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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
MARVIN CH|LD'S
BODY is FOUND
------------
CORPSE DISCOVERED IN MARSH
NEAR HOME.
FATHER SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY
Was Within Few Feet Of Spot Where
Body Was Found Only Day
Before and 1t Was Not
There Then.
FATHER SUSPECTS FOUL PLAY

Dover, Della, May 6.--The body OF
little Horace Marvin, VINO disappeared
from the farm OF his father at Kits
Hammock. near here, March 4, was
found Saturday afternoon in marsh
in fair state of preservation.
There is a theory that the child was
murdered and his body placed in the
marsh, as the long grass wnere the
body was found was burned and clear
ed four weeks ago. The body lay un-
der a pile of grass, and the clothing
showed 40 evidence of having been
touched by fire.
The body was found by Ollie Pleas
anton, a neighbor, VINO was cunning
for ducks on the marsh. Pleasanton
Is the man who reported having seen
strange men who were inquirilg about
the topography of the country three
days before the disappearance.
The coroner's jury today viewed the
body of the child and the surround
ngs and adjourned, subject to the call
testines were sent to laboratory for
EXAMINATION.
DR.. Marvin said that he was within
a few feet of the spot where the body
was found only the day before and it
could not have been there then.
A later examination of the body
showed that it was somewhat bloated.
which lends weight to the belief that
the boy wandered ON the marsh and
was drowned.
Marvin Prominent lowan.
Sioux City, Ia, May 6.--Dr. Horace
Marvin, father Of the child who was
found dead Saturday afternoon. was
q resident of Sioux City for years and
had moved from here only a short
time before the whole country was
shocked by the mysterious disappear
ance of his son.
No Sioux City physician Of any
school was more prominent than the
afflicted man, who lost his wife not
long ago. 1t was largely the loss Of
ner that induced him last March TO
leave this part of the United States
and move to Delaware.
Likeness to Charley hoss Case.
The discovery of the dead body OF
the child and the evidence leading to
the belief that the babe was murdered
and put on the marsh makes the par
allel complete with the most famous
kidnapping case of history, that OF
Charley Ross of Germantown, Phila-
delphia. The Ross boy was taken by
mistake for cousin of the same age
a7d the son of far weather. father
was undoubtedly drowned by the
criminals in the waters of New York
bay, the body never being recovered.
This gave chance for spurious Char
ley Rosses to discover themselves
years later. Like the father of Char
ley Ross, DR.. Marvin has spent prac-
tically his whole fortune in the search
for his son, stolen, he believes. by
kidnapers, who slew the child whe1
the chase became too not
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
RECORDS ARE BROKEN
Thermometer Registers Three Be-
low. Coolest Known.

The temperature Friday night was a
record-breaker for this section of the
country, the mercury dropping to 25
degrees, three lower than was ever
before recorded for this time OF year.
According to tAe report of the Des
Moines weather bureau, the coolest
May record in the state was May 7,
1885, when the thermometer register
ed 28 above.
The snow and continued cold for the
last few weeks mas meant great de-
struction to all fruit crops, and vege-
tatiCl has practically been at stand
still since its early start in March.
The cold wave mas spread. over a
great area with temperature as low
as eight anu ten degrees above zero
in points south of here. Ihe peculiar
conditions which have existed during
all of the last two seasons are entire
ly ulaccounted for by the weather bu.
reau and forecasterS are unable to
determine whether the low tempera.
ture will continue through summer, or
whether the season w..l be an excep,
tionally hot one.
Reports from all over Iowa indicate
that the fruit crop of the state, with
the exception of the very late tree
varieties and the small fruits, is Ell,
tirely wiped out by the succession OF
fcosts eliminating with the slight
freeze of last night.
Director John R. Sage of the Iowa
weather and crop service, says that
all the fruit that has been in blossom
was already destroyed so chat last
nights freeze did no damage, but that
the small fruits which nave not bios.
somed were not hurt. From south
western Iowa comes the universal re,
port that the peach crop will be moth,
ing at all.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
Lose sa.75o,ooo on the Dakota.

Liverpool, May San agent of the
Liverpool Salvage association sent to
Japan to make a report on the pros
poets of relocating the Great North
ern Steamship company's trans-Pa-
rife line steamer Dakota, which ran
ashore in the Bay of Toxic March 3,
cables that It is hopeless to attempt
to salvage the vessel, though part OF
her cargo may be saved The Da-
kota is said TO represent loss to the
London underwriters of s3.750 900
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
THE !. X. v. CLUB.
Young Ladies of Wright Perfect a
Social Organization.

The young ladies of Wright met at
the Randen home Saturday afternoon
to organize a club called tae X. l.
VS.. Officers were elected as follows:
President-Ethel Ireland.
Vice Mabel Hoskins.
Secretary Daisy Perkins.
Treasurer Blanche Landfear.
Members: Mabel Hoskins, Ethel
Ireland, Elsie Allsup, Edith Ireland.
Minnie Scharpf Blanche Landfear,
Carrie Linsley, Belle Randell, Daisy
Perkias, Fay Moore. This club has
been organized for the sake Of social
ity and friendship. We wish the
X. |. VS. success.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
Taft Visits Expositlon.

Washington, May S. Secretary
Taft returned to Washington Tues
day by boat form Hampton Roads,
much improved in health as the result
OF his short trip. He spent most Of
the time while away in the James
river and not until late Monday after
noon was he able to make a hasty
private and unofficial viss to the
jamestown exposition ground and
buildings. He expects to have a
meeting with president Tucker in
Washington in the course of day
or two to discuss the affairs of the
exposition.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
Glow in Former RoId-up.
DON'T LIKE TEXAS RISK LAW.
Life Insurance Companies Probabl,
VIII Withdraw from State.

New York, May S.-Following a
meeting of the Association of Life In,
surance Presidents Tuesday, a state.
ment was issued in which it was init.
mated that the companies represented
In the association would withdraw
from Texas when the new insurance
law of that state becomes effective
June 1. The new legislation, which
provides that rs per cent. Of the re
serve in Texas policies shall be invest
ed in Texas securities, is declared by
the association to be confiscatory In
its effect
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
AMUSEMENT ARE
QUITE NECESSARY
SUPREME COURT SETS ASIDE
Upton BALL VERDICT.
THE MULcT LAW TO BE TESTED
constitutionality Question on the
Way to the Supreme Court
Waterloo Case Involves an
Important Issue.
Special to Daily Herald.

Special to Daily Herald.
Des Moines, Ia, May Sits an oil
rule in Iowa that quouent verdicts
don't go. But almost every sitting OF
the supreme court cases are decided
in which 5verdicts have to be set aside
because of the infatuation of juries
for reaching conclusions by the aver
aging process.
A base ball is responsible for the
last quot.ent verdict. 1t had its be.
ginning at ball game at the. Tipton
fair association exposition several
years ago. A small and insufficient
wire screen had been erected in front
of the grand stand to protect spectat.
ors from the balls. Lizzie Williams
went one day to see the races. A ball
game was going on inside the track
She never looked at it. She didn't
think much of ball games, anyway.
Besides, corner of the grand stand
hid the diamond from her. More
over. she went into the grandstani to
sit because she was sick and tired. A
ball struck her on the left breast aat
she suffered severe and permanent in
jury.
AS an outcome she sued the faiI
association for damages on account OF
its negligence in supplying an ade-
quate fence to protect spectators. A
quotient verdict in her interest fol-
lowed. "
In the course of it's decision in this
case the supreme court holds that
fair associations very properly au-
-tnorize amusemeats in connection in
fairs. Recreation and relaxation are
quite as important, sociologically, as
education ald instruction" says the
court. ..
To Test Mulct Law.
Is the Iowa mulct law constitu-
tional?
That question is on its way to the
supreme court. 1t has been raised,
directly, in a case at Waterloo. Dun
shee & Dorm of Des Moiaes have
charge of the case for the temperance
forces. j. H. Campbell, member of
the Prohibition party state central
committee, will represent the temper.
ance forces, and the Commonwealth,
the temperance newspaper at Water.
loo, has guaranteed financial backing
to complete the test of the law.
Decisions have recently been made
by Indiana judges to the effect that
laws temporizing with the liquor
traffic are unconstitutional because
the business is inherently illegal.
The theory of the decisions is that
the legislature cannot establish, a
bar, by law, against prosecution for
crimes; it would be as reasonable to
impose bar to prosecutions for sell.
ing iDtoxicants.
In April, 1906. the ". C. 7. u. OF
Black Hawk county Instituted injunc.
ton proceedings against the Water
loo saloons, alleging them to be nuis.
ances. One of the cases was against
M. and P. Jackman and their bar.
tenders. This case is still pending.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
VERY SUDDEN DEATH.

Coroner Chas. Foehliager received
a telephone message this morning from
Fremont announcing the death of Mrs.
Nancy Splaia, aged IS years, The
lady retired in good health last even
ing, but this morning when other
members of the family went to cal
ner and no response was received, the
door was opened and the osd lady was
found cold in death. Death was un-
doubtedly due % old age.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
PUPILS EXPELLED.
Des Moines Boys Took Liquor to
Field Meet.

Des Moines, May S.-As result of
the recent field meet at the fair
grounds, at which students of East
High were found to have brought in
toxicating liquor vita them, Ben Brown
and Burton Swan have been expelled
and a public reprimand given Clark.
son Miller, Dowell Elliott and Halsey
Hearshman.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
PIERCE is ARRESTED.
President Of OIL Company Charged
With Perjury.
scripps-McRae Telegram.

Scripps-McRae Telegram.
st. Louis, May S.--H. Clay Pierce,
president of the Waters-Pierce Oil Co.,
was arrested today on warrant from
Texas. 1t is reported that perjury and
other charges are named in the war,
rant. He was forced to take trip to
the four courts with an officer, and
was then taken before United States
District Judge Adams. A habeas cor
pus was directed to the chief of pc
lice.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
EXT RA
NO BILL OF PARTICULARS.
Important Ruling Made In the Hay.
wood Murder Trial.
scripps-McRae Telegram.

Scripps-McRae Telegram.
Boise, Idaho, May Slate this af-
ternoon Judge Fremont Wood denied
the motion of the counsel for Hay
wood, accused of completely in the
murder of Gov. Steunenberg, for bill
of particulars. This clears the way
for the trial which will open as sched-
uled in the morning.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
MAN ARRESTED AS
RAILROAD BANDIT
SUSPECTED OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC HoLD-uP.
ENGINEER SAVES TRAIN
Mortally Wounded by Robber He Puts
on Air Brakes and Dies
Story uof Fireman
Sullivan.

Butte, Mont, May S.-William Pow.
ers, aged "a, who says he came here
last week from Sand Point, Idaho
was arrested near Woodville by a
sheriff's posse Tuesday afternoon, sus,
pected of being one of the men who
Tuesday morning held up the North
Coast Limited on the Northern Pacific
near Welch's. He said he meant to
board train at Woodville and beat
his way out of the country. He denied
all knowledge of the murder and hold
up at Welch's. but he was sent to
Butte by the sheriff.
Engineer CLOVIS last heroic act n
turning on 1.-The airbrakes probably
saved hundreds of lives. The grade
at Welch's is on the top of the Divide,
is very steep and the curve incessant
Had both men in the cab fallen before
the brakes were put on the express
train undoubtedly would have attained
a rate of speed sufficient to jump the
track and plunge into the canyon.
Fireman Suilivan's Story.
st. Paul. Mimi, May S.--A telegram
was received at the Northern Pacific
railway headquarters here late Tues
day afternoon giving Fireman Sulli
vans version of the Northern Pacific
hold-up. He says that when two and
one-half miles west of Welch, while
he was putting in a fire, two men came
over the engine tank, calling; Let
that door stay open and throw up your
hands" .. -..
Sullivan did so and called to En-.
gineer Glow: I'VE are held up" Glow
had his back turned to the robbers
One fellow jumped down and shot
Glow through the chest, the other one
trying to shoot him in the back. They
kept on shooting and emptied three
guns. Il lay on the floor of the cab
until the men left" said Sullivan.
Engineer Glow reached the brake
valve and set the air, falling back un,
conscious" s<.
Glow in Former RoId-up.
Engineer Glow was on the Burling-
ton engine drawing train No. on that
line on February IL, 1908, when
George Cole and James Howard held
up the train six miles east of Butte.
These robbers blew open the safe in
the express car and secured $3.75. The
robbers were caught two days later
and confessedA Cole was sentenced to
serve 20 and Howard 80 years in the
Deer Lodge penitentiary.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
BOOSTER BUTTONS.
Five thousand Go in Davenport To
Buy Factory Site.

Scripps-McRae Telegram.
Davenport, Ia, May S,--Yesterday
was booster button" dav in Daven.
port, with whistles blowing AMI every
body wearing the buttons, of wnich
the Commercial club sold 5000 for the
benefit of fund to buy factory sites.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
DISASTER AT SEA.
One Hundred and Twenty-Five |
People Lost.
Q 0 0 0 0 {

0 0 O. 0 o 0 o o
Buenos Ayres, May S.--The French
transport steamer Poi1teu is reported
wrecked, enroute to this city off the
coast Of Uruguay, One hundred pas
seagers and crew of 25 are believed
to have perished. The Pointeu sailed
from Marseilles on April 6.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
GIRL TAKES POISON.
Was Unable to Bear the Taunts O
Her PIaymates.
scripps.McRae Telegram.

Scripps-M -McRae Telegram.
Valparaiso, Ind., May S.-Ruth De
honey, fifteen years old, taunted by
her schoolmates who accused her of
taking small bank, committed suicide
this morning by drinking wood alco-
mol.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
SNOW IN CANADA.
Seeding is Greatly Delayed in viein-
ity Of Winnipeg.

Winnipeg, May San inch ofsnow
has fallen here and at many points
west, further delaying seeding. Farm
ers are plowing in snow storms IN
many places.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
JANUARY is pARDoNEo.
Writ Is Issued BY President Roose.
Welt Today.

Washington, d. c.. May S.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt pardoaed January. to
take effect July 10.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
NEW COURT HOUSE.
Muscatine County Decides To Erect
S135,ooo Structure.
scripps-McRae Telegram.

DOIIppo-uCItt6 1VIBSTHW.
Muscatine, Ia, May S.--By major.
ity of 500 Muscatine county at a spe-
cial election yesterday voted to erect
a $135,000 court house and $4,000
Jail, There was a strong fight but a
light vote.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
SNOW IN MICHIGAN.
Six Inches Deep All over the Northern
Peninsula.
scripps,McRae Telegram.

Sault Ste. Marie, May S.--Six inches
of snow, has fallen all over the north.
ern peninsula today. The river is full
Of ice, retarding the passage of boats
through the canal
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09
CANNOT COLLECT
. Man Using Frank Barred From
Recovering Damages.
. . . . . .

49, y
Special to Daily Herald.
Des Moines, Ia, May S.-Tle su-
preme court today held in the case of
Ben Sallinger against the Western
Union that in damage suit man
using a frank cannot collect damages
for failure in services.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-05-09

Company H, !. N. G.. at Atlantic, has
been checked out and will cease to
exist hereafter.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 8 sierpnia. - Dzis
pred poludniem spotka}y sic ja-
chty cara Mikolaja ces. Wilhel-
ma ma morzu niemieckiem, ma wy
sokosci Swinemuende. Spotkaniu
towarzyszy wojenna eskadra ME
miecka, jako straz honorowa, a
wladze niemieckie poczyni}y sta
rania, azeby pobyt cara ma wo-
dach niemieckich by1 bezpiecz-
nym. o spotkaniu samych mo-
narchow pisze berlihska IND.
Allgemaine Ztg", re spotkanie to
choc w pierwszym rzedzie ma
znaczenie prywatne i niejako IA
MILNE, ME zostalo wywolane
zadna potrzeba polityczna, to je-
dnak znamionuje ono zblizenie
sic Rosyi do Nierniec dowodzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-03

byIa sic wczoraj nadzwyczajna,
walna narada ministrow w spra-
vie nowych wybuchow W Marok-
ko. Minister spraw zewnetrz-
nych Pichon, oSwiadczyi sic "a
natychmiastowem brojn m
wkroczeniem w granice Marokka
i DAME nauczki sultanowi, by ma
antieuropejskie ME pozwalal wy
kroczenia i gwa}ty. To samo zda-
ME popiera Gala prasa francuska,
ME wylaczajac socyalistycznej i
orzeka, re honor Francyi wyma-
ga energicznego wystapienia i
pomszczenia pomordowanych Eu-
ropejczykow.
Berlin, 8 sierpnia. = Prasa ME
miecka zywo omawia stan rzeczy
w Marokko przyznaje, re swie-
10 wybuch1e rozruchy W Casa
blanka najsilniej atakuja intere-
sy francuskie, re nadto Francya
Hiszpania ma Konferencyi W
Algeciras zostaly przeznaczone
do pilnowania pokoju w Marok-
ko, przeto Niemcy ME mysla sta
wiat przeszkod zarzadzeniom
francuskim. Mimo to, ME moga
sic niektore gazety pruskie po-
wstrzymac cd wyrazenia pogladu,
re Francyi musi bye ma reke no
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Rok XVIII.

pelnie. w innych miastach Irlan'
dyi, a zwlaszcza W stollcy kraju
W Dublinie, ruch strajkowy tel
juz sic wszczynal, spodziewaJa
sic jednak, re do wybuchu ME
przyjdzie.
Toulon, Francya, 8 sierpnia. -
Ma francuskim okrecie wojennym
,,Couronne", sluzacym do nauki
cwiczen kadetow marynarki, wy
darzyia sic przy cwiczeniach
strzelania armat eksplozya
dzlaia, kt6ra spowodowaia smierc
trzech, smiertelne rany u pieciu
kadet6w. Gala trzech zabitych
zostaiy tax straszliwie poszarpa-
ne, ze ich prawie rozpoznae ME
bylo MONA; ranionych przewie-
ziono ma lad, do miejscowosci ST.
Maudriez,a ma okrecie zarzadzo-
no sledztwo dla wykrycia przy-
czyny eksplozyi. Dotychczas
przyczyny te nickname. Przypomi-
namy, ze takiz sam wypadek,
kt6ry r6wniez try osoby usmier-
Gil, wydazyl sic ma lynne samym
okrecie w kwietniu br.
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Telegramy krajowe.

New Iork, ) SiclPnla.-
raj umaria tu Katarzyna Gill;
gan, W 1o7 roku zycia. Byla ona
ostatnimi easy przedmiotem
ludzkiej ciekawosci, zewszad bo-
wiem pytano sic staruszki czemu
wiasciwie przypisuje swoj pode-
szly wick. Ma te tenn Podobne
pytania p. Gilligan odpowiadala;
"Jadiam duzo cebuli w czasie
kazdej dolegliwosci. Bylo to je-
dyne mole lekarstwo ma zaziebie-
MIA febry".
Tomahawk, Wis, 3 sierpnia.-
Wczoraj wieczorem spldnela tn
kolosalna garbarnia, nalezaca do
kompanii u. S. Leather Co. Zda-
je sic, re wkrotce kompania "a
bierze sic do jej odbudowy ma
wieksza skale. Pozar wyrzadzif
ma pol miliona dolarow szkody.
Clinton, Ill, 3 sierpnia. - w
sprawie Magillow oglosil wczoraj
swa decyzye. Wydai on diva oso-
bne oskarzenia, ktorych kazde
zawiera szesc punktow, miano-
wicie, y otrucie strychnina, y
otrucie arszenikiem, 81 otrucie
chloroformem, 4) zaduszenie, 81
morderstwo przez przymus do
samobojstwa oraz O. morderstwo
"a pomoca srodkow, nieznanych
sadowi wielkoprzysieglych.
Ma wniosek obrohcy sedzia
Cochran kazal wykreslic ostatni
paragraf jako "a ogolnikowy. -
Obroncy starali sic wykreslic in
ne punkta oskarzenia, co I'm SIG
wcale ME udaio, sedzia uznai j.
"a sluszne.
Pozniej pomiedzy prokurato-
rya powstai spor dwie wazne
rzeczy, 0 osobne przeprowadzenie
procesu obojga oskarzonych i
natychmiastowy process.
Obrohcy zadaja jednego proce'
su dlatego, re akta oskarzenla So
rownobrzmiace. Natomiast pro-
kuratorya dla waAnych ! slusz-
nych powodow prosi o osobne
procesy. Sedzia, zdaje sic, przyia-
czy sic do zadania prokuratoryt
z drugiej strony ME chce sic
zgodzic ma wniosek wiadz stano-
wych o odlozenie procesu ma p6-
zniej, ably dac prohnratoryi czas
do zebrania materyaiu dowodo-
wego. Process najprawdopodo-
bniej rozpocznie sic W poniedzia-
lex.
New York, 8 sierpnia. = Przy-
szlo tu do krwawego starcis
Chinczykow, nalezacych do dwu
przeciwnych sobie obozow. Sku-
tex byi ten, re czionkowie tajnej
organizacyi Hep Sing Tong za-
mordowali trzech Chihczyk6w,
czlonkow towarzystwa On Leong
Tong. Napadu dokonano wie-
czorem. Napastnicy naleza do
organizacyi chihskich rewolucyo-
nistow w New Yorku i umyslnie
do Bostonu przybyli, aby czion-
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checi, okazanej ze strony cara,
ably razem i zgodnie dziaiac we
wsp6lnym interesie, ktory pre-
Gle tax bardzo }aczy Rosye i
Niemcy. (Owym wspolnym in
teresem Rosyi i Niemiec jest -
kazdy iatwo sic domysI = Pol
ska. Przyp. Red.)
Tangier, 8 sierpnia. = Z Ca
sablanka donoszq, re wszyscy w
miescie tenn pozostali Europej-
czycy, schronili sic ma pok}ad
parowca angielskiego, Swiezo
tam przybyfego. Sytuacya wciaz
bardzo grozna: krajowcy otoczy-
Ii miasto i maja je W swej mocy.
Rad marokkahski postanowii
wyasygnowac z banku pahstwo-
wego 100000 dla ministeryum
wojny ma ekspedycye przeciwko
rokoszanom.
Paryz, 8 sierpnia. - Wobec
nieoczekiwanych zajSc W Marok-
ko, kt6re najsilniej zwracaja sic
przeciwko Francyi i jej podda-
nym oraz jej interesom W Airy
ce p6inocnej, Rad francuski o.
swiadczyl, re przedewszystkiem
dazyc bedzie do pokojowego "a
latwienia sprawy, powtore: trzy-
mac sic zamierza postanowieh
Konferencyi w Algeciras, po
trzecie Francya dziala6 bedzie Ia
cznie z Hiszpania i juz sic MIA
porozumiala, a ma wodach marok-
kanskich zostana SkoncentroWa-
ne eskadry hiszpahska i francu-
ska. Okrety francuskie cze5ciowo
juz zosta1y wyslane do Tangieru,
a czesciowo zaS otrzymaly rozka-
zy, ably byly przygotowane do
natychmiastowego transportu
woiska koni. - w Paryzu Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-03

ne dla w}asnych okretow. Admi-
raj domaga sic natychmiastowego
zaprowadzenia zupelnie innych
dzial pociskow.
Belfast, Irlandya, 8 sierpnia. -
Sytuacya do wczoraj grozna dis
sic znacznie poprawila; do Bel
fast przybywa naczelnik rzadu
ola spraw Irlandyi i osobiscie sta
rae sic bedzie o zakohczenie straj-
ku, ktory demoralizujacy, podbu-
rzajacy wpiyw wywarl ma Gala
ludnosc robotnicza wyspy. Wick
szosc strajkujacych robotnikow
portowych sklania sic tez do ugo-
dy ME siucha agitator6w WY
wajacych do walki w}adzami.
Wsrod policyi miejskiej = takze
placy swej niezadowolonej =
rowniez lepsze panuje usposobie-
ME i zdanie sic wladzom, ktore
oswiadczyiy, re w razie jakich-
kolwiek objawow niezadowolenia
wszystkich policyantow precz
napedza. Inni strajkujacy pona-
wiazywali ukiady z pracodawca-
mi jest nadzieja, re W przeciagu
dni kilku miasto kraj, wzburzo-
ne dose SLIME, uspokoja sic zu-