite-
tu wykonawczego, gdy tenze o
trzymal urzedowe uwiadomienie 2
straiku W Los Angeles. Cd chwih
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-09
Telegramy zagraniczne

Tangier, 9 sierpnia. - w Ma
rokko coral gorzej sic dzieje!
Szczep krajowcow Augera zagro-
iii obecnie napadem samej juz
stolicy kraju - Tangierowi. Luz
dnoSc okoliczna chroni sic do
miasta posi-. europejscy, ktorzy
"a miastem maja 1etnie rezyden-
eye, opuscili je i r6wniez do mia
sta przybyli. Francuscy maryna-
RE strzega gmach6w poselstwa,
sklady sklepy Europejczykow
zamkniete, wszedzie panuje trwo-
ga niepokoj. Z miejscowoSci
Rabat doszly depesze, re zbun-
towany szczep Kabylow zazada}
Cd Francuzow usuniecia tamtej-
szych francuskich celnikow -
do dni IA, poczem - JeSli ich
zadaniu zadoSc ME uczyni, Kaby-
lie napadna na miasto. = Z mia
sta Masagan telegrafuja, re tam
wyDuchly grozne zaburzenia, z
ktorych powodu miasto rowniez
lax Casablanca zosta{o zbombar-
dowane przez francuskie okrety:
dis ley ono prawie caie W gru-
zach.
Casablanca, 9 sierpnia. w
mieScie tenn znowu spokoj zapro-
wadzono, ale slady kilkudniowych
zaburzen wszedzie widoczne
niepredko usrrnac sic dadza. Ca
le miasto przedstawia sic jak je-
dna wielka kupa gruzowl Bonn
bardacya trwaia 4S godzin, pod
czas tego rokoszanie pladrowali
DO mieScie mordowali tych, CO
sic przeciwko nim poprzednio o.
swiadczyi, a ME zdo}ali sic schro-
mic ma okrety nj do konsulatow.
Najwiecej zgineio zyd6w, trupy
ich dotad leza na ulicach, bo mia
sto opustosza}e niema komu
cial grzebac. Wszelkie sklepy So
wciaz jeszcze zamkniete, w mie-
Scie panuje nedza i giod. Z Eu-
ropejczykow zamieszkalych W
miescie W czasie bombardacyi
ME zginai Mkt, jeden tylko zo}-
nierz francuski zostal zastrzelony
podczas napadu rokoszan ma kon-
sulat francuski, kill1u ich jest
rannych. w gmachu konsulatu
francuskiego schronili sic wszy--
scy inni poslowie, jake to: Anglii,
Niemiec, Austryi, Wloch, Szwe-
cyl Stanow Zjednoczonych, a
nadto bardzo wielu innych Euro
pejczyk6w; krajowcy dwukrotnie
napadali ma konsulat, ale bezsku-
tecznie. w Casablanca boja sic
wybuchu zarazy z powodu zapo-
wietrzenia miasta wyziewami gni-
jacych cia1 pomordowanych po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-09

puje ich plany zamiary. Wybory
przezydenta rzeczypospolitej cd
beda sic W jesieni; Rad prawdo-
podobnie pozostanie W tych sa-
mych rekach, chybaby go zmieni-
la rewolucya, ma co sic jednakze
ME zanosi. Armie rzplitej cwicza
zoinierze niemieccy.
Santiago, Chile, 9 sierpnia. =
Ogromny pozar zniszczyl tu wiel-
XII browar, przyczem kilkadzie-
STAT osob zgine}o W gruzach "a
duszonych zostaIo przez gazy tru-
lace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-09
PRZEGLAD
POLITYRl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, 9 sierpnia.

-
IJeszcze o zmianie tronu W
E0rsi). -
Sedziwy cesarz koreanski, Vi
Hung. 34ty wiadzca panuiacej
od 1892 lat W Korei dynasty II,
podpisujqc akt abdykacyi trouu
Loreanskiego ma rzecz swego syna,
uczvniI stanowczy krvk Go refOr-
my prastarego panstva koreal-
skiego, Iecz zarazem oStateczny u
padek mocarstwowcgo stancwiska
Korei, kt6ra przeszla pod zupelny
wplyw i proteAtorat Japonii.
Abdykacya cesa,za Yi-lIunga,
bvla nieuniknionem nastepstwem
rypadk6w, kt6re przebyla Korea
ID wojny japoGsko-rosyjSkiej. Ia
raz poczatbiem wojny wojska
iaponskie wyladowa}y W KOrei, a
cesarz koreaGski musia} sic Ego
dzi6 ma udzielenie Japonczykom
licznych przywilej6w peinomoc-
nictwa do konuolowania wewne
trznych spraw swego panstwa, W
zamian "a to gwarantowah Japon-
czycy utrzymanie integralnOsci /
samoistnosci pa1stwa koreanskie-
90, Oraz utrzymanie panujacej
dynastyi przy wladzy. PowOi
wplyw japoGski pOczal Obejmo-
wac coraz wieksze kregi, koleje,
telegrafy, poczty, armia, staly sic
cd mich zalezne, emigracya japon-
skich kulis6w W ogromnej mierze
przyczyniala sic do zapewnienia
tych wplyw6w. Mimo, ze Yi-Hung
nieufnie odnosI sic do przyby-
Sow, zwlaszcza, re podejrzywa}
Japonczyk6w machinacye ma
swa niekorzys6, musia} jednak
zgodzic sic ma prowadzone przez
mich reformy.
W listopadzie 1905 roku zazada-
Ii Japo1czyey nowych ustepstw.
Margrabia Markiz Ito przediozy}
imieniem mikada i swego rzadu
ca}y szereg nowych warunk6w, ja-
koto: zniesienie koreanskiego u
rzedu spraw zagranicznych od-
DAME Herownictwa polityki "a
granicznei W rece Japonii,, pre-
miana japoGskiego poselstwa W
Seul W generating adminisracye
Korci, przcmiaua konsulat6w na
supermtendantury itp. Yi-Hmg
odrzuciI te warunki, oswiadczajqc,
re wolf raczei umrzec, niz sic ma
ME zgodzit, take ministrowie "a
PROFESSIONAL stanowczo przeciw
zmianom. W6wczas Japonia pre-
prowadziia siIa swe zadania. Palac
cesarski otoczono wojskiem japon-
skiem, opornego prezydenta gabi-
netu strqcono z urzedu i skazano
ma trzyletnie wygnanie, przy-
niesiono pieczet panstwOwa z urze-
du spraw zagranieznych legalizo-
wano nowv ukIad wbrew woli ce-
Sara i gabinetu. Korea1czycy
przyjeli zmiane dose obOjetnie,
urzQdzili kilka demonstracyi, kill
ku sedziwych polityk6w popemiio
samob6jstwo z pobudek patryotycz-
nych, ale reformy wesz}y W zycie.
Powstanie, jake wznieciia jedna
sekt religijnyeh, zostalo rych}o
zgnieciOne przez Japonczvk6w.
Cesarz Yi-Hmg, zamkniety W
pa}acu, OtOczony armia szpieg6w,
usilowal jednak dalej walczye
przeciwko rosnqeym wpiywom ja-
ponskim. Ma wiOsne biezacego ro-
ku diva gi6wnie wypadh rOzgOry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-09

wystapienia. Jednym bylo obalenie
gabinetu zastapienie go nowym,
oddanym Japonii, drugim wypad-
klein bylo rozebranie i przewie-
zienie do Japonii pewnego zabyt-
ku narodowego, rzekomo celem le-
pszej ochrony. Rozgoryczony VIA
dzca Korei wysla} potajemnie ma
konfereneye haska swego Delegate
poleceniem, by zada1 sprawiedli-
wosci dla Korei, ochrony jej praw
obyczaj6w starodawnych, i by
zaprotestowa} przeciw nielegalnie
zawartemu traktatowi Is isto-
pada 1905 roku. Prezydent konfe-
rencyi ME przyjql Delegate, powo-
4ujQc sic ma to, re Japonia poste-
puje zgodnie z traktatem, zawar-
tym w Portsmouth, i re reformy
lea W interesie panstwa korean
skiego.
Podstep Yi-Hunga przekonal o.
statecznie Japonie, re dop6ki ten
wladzca zasiadac bedzie ma tronie
koreanskim, ME uda sic jej kiero-
wac Korea wedle wiasnej wolf.
Wyslanie Delegate uznano "a O.
braze rzadu japonskiego, gabi-
net W Seul, sk}adajacy sic ludzi
oddanych Japonii, wszelkimi srod-
kami usiiowaf sk}oniG cesarza do
abdykacyi. Po dlugich konferen-
cyach, W kt6rych bral take udzia1
wicehrabia Hajaszi i inni repre-
zentanci Japonii, sedziwy wladzca
zdecydowa} sic ustapic.
Nowv cesarz koreansEi jest po-
plecznikiem postepowych, kultu-
ralnych rzqd6w, podczas gdy OF
ciec jego TRIVIAL wienie przy pra-
starej tradycyi. Dzieki temu wcho-
dzi Korea, aczkolwiek utracifa
czesc swei niezaleznosci, W nowy
okres; reformy zainicyowane juz
W ostatnich latach przez JapOnle,
bedq mog}y szybciej sic rozwiJac.
Bo przyzna6 trzeba, re Japonczycy
przedsiewzieli W Korei nader ko-
rzystna dla tego panstwa dzlafal-
nose. Zwlaszcza wprowadzono do
niosIe reformy'i zmiany W admi-
nistracyi kraju i W finansach. FL
nanse te znajdowaly sic dotad W o.
pIakanym stanie. Preiminowanie
dochod6w i wydatk6w by}o misty
tucya nieznana dotad krajOwi, wa
zne zr6dlo dochodu, jakiem sa cha,
ME bylo zupelnie uwzglednione W
budzecie, lecz pOzostawafo W re-
kach inspektor6w, kt6rzy rzadzili
MEM dowolnie, zbierajac sami ma
iatki, z niemalem uszczupleniem
dochod6w panstwowych.
O doniosfosci reform swiadcza
najlepiej diva memorya1y sprawo-
zdawcze, og}oszone urzedowej
japoGskiej strony niedawno temu.
Pierwszy przedstawia reformy ad-
ministracyjne, z kt6rych najwaz-
nieisze So nastepujace: Odbudo-
wanie wielkich dr6g ladowych, u
lepszenie dr6g wodnych, reforma
szk6l, szpitali, urzed6w policyj'
nych, oczyszczenie dworu cesar
skiego element6w podejrzanych
niepewnych, reformy W zarza-
die lokalnym, W prawodawstwle,
W sadownictwie, uregulowanie wy
chodztwa, popieranie przemysfu,
zwiaszcza kopalnianego, tax waz-
nego dla KOrei. Drugi memoryaf
traktuie reformach zakresu
skarbu. Warunkiem ich by1o po-
zyskanie potrzebnych srodk6w pie
nieznych, kt6re dal W drodze po-
zvczki wielki bank przemys}owy
iaponski nippon, Kogyo Gin
ka." Administracya finansow Ia
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silny opor i chciai go podobno
zastrzelic. Policyant jednak prze-
moca go rozbroil i zabrai W pa
trolce.
Telegram rowniez donosi, ze
Andrzej Starzyhski umarl dzisiej-
szej nocy, ME z}ozywszy zadnych
zeznah, ktoreby mogly sic przy-
czynic do wyjasnienia tego tajem-
niczego zab6jstwa,
New York, 9 sierpnia. - w ko-
lizyi ma kolei New York, New
Haven and Hartfird, hamulcarz
Karol Shudley dostal swa lewa
noge pod ciezki wagon tax, re
ME MONA go bylo wyciagnac.
Shudley prosil, ably mu noge od-
cieto. Sprowadzono lekarza, kto-
ry amputowa} noge ma miejscu.
Shudley ME chciai przyjac srodka
ma znieczulenie patrzai ma Gala o.
peracye. Odwieziono go do szpi-
tala, gdzie, jak lekarze utrzymuja,
wyzdrowieje.
Hillsboro, ILL.,, 8 sierpnia. -
Toczy sic tu bezustanna walka
bialych mieszkahcow Negrami.
Wczoraj po kilku godzinach Ypra-
cy" bali napedzili miasta wszy-
stkich murzynow. Do tych gwa}-
tow murzyni sami bialych SVEN
postepowaniem doprowadzili, do
puszczajac sic kilku zuchwalych
napadow ma dzielnice przez bia-
lych zamieszkane. Do miasta
sprowadzono milicye stanowa, a.
by utrzymaia porzadek.
Wheeling, w. Va, 9 sierpnia.
- Gala rodzina dra c P. Dins-
more strula sic grzybami. DR..
Dinsmore poszedi by} ma grzyby
kolegami i wieczorem poczesto-
wal mimi Gala rodzine. Grzyby by
ly niedobre skutek ich byl ia
talny. DR.. Dinsmore umari krot-
ko po ich spozyciu, wszyscy in
nj czionkowie jego rodziny wal
cza re smiercia.
West Point, N. Y, 8 sierpnia.
- Ia napad polaczony z rabun-
kiem tutejsi Wiosi powiesili swe-
go towarzysza. Czionkow samo-
sadu dotychczas ME zdoiano wy
kryc. Wisielca kadeci re szkoly
wojskowej w West Point znale-
Iii ma drzewie w leslie. Aresztowa-
no dwoch podejrzanych popei-
nienie zbrodni, ci jednak ME chca
sic przyznac do why, twierdzac,
re straconego nigdy W zyciu ME
widzieli. Sledztwo W toku.
New York, 9 sierpnia. - Kapi-
tan Peary, slawny podroznik, kto-
ry w biezacym roku chciai jechac
W strony bieguna po}nocnego. od-
stapp cd zamiaru. Dostal bowiem
wiadomosc p6inocy, re CORY To-
dove ga polnocnym Atlantyku
pojawiaja sic bardzo czesto i ro-
sna w rozmiarach. Obawia sic, re
parowiec Roosevelt ME przedo-
stalby sic przez pasmo gor i wszy-
scyby niewatpliwie zgineli. Po-
droz zostaia odiozona do przy-
szlego roku.
Washington, D. c., 9 sierpnia.
= w klotni o ges Nancy Miller
przed szesciu laty zamordowaia
swa sasiadke, Alicye Brake. Sad
skazai ia ma 10 letnie wiezienie /
$500 kary. Wczoraj wiezienia
uwolnil ia prezydent Roosevelt,
ma prosbe szesciorga dzieci, ktore
zostaly bez rodzicielskiej opieki,
gdyz Miller jest wdowa.