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ADDRESSED BY DR.. EGAN.
Graduates of Holy Cross Academy
Hold Glass Exercises.

Dr Maurice Francis EEan addressed the
graduates OF the Holy Cross Academy at
their class exercises. held in the lecture
hau Of tldt institution last night. His
advice 10 the young ladies' who are 10
finish their course to-day dealt mainly
with their further advancement along cd
UcationaI lines He recommended that a
certain portion OF each day be given to
leisure and reading He commended a
careful perusaI Of the Bible as a specimen
of religious literature. and said that Cul-
ture was as easily obtained from good
books as it was from good teachers.
In conclusion. Dr. Egan. who has been
a frequent lecturer at Holy Cross. eX-
pressed his regret at being unable To con-
tilue his work there. owing 10 his diplo-
matte duties. The programme rendered
by the Young women was unusually at
tractive. and showed to great advantage
the musical and literary talents Of the
students.
The following programme was presented
by the young women:
Rharsodie Honrroisa No List
Marguerite Louise Curtis.
The Bells'-Editorial
AaTT MN1Uea Aant
Holy Cross
ida Marie HAYES
I jamestown A sonnet
Gabrielle Ashton Griffin.
The Angel .Rubensttln
Katharine Marie Schmidt.
Elizabeth Oda LCecn.
Review # the Years Work.
Marguerite Louise Curtis.
The Bells lighter strain
Marguerite Ellen Titus
/ The Peace Movement
Agnes Msrths Murphy.
I Last VIII and Testament e 100,
Katharine Marie Schmidt
Good Night Little Girl Good Night Macy
Marguerite Ellen Titus
The Bells Selections
E7ahsth Oda LeCCh,
Gabrielle Ashton Griffin.
Nazurka-Harp .Schuecker
Marguerite Louise Curtis
History and Prophecy
Marguerite Ellen Titus
"Adeuy 20 Marie Stuart BerangcT
Gabrielle Ashton Griffin.
Glass song words by Marguerite Ellen Titus, music
by Katharine Marie Schmidt
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LAST DAY At FRIENDS SCHOOL
Roll Of Honor for the Closing Year
Is Announced.
Completed the COurse-Ready
TO Enter College.

Students Of Friends School held the
closing exercises Yesterday. the morn
ing being devoted 20 the singing Of
songs and other entertainment. Fol-
lowing is the roll Of honor for the
year.
High scho0l-David Brewer Karrick
termcdiate-Dor0thy Hclberger. FL
mer HOvenden Gates. George Anderson
King. CTcswell McMurray Mic0u. Paul q.
Woodward
Primary-T. II. Vail Mottor Glendi,a de
kT3ff, TarbOX
Yearly certificates for scholarship and
conduct were awarded % the following.
High soaool-LaWTenc a. Baker. Almeda
Barr Corabel Blen, William l.. Brown,
Harold = Chase. James Donald Condor.
Julius A. Fay, a. Boiling Calf J Black
burn Hall. Lucy r. Howard, Harry b.
Irwin. Elizabeth Johnson. lie Roy O..
King. Marion r. King. David Brewer
Earrick Charles Hamilton Lin. Donald
Meredith McNeale. Elizabeth !. Maddox,
Scott Mccormick. William Wallace Nc
Cairn. ir.. NJ Marguerite Phillips George
Prettvman Lester b. PlaJt, Thord NJ.
Riley. Elizabeth SwartzeU Charles :.
Thorn. Alice ID. Van NuyS, Harriet 4.
Weaver. James IT. Woodburn.
termediate-Kathorine Ainsloe Anne
James BlackwoOd Robert Stevens Brad
ley. Lester Eiseman Herbert ForeShaw,
Elmer H0venden Gates, Asher Estey
Kinds. Dorothy Helberger George Ernest
Hamilton. ir.. Charles T. Hatch. George
Anderson King Elizabeth King, William
Lacy Kenlv Henry Clossen kenly, Ben
/ iamin Hall Micou. Creswcll McMurray
| Micou. John Gould Mover. James Whit
man Oscood. Dean Castieman Paul, Mary
/ Elizabeth Roberts Lois A. Sprigg. Henry
: SWaTrzeU David g. S TAFT. John VIII
/ der TomlinSon. Antoinette J. Tyssowsk.
[ Margaret la Grange Van Nuys. Paul u.
Woodward
{ Primary-Janet Mcpherson Brown, FL
eauor X. Butler. l. Filbert t.antord
James orr DENLY. James T. Galloway
/ Phebe Gates. Donald Edison Gates, Dun
/ can Hodges, Clarence b. Hight, jr-, Hope
/ Curtis Jones. Katrina jameson, james
Moore. Margaret Motter. 7. H. Vail Mot
/ ter Thomas T. Thornburgh. Glenita dc
/ Kraft TarbOX
Harold B. Chase and 4. Boiling Cali
will enter the University of Pennsyl-
vania on the school certificate. Eliza
/ beth Johnson will take preliminary eX-
aminations for Wellesley. Norabel Bier
/ for Vassar Harry 3. irwin for Prince
/ ton. and Donald McNeal for Sheffield
/ AImeda Barr will take final eXamina'
/ tion for Vassar, and George Prettymar
/ for Princeton.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
RULES ON THROUGH RATES.
Interstate Commission Decides Inn
pOrtant Question.

The Interstate Commerce Commission.
in an opinion given yesterday by Commits
sioner Franklin X. Lane. announces a
construction of the Hepburn act. which
holds that practically all Of the railroads
IN the United States are united as paiss
Of through routes over which through
rates exist. even when no joint rate has
been established. The decision deals with
the movement Of 100000 pounds Of
sugar held in storage at Omaha, which
was brought into that city before the
existing tariff out Of Omaha and 10 the
East went into effect. The question
raised was whether or not the Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Railway Company
might allow sugar stored in Omaha to go
forward under a tariff put into effect
after such sugar was stored in Omaha.
4 further question decided In the same
case is that as 10 the rate that should
govern over a through route when a
through rate charged Is made up of the
sum Of the locals Commissioner Lane
holds that the rate that should be applied
/ is a combination through rate made I'D Of
the sum Of the locals or other lawfully
established rates applicable on through
business at the time when the shipment
/ originates.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
BISHOPS HONOR GRADUATES
Two Episcopal Prelates 0fiCiate at
National Cathedral School.
Right Rev. EtheIbert Talbot DeIiv-
ers Address. and Rishop SAT-
terIee Presents Diplomas.

Daintily clad in white caps and gowns
the eighteen graduates Of the National
Cathedral School for Girls, presented a
beautiful picture at the commencement
exercises in ST. Adams Church yesterday
The pupils Of the school headed by the
graduating class, marched i'm procession
from tho school building across the CAM
pus 70 the church. where the services
were Immediately begun.
The Right Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. bishop
of Pennsylvania. delivered the address TO
the graduates, and the diplomas We're
conferred 10y the Right Rev Henry Y.
Satterlee. bishop of Washington. Dr.
Bratenahl and other Episcopal clergymen.
participated in the services.
General regret was expressed az the
absence of Miss Ethel Roosevelt. daugh-
ter Of President Roosevelt. who is now at
the summer home Of the family at oyster
Bay Last year Miss Roosevelt was one
of the the most attractive members of
her class at the commencement exercises.
and the occasion was made notable 10y
the presence Of Mrs. Roosevelt and the
President, who made the commencement
address.
At the conclusion Of the services a re-
ception was held by the faculty and stu
dent body at the school
The graduates were Marie Antoinette
Aldrich Carl Louise Bushby. Mary
Heard Chew. Helen Durant Church. al
Of this city; Marie Louise Farman. ot
Warsaw. y Y; Madeline Carey Fellows
of New York, y. Y, Louisa Geib. of
Stamford, Conn, Helen Scott Johnston
of Terre Haute. Ind; Elizabeth Caro-.
line Egerton Kibbey. Of Liscomb. Iowa
Olivia Matthews. Of Glendale. Ohio, Elsi,
Rathbone of Parkersourg. ". Va; Kath.
arine Doty Peoples. Of Greensburg, Pa.
Marguerite Nelson TAYLOR, Of BelyI
dere. y. j.. Margaret Lucille Thomas. %.
East Liverpool Ohio: kathryn Van Vlecl
I Townsend, Of New York; Leila Wittier
OF Seattle, Wash, and Catherine Wood
ward Of this city. A collegiate eutranc,
certificate was conferred upon Miss MI
dred Plummer Miss Marie Antoinett,
AldriCh, who received a diploma. was ais,
given collegiate entrance certificate.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
G. v. U. Wins IN DEBATE
Triumphs Over Syracuse University
on Discussion of immigration.
Visitors Argue that Desirable EIe-
mpnf from Europe II Needed to
Develop Our Resources.

George Washington University tri-
umphed over Syracuse yesterday in the
joint debate at D. A. R. Memorial Han,
on the question. Resolved. That there
should he more restriction Of European
immigration to the United States
David 4. Baer. John T. Kennedy E..
Gates. and James Berry. as alternates.
composed the George Washington team
fer the affirmative. while Erwin Nichols.
James A. Perry. and William #. Wennit
argued I'm the negative for Syracuse Uni
verslty. Dr. f. z. Brown, commissioner
Of education. presided and called time
when the twelve minutes allowed each de
bator had expired A contingent of
George Washington students occupied the
gallery and cheered local boys as each ar
Eued his point David a. Baer opened the
discussion for George Washington, fol-
lowed bv Erwin Nichols for Syracuse.
Mr.. Bear said that ~ per cent of the
immigrants came from Southern Europe.
and that they were an appalling menace
% the country.
The conditions in New York, he said.
showed them to be living mostly in
squalor and filth. and that the majority
of them were iIliterate and unskilled.
Another point against the immigrants,
from Southern Europe particularly, was
that the foreigners worked for such
small wages that they could be used as
breakers. thus defrauding labor
unions of their means Of protection
against capitalists.
The Syracuse argument was 10 the ef-
feet that the desirable element Of the
immigrants was Godsend to the i'm
meuse field Of labor in the West. and that
/ because Of the scarcity of available labor
! last year thousands Of bushels of wheat
/ and corn were wasted. John Kennedy
spoke next for George Washington. fol-
/ lowed by James Perry. for Syracuse. E
p. Gates and " r. Wonnit finishing fOl
their respective colleges.
The following acted as judges: Rev
Father OConneu. Catholic University
( Prof Karl Kelsey. University Of Penn
sylvania. and Or. George Shibley, direc
/ tor OF the Bureau Of Economic Research
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DIED.

POTEIER-On "Wednesday. June g. lal- AZ 5-5
q m. a. his residence. eq PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast EDWARD NJ, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth Z B5ttlcr in the sizty-sighth year Of
his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter Baltimore Sun please
copy
BRAZEROL-On "Wednesday June 8 la- a. Esd
p m. az her residence -sN Eighth street north
west MARY. widow u Joseph B-szsr-l
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BROWN-On Wsdresisv, Jrr- 3 ls'-. EDWARD
WILLIAM. youngest son of Mr. and Ms. John
Brown.
Funeral Saturday. June e. 10 70 a. m. Iuterment
at Glsnv1od Cemetery. Funeral private.
CHELINI-Suddsnly. NJ her residence. Ia North
Carolina avenue southeast. ON Wednesday. June
s. 1907. 81 O.. m.. MARY ANN. beloved wife q
James Cherui and daughter of the late Mcrdica
and Ann Frv aged saventy-siZ years.
Notice Il funeral hgUattcr
pOUGLAS-Devartrd this life On Tuesday. June T.
I7r ~ his residence. l57' VI street northwest
JOHN A. beloved husband of Ann Douglas
beloved father of Mary PcFum, Harriet Gresa
John Douglas. Amanda Burns. Florence But
lcr William and Maud Douglas aged seventy
three ,esrs.
Funeral on FRIDAY AZ p. m from his late resi-
dsuc5. Relatives and friends invited 90 attend.
FOOTE-on Tuesday. june 8. 1877. al 6I5 p NJ,
az 3I5 Second street northeast, Mai JOHN NJ,
husband of Lily Rrsafy F7Otc
Funeral from his late residence, Thursday June s.
az q m. Intemeut at Arlington Relatives
and friends invited.
HEDRICK-Ou "Wednesday june s. 1907. al George
town University Hospital az s a. M. JOHN AID
OLSON son of the late John Leonard Hedrick
and brother q the lste BENJAMIN Sherwood BED
rick
Funeral az Salisbury, y q,
HILL-In Ruther Glen. Va on TUESDAY. June 4
1907. Miss LEILA r.. sister Of Mrs. Irene L. and
Claudia Hill
HOUSER-On Tuesdsv juno g. 1877. al il.50 a. m.
JAMES HENRY. beloved husband g Emma r.
Eouses inee Collins. az bis home Grant read,
d. C.
Funeral at Elbrook NJ F. Church. Tonnanytovu.
Thursday June s, at go p. m. lutormsut at
Eltrolk Ccmeterv
LAUGHLIN-On Tuesday. June g. 1857. al $50 p.
H., az his residence, 2l5 Tenth street southeast,
JOHN r., beloved husband Of Mary l.. Iarshii1.
Funeral Thursday June G. at 9 a IN, from st.
Peters Church. Friends and relatives invited 70
attend Iut0ment at Mount Oliyet
URN-Suddenlv ON Tuesday. June 1907.
HARRlE T.. beloved husband Of Irene Aiihurn
.uer Bsckcuhsimer'.
Funeral services at eli Morgan street northwest
THURSDAY afternoon al O'Clock. IntsFmeut rri-
yate
PAYNE-At Virginia CITY Mont On TUESDAY. June
l. 1907, at =. m VIRGINIA STUART, as-i
four YEARS and four months. only daughter OF
Edith and Walter W PAYNE formerly Of Hyatis-
Vile Nd
PHILIIPS-On Tuesday. june g. 1907, SAMUEL
\. PHILLIPS, aged siXty-sN years and seven
months
Funeral services 10 be held at his late residence,
1870 Emerson street northeast FRIDAY. June Z,
1907. al 10 q. M. Intement az Oak Hill.
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Social Affairs Follow.
Pupils win Give Play in French.

Pupils Of the Eastern High School
will give a play. Pas de Chance I'm
French. Saturday evening. Preceding
tho performance. three poems, also i'm
French. will be read by Miss Z. ODan-
lei. Miss H. Bane and Miss \. Garet.
The personages of the play are as fol-
lows Miss NJ. Benzler. Miss f. Bender,
Miss z. Dom, Miss f. Webster, Miss l..
Chain. Miss A. Garet. Miss f.
@ Daniel. Miss H. Bane Mr.. NJ F. Es-
lin. Mr. c. r. Hauke. Mr.. W Bradley
Miss NJ Moss, Miss Y. Neal Miss l.,
Wright. Mr.. n. Mooers. Mr.. T. Mayer
and Mr. J r. Dodge. Prof c. c. Rivot is
in charge Of the performance.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
Masonic Line of March Changed.

Owing TO the torn up condition of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, it has been de
cided 10 change the route Of the Ma
sonic procession on the occasion Of the
laying Of the corner stone of the new
temple Saturday next. As the President
is to make the principal address. it
was planned to march TO the White
House by VIZ Of the Avenue but il is
now decided that the route Of the pa
rade shall be west on Z street from
Tenth 10 Fifteenth. passing to the
south of the Treasury Department and
proceeding along Executive avenue TO
the White House. thence east on II
street TO Thirteenth street and New
York avenue.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
Vests son Gets Third Place.

Commissioner West was gratifed yes
West a pupil Of the second year law
class OF Georgetown University, had
passed his recent examinations in the law
school with flying colorS. standing third in
the list and very nearly equalling his rec
ord of last year when he headed his class
although IT'S youngest member.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
BID FOR NAVY VESSELS.
Good Offers Made for the LaWton
md KeYstone stote.


Bids for the purchase Of the United
States steamships Lawton and Maricn
at the navy yard. Mare Island, Cal, and
the United States steamship Keystone
State formerly the St LOuis), at the
navy yard, League Island, Pa, which
vessels are no longer needed for naval
purposes. were opened at the Navy De-
partment Yesterday The highest bid in
each case was as follows: The Lawton.
appraised at $50. .000. bid Of c. ". jun
gen. Of New York, $4,000; the Key
stone State. appraised at $4,000 bid Of
Joseph G. Hitner. Of Philadelphia,
S4.2l0: the Marion. appraised at Sl3.S0O.
bid Of Lewis Olsen, Of Vallejo. Cal
s.. 900
The bids Of the Lawton and keystone
State being above their appraised value.
will undoubtedly be accepted. As the
hid for the Marion is far below her ap-
praised value. the department must de-
termine what shall be done in the mat
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn CirculatiOn-a Circula-
tion in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap.
ital. Its books are omen.
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school of Philosophy.

Master Of arts-Ro5ert Joseph Kennedy. scott
dale Pa a. B.. Catholic University Of America
1905 and Il. B.. Georgetown University 1875 al
toTney-at-laU.
Master of philosophy Richard stephen Burke Bos-
ton. Mass, A. B.. Catholic University Of America
1905. Daniel Charles Carey. Congregation Of St
Paul A. b. Boston College Boston. Mass. 1893
FEsneis PatTics Lyons Syracuse. y. J., \. b.. Col
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06

gate University Hamilton y Y lsB and Rev.
Bernard Francis McQuade Archdiocese Of New
York A. D.. St Msrys Seminary Baltimore 1913
Doctor Of phlosophy-Rey. Matthew James Walsh.
Congregation of the Holy Cross Lift b. University
oi N0ire Dame 1903.
School of Law,
Master Of lav-Robet Joseph Kennedy Scott
dale Pa. 4. b.. Catholic University Of Auerica.
1906. and IL. b.. Georgetown University. 1875 vii
liam Mines Maloy Baltimore, Nd. Ii. b.. Uni
versity Of Maryland. 1890 and Jose Eduardo Naldes
Manila. L. L. Ii. b.. University Of Notrc Dame
1906
Doctor Of laV-George Moore Brady Baltimore,
Md, A. r.. Loyola College Baltimore. Nd. l30
A. ". Georgetown University, 1908. Ii. B.. Ibid
1903; Ph. D.. ibid 1905; Ill. NJ Catholic UniTersit
Of America, 1905: and Michael Patrick kehoe Balu
more. Md, Ii. NJ, Catholic University Of America
1906.
School of Theology.
Bachelor Of canon law-Rev. Paul Joseph Dn
Ion, diocese Of Los Angeles: Rev. Michael vii
liam Moynihan, diocese Il Buffalo. A. b, 81
Bonsventure's College Allegany y Y, lap. and
Rev. Ernest Aoysius Pfeger. Society Of Man. 5.
T, r.. the Catholic University Of America 1871 and
s. T. L. ibid. 1905
Bachelor of sacred ,heology-Rev. Onesme Al
fred Rover. diocese II Ogdeusburs; Rev. William
Francis Cshill. archdiocese 4 Boston; Rev. Paul
y
ward Aueus3 ) Gilligan. Society q ST. Sulpce
A. b. 81. stSlYv Seminary. Baltimore Nd. 1901
and A. NJ IsxA 81 Rev William Henri Huels
manu. srch Aooc-T O = Louis; Rev. Francis Dcnii
McGarry, congregation # the Holy Cross; Rev
Aloysius Menges. Order If ST. Reuedict Rev John
Joseph NIFTY archdiocese 4 New York. A. r.
Manhattan College. New York y. Y. 1901; Rev
Michael William Moynihan. diocese Il Buffalo, A.
b. s.. B0naventures College Allegsny. y. Y
1885, Rev Patrick William Resriou. diocese Of
Albany, Rev Thomas Timothy Sheehsn archdio
case II Philadelphia Rev Daniel William Sheeran
archdiocese of New York. 4. B, College Of ST.
Francis Xavier. New York \. Y. lN1
LiCentiate in sacred theOl0gy-BCv. TN.1-I
Charles Brennan archdiocese of Philadelphia. 5 r
r.. the Catholic University q America. 1906; Rcv
| John BeTchmanS Britt. archdiocese of New lOrk
/ 5 T. r., the Catholic University of Amercs 1905
Rev. James Frederick Collins. diocese II Syracuse
/ 5. r. b. Grand seminary Montreal l99 and J
/ G. B.. ibid 1905; Rev Joseph Aloysius Dunney
/ diocese Of Albany, A, b.. Manhattan College, New
/ York y 7. 1901, a N. Columbia University, 1905
I and s. r. r.. the Catholic University of America
I 1915 Rev Iseph Patrick Lynch Early archdioces
/ of Boston A. r. Boston College Boston, 1871, an,
/ 5. T r.. the Catholic University yt America. 1901
/ Rev John joseph Hunt. archdiocese of San Fran
I cisco. s. T. B. the Catholic University of AmTic1
/ 1906. Rev Edwin Joseph Aloysius RyCn. Hrchdio
| ccse Of New York. A. r. College Of 81 Franri
Navisr, New York, y Y. 1901 and 5. T. b.. On
/ Catholic University # America. 1875, Rev. JOIN
/ Patrick Spencer archdiocese q s.. Louis s. T. b
the Catholic University Of America. 1865.
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school of Letters.

Doctor of pdilosophy-Rev. Thomas Frederic Nc
keon. Congregation n the Holy Cross, 4 3, Uni
yersity 0f Notre Dame 1902.
Doctor q phosophy-Rev. John Joseph 0'Brisn.
Archdiocese Of ST. Paul. Ph. H. Catholic University
o. America, 1896, and Rev. Thomas Bernard Plssy-
man. Order of Friars Minor A. ~, st. Francis
SeIanlls Cnllers OrLncK IL la2
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Closes with Benediction.

After his address Cardinal Gibbons pro-
nornced the benediction. and the seven
teenth commencement Of the university
was brought TO a close. \ dinner, at
which the guests Of the university were
present. was given after the exercises
feature Of the exercises was the confer
ring Of the degree Of doctor Of philosophy
on Rev Thomas Plassman. Of the order
Of Friars. This is the first time that
such an honor has been given 90 a Fran
ciscan in America. Others receiving de-
ETeeS were
The Washington herald., 1907-06-06
In school of Sciences.

Bachelor Of arts-Hram Mary Gallagher Fl Paso.
Texas, Leo McColium Gallagher Fl Paso, Texas;
William Brawuer Hctfed Washington. D. e.,
Frank Anthony Kuntz. Spring Waller. \. Y. and
I4T4u Collins N1rar Ifrrtiderge y
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BOTEiER-On "Wednesday. June g. la1- al 5-5
a. m. az his residence. e59 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
southeast EDWARD NJ, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth L B5ttlcr in the sLZ-y-eighth year Of
his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter Baltimore Sun please
CcprI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-21

ryum wojny zakupiio prawa pa
tentowe Paulsen'a telefonu bez
drutu. Doswiadczenia wykonywa-
ne z tyrn telefnem daily pomySlne
rezultaty.
Dublin, Irlandya, 81 grudnia.-
Czlonek parlamentu Lawrence
Ginnel, ktory W swej movie ostro
krytkowal postepowanie i wyrok
sedziow w procesach t. wv. poga-
macy bydia, zostal zasadzony ma
szescio miesieczne wiezienie, "a
lehcewazenie sobie sadu.
Karlsruhe, 81 grudnia. = Nieja-
ki. K. Lindenau, ktoy wystepo-
wal "a swiadka w procesie ame-
rykaskiego profesora Hau'a,
mordercy swej tesciowej p. Moli-
tor, zostal tutaj skazany ma trzy
lata wiezienia "a wymuszanie l
falszywe zeznania we wspomnia-
nyln procesie. Otto zasadzony
chcac uzyskac Cd Olgi Molitor,
corki zamordowanej matki wick
sza kwote pieniedzy, twierdzi{ sta
nowczo, il Hau ME zabil pania
Molitor, lecz jej wiasna corka Oh
ga. (Hau zostal uznany winnym
morderstwa skazano go poczat-
kowo ma smierc, ale pozniej "a
mieniono mu kare ma dozywoetnie
wiezienie. Przyp. Red.)c Ia O.
szczerstwo to zostal Lindenau "a
sadzony ma 8 lata wiezienia ma
utrate praw obywatelskich przez
przeciag 5 lat.
Berlin, 81 grudnia. = Toczy sic
tuaj w dalszym ciagu drugl pro-
ces przeciw redaktorowi Harde-
nowi O rzekome oszczerstWo, kto-
rych sic ten miai dopuscic prze-
civ bylemu komendantowi Beri-
ma, rgeneralowi hr. Moltke. Roz-
prawa byla poczatkowo prowa-
dzona tajnie, ii. wykluczeniem
plicznosci, pozniej jednakowoz
zarzadzono jawnosc. Przeslucha-
MIA swiadkow pojedyiczych. jak
ks. Eulenburg rozwiedzion. zony
hr. Moltke trwaiy kilka godzin.
Process prawdopodobnie ME skon-
czy sic pred "A grudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-21
R6zhe nOtatki te|eglaticzns.

Il w ekspIozyi Iaka wybuchia we
fabryce Prestolite Co. Indianapo-
lis, Ind. poniesli Smierc dwaj robotni-
cy.
w South Bend, Ind, Fred. Shot.
well ozenil sic ze swoja, babka II le-
tnia Emma Shotwell. Pan miody liczy
lat 80.
w Peoria straeono wczoraj olco-
b6jce Edwarda Clifforda.
w Pittsburgh cd lat 81 grasuje ty.
fus. w 25 latach ma chorobe zapadlo
$4,000 osob, tych 1872 umario.
w Mendenhall upadi bank, kt6-
rego depozyta wynosiIy $4,000.
w New Yorku tocza sic wazne
sledztwo W sprawie torturowania O.
blakanych.
- Ryiy premier rosyjski hr. Witte
oglasza W ,,Nowoje Wremia" dlugi
list, W kt6rym zarzuca generaiowi
Kuropatkinowi, Il ten4e w procesie
fakty niezgodne rzeczywistoscia.
- cesarz austryaekl, Franciszek
J6zef I, powroci ma Boze Narodzenie
do Burgu re zamkI W Sehoenbrunie.
Bedzie to pierwszy wystep publiczny
monarchy Cd czasu, jak wskutek cho-
roby musial sic zamknac ma zamku "
Schoenbrunfe. Ludnost stolicy przy-
gotowuje sic ma owacyjne przyjecie
cesarza-j a-jubilata.
-CesarstWo niemieccy mala sic u.
dae polowie marcu 1908 T., ma wy
spe Korfu, lezaca ma Morzu Sr6dzie-
mnem W archipelago johskim. Cesarz
Wilhelm odda tam ma miejscu wspa-
niala willie Achilleion swej maizonce
jake podarunek,
- Amerykahski posei W BerlInie,
p. Tower zaangaaowal ma koncerty
do stolicy Niemiec pAryona cnor me-
ski" Brooklynu, Towarzystwo to
zaproszenie przyieio i ma wiosne "a
cznie swa wycieezke koncertowa 20
Niemcsech / Austryi. "
Santa Claus" otrzypai do dnia
.-,S,1-. ..,a<u~. q inn iiathv W Chicago