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CUNARD LINES.

CUNARD LINES.
FROM PIERS 5152. NORTH RIVER,
TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Passengers booked through to London and Paris
Campania. July 49, :30am Lucania. July 81, am
Carmania.. July 49, am Caronia. :. July 80, am
Etruria. July 20, IL am mbra Aug. g. IL am
Hungarian-American Service
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR, NAPLES AND TRIESTE.
SLAVONIA. ...... July Is, noon; Sept 5, Oct. "a
PANNONIA. Aug. 8, noon: Sept rs, Nov. II
cARpATEIA }August %, noon; October 10
oA"' lCallng also at GENOA.
Vernon II. Brown, Gen'l Agent, 2l- State ST.. ny.
Opposite the Battery.
Or 1875 State St, Boston. Mass.
g. ". MOSS, Agent. l4l1 G st. NV, Washington.
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AMERICAN LINE.

EhNHANuS<NAN LII NAO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Philadelphia. July 20 New York. 49,. Aug 10
PHILADELPHiA QUEENSTOWN. LIvERPooL
Merton. ......... July 49, Haverford .. 49, July n
Westernland. July 2OiNoordland. ...... Aug 8
Atlantic Transport Line.
NEW YORK-LoNDON DIRECT.
Minnehahe. July 49, Minnetonka. 80. July 27
Mesaba. July 20 Minneapolis. Aug. 8
RED STAR LINE,
NEW YoRK-DOvER-ANTWER
Kroonland. July l3 Finland. July 27
iceland. ........J July 20 yaderland. Aug. 8
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-QUEENSTOWN-I IvERPOoL.
Cedric. ....... July Isl ARABIC. Aug /
Celtic July rs Baltic. Aug. s
PLYMoTTH-CHERBO CRG-SOUTHAMPTON.
:reu'Onie. Jul: July = Oceanic July 81
New. $4,000 tons; has Elevator, Gymnasium,
Turkish Baths and 'Band.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW EsRa5f 81
mss e G% HsfIifi noon
'CanOpic. Aug 10, IL am 'Romanic. Sept. IA, Sam
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ST. NV.
r. NJ. HICKS Passenger Agent.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

MOUNTAIN HOUSE AND CHAPMAN MANOR
Highest point W. NJ II. r.; both houses built
of stone. For rates apply to NJ l.. G. McCOMAS,
Blue Ridge Summit Ia. ivi0, W. L lot
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PEN NSYI.VANIA.
Chalybeate Springs Hotel
Bedford, PA.

Strictly frst-cass large grounds; fine shade; cool
nights: all vegetables served tables fresh daily
from our own gardens: have own dairy for use Of
hotel orchestra during the season. For booklets or
1r.. Prop
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

NVN II ILL UENWNFAlN AAVI ~.
Fast Express Service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kronprinz July l6; am Geelie new Aug 20 pm
K VIVA. IL. Aug. Q. am L. VIM. III. Sept 8, pm
Kronp'z.Aug. 1871 80 am Kronprinz. Sept. 10, am
Twin-Screw Passenger Service.
Observation-Disclosures, 10 AM
Barbsrossa. July II Bremen. Aug. 8
Friedrich. July % Kurfuerst. ......A Aug. %
r Alice. Aug. llFriedrch. Aug. 20
Mediterranean Service.
TAR-NAPLEs-GENoAA AT II AN.
r; Irene. July 10 Irene. ......Aug: II
K. Luise July q K. Albert. Sept. Z
K. Albert. ......Aug. 3l'Neckar. Sept. IA
sOmits Genoa.
From Bremen Piers. Sd and 18th sts., Hoboken.
n. g. LLOYD EXPRESS SERVICE.
NAPLES-ALEXANDRIA.
GERMAN-MEDITERRAN LINE.
MARSEILLES-GENOA via Naples to the Levant
ROYAL ROUMANIAN MAIL STEAMERS.
CONSTANZA-CONSTANTIN OPLE-SMYRNA-
ALEXANDRIA.
GOOD ALL OVER THE WORLD.
OELRICHS Co. NO. BROADWAY, N. Z.
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CANADA.
FIaY Fever Unknown

Certain 1t is, and many years OF careful expert
back OF the statement. that hay fever
and kindred annoying and troublesome summer at
fectons, distressing to many thousands all over
the country recurring regularly July and August
are absolutely unknown in the Highlands Of On
tario.'' Thousands Of people go to Muskokn. Geor-
gan Bay the Lake OF the Bays every year for
nothing else but to avoid hay fever. and find per-
feet immunity from the ailment. and many by
going there regularly for period of a few years
are said to be permanently cured
Hay fever booklet be had free for the ask
Ing by applying to
GEO. W. MOSS. Passenger Agent,
my1-30t.2O 141l q st. W.
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WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., AUCTIoNEERs.

THOS. j. OWEN son, Auctioneers.
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FUTURE DAYS.
iHos. J. OWEN & son, AUcrIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of three certain deeds of trust. duly
recorded in Liber 2232 folio ISL Liber 2iSl, folio
$40 and Liher 264S folio i75. of the land records
of the District of Columbia and at the written
request of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will sell at public auction in front
of the premises, MONDAY, JULY TWENTY
SECOND. AID. 1907. AT HALFPAST -FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises, situate in the city Of Washington. Dis
trict Of Columbia and designated and being the
east IA feet inches by full depth thereof Of lot
u, and west inches by full depth thereof of lot
Is. in square Is together with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash. balance in two equal Install
ments. payable in and two years. with interest
at six per centum per annum. payable semi an
nua1ly from day of sale, secured by deed of trust
upon the property sold or all cash, at the option
of the purchaser. deposit of 500 will be
CURED at time of sale. All conveyancing, record
ing, etc. at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to
be complied with within Is days from day of sale.
otherwise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property, at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser. after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Washington,
d. G. JESSE ii. WILSON.
81 John Marshall place,
LEVIN s. FREY.
Farmers and Mechanics Nat. Bank,
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DOURL Ing GAP.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.
VIA MELVILLE, CUMBERLAND CO.. PA.
20 50. miles Of mountain forest park and lake,
refined environment. and amusements medicinal
springs: resident physician. Garage and livery.
Address GEORGE ALBERT FREYER, Owner.
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MARYLAND.

1.-THE AVALON" ON CAToCTIN MUTNTAIN:
mosquitoes. An ideal place for rest and
recreation. For t'-ms apply to Mrs. TROS. H.
MYERS. BraddocA Heights. Fred'k Co.. Md,
r. F. D. No. 20. Je23-30t
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Write to undersigned for free copy Of beautifully
illustrated book
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER"
Gives list Of nearly 400 hotels and summer board
ing houses Western Maryland railroad.
+. N. HOWELL.
G. P. A. ". NJ. r. R.. Baltimore Nd.
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.

HOTEL CORNELL. KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR
Beach. Capacity. 200. Elevator to street level.
Convenient 80 attractions. Superior table. $l.60
day up. IS wk. up. NJ. E. THROCkMORTON.
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Roanoke Hotel, s E,sa ss~ . ns,s awe
dations and good table. So to s14 weekly.
1el66Ot DIEHJINH
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
HOMETOWN

lataly NIT. and AI->. Joe Eernchi are rejoicing over tfle .rrlxa. 2. ! ooaneing 9an. ae tile ore was christened r St Joseph > church Mondaq morn zug. Ree atner Bar.tl,i..5 5tfi5zsI- .iHg and Leo Nae>trl ard NTS. .hr6er1i,tsfit standing sponsors.
 hr ontitown Lime Kin which is being built couple . miles north ot this place is pro gre>sins rapidly and wiHI soon be ii readiness for operation fle old road around | aas been re- plaeed hy better one on the other side.
 Miss Rose Bastiauele who has been teaching at Sunny Side Ter fiie past SiN mentiI> spendzIzg ti1e= vacation with her mother.
 Miss Ea4the Nea g2z Q Minneapolis .ar tae sa1llaszr.
 Miss Kat Nea.e hos na4 making Ter home u Fay etteyi 2 spent laSt week ~.tl1 Hsz parents. Nr. and AIrS. !. !. Nea.e.
 Mrs Louis Ro9o 3t Hartshorfse. l. T., k si9iting her father, Jse GertiaHa.
 Joe Fanatic. who has been f5r the past year II TeXarfana. < visiting hi> parents.
 Eugene Brunetti cane home from Wilburton last week.
 Miss Beruadette Brady. of St. Louis, k visiting Nrs i.se Maestri.
 E.tore Gapitani ol Wl1burt8n < tlIe guest oi Mr. and AirS. Bran- etti.
 Elxidio Morsart. stadert | Nv Subaaeo College, k II hone #8f the vacation
 Miss ElIda bisett,. pup. 2i St .Anae9 Asadem5 at azt Smith. i@ >pe adlae H. summer here
 Mrs. I.e9 AI4estri ha> returned rom L5ttie Rock where .ae .aS.- led friends Tor three weeks
 r Corini of Florence. Ita.g who is touring the United States for his health. was pea>aHt visitor at Fontlto~n la>t weea
 Misses Kate Pianalto ane
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
HHEaDn bLE NfURD.

1sy Nr>. 4=s~5 daughter Air>. Ate.tie Iiiaais Wf1o ~a> insane n. died j..e 7a.H. Sile leaves ~lsIaeee. aset1eH . rsaHrn za9s. NzS. Ii.aSilaw ss.=asl1a s#s4 ze entire a1aHlty.
 Kate 5a# ts,13~5f5 k home fFeH =#6.ias# eFritaT #5# Iz 5a> 7zzH at W8rF.
 9ta Ns# have gz8s = =a .#zzf4.>e szS .n 5fe - zIz#z9 sa5zSzs.
 Ba5 smith taas t9 .Aaz @aa moved item ta Robinson. Bea has = area another >e. =a4 l1.4> asl.s right H:ta a:> @aza
 Na.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
ELM SPRINGS.

Ju.y Ta7s. |. Wa>> came af from smith sa.a-- day and i> spending few aaE> with hi> mother. He taught at Dyer, Ark. the past year. bu, l> Sper1tilr1g t1is fdt dttuff car conductor at It. Smith
 Mrs. Luey Moreland ana >9a Harry. ot Bridgeport, Okla are spending the week a9 the sue>> os Alf>sJ k. Steele and ataer friends here
 Reed Webster.
 a.d ,aa John b>te7. ron oad lumber w y- eurr .roe Sprtag gHs.e feag. and received rasture .ae sore arm
 ..e anuaa. GiiI. ,irel1 Daze1- ercts-s We're he.d at the Methe- dist church Sunday evening Notwithstanding the high waters and bad roads large crowd wa> present.
 \ series ot rams and thunder storms ended here Satarday night in the worst storm ot the season and flood of water. \ large quantity of grain iH tn valleys was washed away. and the hay crop ot some meadow : ruined. Considerable dan4age was donr tile fruit in some or ghard>. M the roads are F bad condition and the one leading north b Gaze Springs va Hai- inpaSsab IF some p#aeeS-
 fFCUNzFH.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
LOWELL

Juty he frequent heavy rams aaKe done considerable damage to the gran crops .n thls section.
 OVerseer Mai. has been kgpt yer busy recently patching up the pubric roads that Were made almost impossible by tae high waters.
 ae received a'einvitation from our old friend ! E Phillip~ e attend | Sunday school picnic in Ne4 Mexico on the Fourth. b.it il k loo lar a0az However. would like to br W4t.i them
 Alr> K. l.. Archer U ! B loot. Idaho. caflie II Monde e .isst sometime ~ith reaatiye9 3f1 and around Lowell.
 The Presbyteriau folks are having their church house re- painted inside and out which will add very much 10 appearance es, also Of great benefit 10 the
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
fin tbe Gown and County.

Prairie Grove ~33 have r.ae mouth, term ot seiloo. tll.s year. open.ng of August l9.
 ReE.r. II. Hendricks. Q- Paris. Ttza9.. began ! series 5- I-seetIrg gs attHe (. r. Church 1t Prairie Grove Friday night.
 T e.ty eouHe# o Fayg.se- vile a4> passed ordinance liln.s.ne tAe >psaa a-steno- piles to twelve msse> an hour 1r the streets S.z aaz.a have been better.
 Tar caautauqaa al FavvJte- opened Tuesday and e.o>e> on tie 25th. VI. Bryan ~a> bill ed for an address yesterday. Tae sessions of tlae Chautauqua are being held in the Opera House.
 Horace Van aeH5erg and Ms Beulaa &iHialHs We're mar ned at afettev5..e= recently. ard bota expect to = to China in September a> missionaries under the atss azses .s.c Pre>aT. tef5an church
 f5e 21e-9 l.. p5afee. ..t at#sfzs 5a tze a#tezHas s..z=a t5ezss s6s-r ....ss ff.#aE ae6 a-.frza aset ta-
 z#==' at#r-. other t-Es9 Ez~ - at1
 desiring ea spec fI .-.z.szz9...a ar a event a- e&.. Grg tse a#@=z5rg e s- Jt.=Ez.ze < sI#.77. 5#.z t..zs= seeretafs a.a. writing before Lac lat#ag g-.@~e> te Hnter = taat
 Reynolds Sr54.
 >sstzsrs#a ~ua- morning ~tazss=I..c. s7Is.e cafz- ~tazefs. a5-e s.ssi:l,s ' --s=.e> >przza te wheat 5a1n aid James frutss eeHs5 at #aE c.5a mos f t.ea# between 7:5tf aa6 saa hEHS=z> szff#Hzz rs~H9aG 8Heat .er ,..=s expect aafetura= t1tz.z> szHzzz saf1Iz St1=t.szizzzz . ---z q. +s =- ~ 6aHz #e1rata Iiera |.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
OAK GR0V E.

report -h dezt5 zlz> E1e,, &ze u TG-e -8Hn EEa.se>. Sae d.ea Tuesday,. Inn. md as4@ buried 3 =ssest.a4= the E# SpF'HgS cemetery Eaeres- atse> lase ta~s,se pat.lg 9a everyone T their sad bereave- nlent.
 e mad tHe i.-vl.e>t ra.u .. tie season ssae.as morning. .ae rai.a9 began 70 la shorty after mid nig7t and tasted untji rear.y four o'clock. Every little ,avine was f44.l-ta e4er flowing and the bridge near Aice Bownunl hou>e W, washed away.
 asIIT~ Pettigrew rom arm inetan. mother 5 Hm Pearson and Mr~. lla.tnlaseer. making them aa aztanaa6 s.~.t tss.s >..iiz- nlcr4
 era s-g the p'aa sa ~a
 zzzlz { esefs gasta 1Ne t4e aasf tiHte
 | et 138f1l.l1 zzs4 .t3f~e last >Crl454.
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The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
Or Interest To Many.

ia#eF X aae 0are @ ure df Ea~f Efi2FE 9F 3t5tsszE traab5- .at9 H0t besaf3a. ta35 reaeB 9f aesfelFs5. No #4aA3i fsa can do T~8re Dur.ng te ~gm- mer fsldnef rre&a far9tses are caused bF excessive drinking ard being erhelteg Attend 70 the fidnegs II once o} using r O. leY's Kidney Cure. N. C. Own bef.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

year ago.
 C E. Bennett. Wilo sease IT , few week> ago. has accepted position n the N. K. 1eI5t al Cleveland Okla. mofe taat p.aee. It was dseided af ,lss af.a= Institute ti.at tize Ta@as 7- >t5tate ea> t3 as resumed. "a t.5z program. ' pa5-s ze@
 zir> PU75e Clarence aaaed NJ. ,
  Raaln~an 2 EH.z AIaH t#e .at sf5ssst c.#e visiting e#Haati ses aaz sraze n t5zt pa71 fzs szsra t.zzH
 9#==.5
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Grabr3el Er1zz9 af hers7. ]. T.. k ti3e guest af AIrsaad sIfS. Joe Taldo.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
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The Springdale news., 1907-07-12
EAST SPRINGDALE.

.fa ! Nr>. Lester. Hho lives in Colorado, spent last week visiting at the home of Mr. and and Mrs. Warren Harris. Mrs. Lester k d sister 10 Mrs. Monroe, who moved from this place te Oklahoma City, Okla, about q
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Hugh haH4Hertg Ha~ brought up from Van BuraH Fr.4av by Deputy Sher5H TaGianter .u- Ai> preliminary ,ra n ~a4afre GraEe>. court 1llaraa 4zt4 fife death 9r Jas. El,trea Hg way gd Examination and was 55aad over to= await t34e action a- grand 1u .F, shG returned ,o }ail u Nan Baren Ier.~a,e= keep ing. Baugi9ert7 wa~ ~Ttf-5~ =f4st,, bv j. N. Walkero: Fayetteville .e. and the state v DeaatA Prose cutting Attorney Homer r 4=~er.
 Gordon G.aree Sp-.rzs4e and Mss Atl7He smith .asZHest- ton. Oklahoma. We're married II the Oriental Hotel this 1uurafag. the ceremony being performed bv Squire Wm Walker B.>aap. Fayetteville Daily rida4.
 Gordon. wao x | >ea a Mr.. and Mr>. N GeHee 4s a.4i> place. aa> been #in Oklahoma Tor the past .ew months where fr "as engaged fn thenarse-z za>t- ne>> He 5>5H SpF5aeaa z5w
 nd VI pva5ab sar some time lI5> ~5
 friends 15~a nm  astss. pp.tzsss
 At te aase board x. .aaaSs z. G.e.zafa a> professor
 tse sifa-r Ilz.
 a.a> elected fa t.lzs H5~ = eIia5=e a.H9 t8 ra4s rom f59e GHz1a aa =.r1. fl:> and 34>#z-##.z Andrew tarHee5r tsz#za l- .e>ser> asla aaa taaezt r~ san>ssstlEe.s .n : nltef23tE. st35. Whaas
 z. tl15zr= retirement tt5e aer at a5 Erar~ at be lone before Dr. Bazf9aHaH #=.. be g.3sfh.e te thi> peHsier h pay> S..2o0 ] Kear flr. Ba r- sl "-aS president oE tlIe a- Sa> n5FersItV from lsa2 . aao inclusive. >ti4.a re>.e.asz. lI. E ayettes. aat #a> ras =f z3llf9HZtszEl ss9ta tzfz=ZT,l>t t=sz===.=z#I,, t1c fta~t .1t= Eta=~- sE5===tF- ss+.e Review
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Hsa9..>e. N4 .a-. < barn Roberts are 5#HtEG t.ze
 = < ,t5z1szzai1> zlz I3srtzGz=s=& &. AI =zst AtaFz=zs cNttf.z .t~ ts1 re.att l1tG.f.tz HttE. ttr reports .ATassfl>a> ~t.assf getting res. >5ls-e.
 NrS. Ger. Hartman. spending ~-4.trzt3 4.rtfes friends. -. ~=at.as e*tt24.a sar home at Spr4setle.es Aie.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

4AL diAt4lAAAA t'AAl4AA = ss=l AeANN Saturday for the benefit of St Mars Il Academy mNWa> 4er4- -sue- cessful. The day @aS beauti- ful one much to every one S sur prise. The rain which had been falling all the week seem to have held up expressly for tne occasion for a fearful storm came or during the following night. I, ffe 1-atare~ ii he were Z games. rleeS and carite>tS 1t all kis3#z. 9HSi4' #Fl fre4 arsS. Al and z1seats vera ~er.ea 8n file gr A 3a9e- aa game ~ s- t.es54.a h=ta.eel3 za1t5tzsa and EIm SpriHgs 5unior tanss ae ~eeHe @as to -a# Elm SpriHgs. Tae alter were iustfF proud 8t tsen> ard they are an= =tbe agkaat s8r the for the outfit promised b ]. J. -Neaie D lie t8riou~ part. Crowds rom az tae ncighborlng towns attended inc picnic making a greater number than at an5 ot oar presieus an nuals Many whose occupations detained chem during 1he dat came out Ter tae fireworks T the evening. fhe receipts 9o far were s257.2e. The exaet profit IS not known but VI 1e given in onr He>t #eer nstes. : eoE- diaiIF thank those T attend- anee @3o b8 their eenarosits turtHrrrd Gtr success.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

ke storm ot Saturday rsghf dld some damage - buildings and lrult trees in thi~ .n.ty.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-12

Mar EaSezl7- SPant stfara# dasS# in faft smith last eaa q tending tiIe= HeHeerlert eNer- eiS=s et St. Anne'> .ac4demg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06
ADRES WIARUSA: Wiarus 329 - E. Sd Str. WnOna, M1nn

mieli }atwosc porozumleWa'
MIA sic bo W gospodzie pod
mr.. 1417 Locust ul.
Wielkim pomocnikiem byl
pryczer Ka6ski. Kilka razy
specyalnie dla udzielania od-
pustu papieskiego (A!D spro-
wadza1 kagan "monsoniora''
.Pocieche Wreszcie ma ko6cu
pomaga& haganowi W oglu-
pianiu ludzi B. Baligrodzki,
jak sic dowiadujemy, aktor
Z Chicago. kagan udawh
pred episkepalnymi, ze jest
ekskomunikowanym ksle-
dzem katolickim. Zewne-
trznie uchodzi "a mi1osier-
negO pokOrneg0 = 10 JylKko
W tym celu - aby oglupi6
ludzi. I uda1o mu sic to do
brze. Ludzie szli do niego o
porade, sk1adali pieniadze,
mieli go "a ojca. "Przewod-
mix" kilka razy z wracM uwa-
ge ludzi ma niebezpieczeh-
stwo, powinni byi niezna-
nego cz}owieka porzucic, lecz
oni byli uparci, al sic docze-
kali zawstydzenia.
Mech ten wypadek be-
die nauka,z 20 ME trzeba by6
latwowiernym; ze ME zaW-
sze trzeba wierzy6 ludziom,
kt6rzy sic przyozdabiaja
ksiezowskimi ko}nierzykami
Ii sukniami".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06

RZYM, 3 czerwca, - Stan
zdrowia Ojca sw., ktdry pred
kilku miesiacami cierpia1
dotkliwie ma podagre, jest
obecnie doskona}ym. W mie-
siacach zimowych i wilgo~
tnych Papiez by} bardzo
czesto SLIME cierpiacym; cd
kilku miesiecy ME jada on
wcale potraw miesnych, kt6-
re jak wiadomo zwiekszaja
dolegliwosci podagry i czu-
je sic z tenn bardzo dobrze.
Plus x odbywa po ogrodach
watyka1skich diugie i dale
kie spacery i jada ME wie-
le to mu widocznie s}uzy.
Papiez sam sic W SVEN oto-
czeniu wyrrazi}, ze mimo pa
nujacego iuz W tym czasie
goraca we W}oszech, czuje
sic zdrowszym niz kiedy-
kolwiek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06
BERLIN, 3. czerwca,

BERLIN, 3. czerwca, -
Dzienniki niemieckie rozpi-
suja sic ma temat przypu-
szczenia lub ME - prasy i
jej representative ma obra-
dy konferencyi pokojowej
W Haadze. Wyrazaja one
przekonane, re Rad niemie-
cki jest stanowczo "a tenn,
aby prase do sail obrad
przypuscic, azeby unikn az
pog1osek o obradach m7l-
nych domys}acR, kt6rych
prostowanie jest i niemi{ en-
i trudnem, a kt6re zawsze
bud*a pozostawiaja po so~
bic nieufnoSc wsr6d og6-
fu,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06

ku dwaj Grecy czy Ormianie,
wnie5li do swego pokoiku
ogromny kufer i wysz]i ma
miasto, poczem wiecej ME
wr6cili. Gospodarz wreszcie
zawo1a1 policyant6w i gdy ci
otworzyli kufer, znalezli W
MIN mocno juz nadgniie
zw1oki z kt6rych po ubio~
RE innych oznakach po z
nall ze to sa zw}oki ormia6-
skiego duchownego Hobo
ken, nazwiskiem Kaspar. -
Aresztowano juz kilku gre
k6w ormian posadzonych
O zamordowanie ks. Kaspa-
ra.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06

ciwko rzadowi, rozchodzi
sic bowiem ME tyle O pen
sye W okresie s}uzby, lie O
ponsye W okresie, po<}uzbo-
wynn, kt6re Rad wyp}aca.
Rzad przyzpaje, re zadania
strajkier6w So W znacznej
mierze sfaszne, mimo to ma
razie ME moze uczynic i'm
zadosc. W k:aju ma preze-
ME i zaniepokojenie opinii
bardzo wielkie, strajk bowiem
paralizuje kompletnie ca}y
|przemysl i ca}y handel ze W.
netrzny Francyi ma wszyst-
kich jej wybrzezach i we
wszystkich portach, kt6-
rych ami jeden statek od-
plyna6 ME moze, za}ogi zaS
okret6w przyplywajacych ma
tychmiast przy}aczaja sic do
strajkier6w, okazujacych
nsdzwyczajna so]idarnosc.
Zachowuja sic oni przytem,
spokojnie i powazaie, a tyl-
ko W niewielu rniejscowo s.
ciach wydarzy}y sic niezna-
czne zaburzenia, DIS odby-
wa sic W Paryzu zgromadze-
ME delegat6w marynarzy ze
wszystkich port6w otrzyma-
Ii oni dyrektywe, ze W ia
dne uk}ady wdawac sic ME
maja, a nalezy i'm twardo
sta6 przy postawionych "a
zaniach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06
.NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

HAAGA, 3 czerwca. -
Plan og6lny obrad konferen-
cyl pckojowej jest W og6l-
nym zarysie TAXI sam, jaki
obowiazywa} swym progra-
mem uczestnik6w pierwszej
konferencyi pokojowej W r.
1899. Szczeg6fowe wyprcowa-
ME porzadku dziennego do
konanem z)stanie dopiero
ma jednej pierwszych Sc
sci przez samych uczestni-
k6w konferencyi. Ma zjez-
die W Haadze reprezento-
wanych jest 46 pa1stw. Do
tychczas porozumiano sic
tylko co do pierwszej sesyi
otwierajacej obrady: ma Sc
syi tel przewodniczyc bedzie
ambassador rosyjskl W Parry
zu, Melidow, jako reprezen-
tant cara injcyatora konfe"
rencyi. Og6lnie utrzymuja, ze
obrady tegorocznej konferen-
cyl bed4 mniej kryte pred
prasc - jak obrady konfe-
rencyi pierwszej, co wow
czas da}o pow6d do wielu
niew}asciwych, senzacyjnych
pog1osek, jake sic W roma
itych pismach pojawia}y.
Ola upikniecia tego, ma bye
prasie codziennie podawa
nym protoko} obrad, tax zre-
dagowany, jak to bedzie w}a'
snie pozadanem. Spodziewa-
ia sic, re sesye i narady,
wraz z ubocznemi pracami ko.
mitet6w ME potrwaja d}uzejj.
jak tydzie1, a najwyzej dni
dziesiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06

SHANGHAI, Chiny. 3 czer-
wca. W prowincyach
chi6skich objetych rewolu-
cya, dzieje sic coroz gorzej:
handy powsta6c6w rosna z
dnia na dzie6 i zagrazaja
coraz dalszym okolicom.
Miasta i wsie, kt6rych lud-
nose sympatyzuje z rewo-
lucya, bywaja palone, W in
nych miastach burza pala
budynki rzadowe, a urzedni-
k6w morduja, Gazety chin
skie i raporty urzedow pred
stawiaja rozmiary powstania
umyslnie mniejsze i mniej
niebezpieczne, anizeli So
W. rzeczywistosci, a to z
tel przyczyny IL Rad
chj6ski obawia sic iterken-
cyl obych mocarstw. Rad
ME ma dose wojska, azeby
powsta1ie stiumi6 odraz u, a
choc W utarczkach z bun =
townikami ci niejednokrot-
ME bywaja pokonani, gdyz
zofnierze lepiej So cd mich
uzbrojeni, to jednak ME zna-
czy to wcale, jak gdy-
by Rad m6g} sobie" }atwo
dac rade z rewoluc,Xlaa, ,wgz!,,Xl?a, kt6-
ra uwazaja "a nadzwyczaj
grozna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-06

WIEDEN, 3 czerwca. -
Cesarz Franciszek J6zef jest
powa znie zatroskany niespo-
dziewanym wynikiem wy
borrow parlamentarnych, kt6-
re zako6czy}y sic porazka
Niemc6w a zato wzmog}y
bardzo partye socyalist6w.
Monarcha zawezwaf onegdaj
ma narade do siebie premie-
ra ministra Becka i wYrazi}
mu swe obawy o losy parla-
mentu oraz o wnioski rzadu
co do budzetu i armii; mi
mister uspokoi1 i zapewni}
cesarza ze kwestye te ME
beda zagrozone przez repre-
zentacye socyalist6w. Row.
noczesnie ministrowie au-
stryaccy, oraz dawni prze-
wodnicy partyi parlamentar-
nych usilne >czynie zabie-
81, azeby stronnictwa ME-
mice z}aczyc i zesoli daryzo;
wac W dziafaniach parla-
mentarnych, a W ten spos6b
otworzyc przeciwwaznik wo-
bee wiekszosci s1owiahskiej
W Radzie Pa6stwa, oraz wo-
bee bardzo silnej obecnie
partyi socyalnej.