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El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
APUNTES OFlCIALES

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Junta do Ia comlslon dc T%errenos.
liz comisi6n dc terrenos de los
Estados Unidos'Fe reuni6 en- 10
mafana dell1nes pasado en- se'
sion regular del mes on % oticina
del ejecptivo, Estabap presentes;
FL Gobernador Interior W.
Reynolds, ex-oficio, q agrimen-
sor general Morgan Q. Llewellyn
~ 81 Comisionado Territorial de-
Terrenos Robert P. Eryien como
secretario. III procurador gene
raj del Terrltorio es tambien
miembro ex. %oticic de Ia conf
sion, pero como 81 procurador
general w. G. Reid Sc halla en-
Roswell atendiendo q negocios
PROFESSIONALS, dicho Official no es-
tubo representado en- Ia reunion.
Negocios de rutina fueron despa
chados.
FL Hon. MaiaquIss Martinez, Traduc'
tor Official.
FL Hon. Malaquias Martinez,
de Taos, que ha sido nombrado
como traductor Official de Ia Go.
mission para la Revision de las
Leyes, ha llegado d la ciudad su.
jeto d la llamada de B. M. Read,
secretario de la comisi6n, iendo
necesario sus servicios en- elexa-
men y comparaci6n que actual
mente hace Mr.. Read de todas
las leyes introducidas y pasadas
que estan en- idoma espaflo.. ri
senor Martinez ha nombrado, cen
APPRECIATION de Mr.. Read, q la Sc
rorita Domitila Read, de esta
ciudad, como asistente traduc.
tor. La senorita Read, es hija
del tinado Larkin G.. Read, y
Teodorita Martinez de Read que
! va son muertos. Esta bien edu'
cada y habla, lee y escribe ambos
J ingles y espanol. Es tambien
buena tipografa j ha tenido ex-
, periencia en- trabajo de otcina
habiendo estado algfn tempe
6 ocupada en- el despacho de 81 tic
. due es secretario de la Comisior
de Revision de Lcyes. La seno
d rita Read entr6 en- ell descargo d.
J sus deberes Ell lunes pasado y Sc
ocupa en- 81 trabajo va citado 81
lao6cina del Secretario del Terri
torio.
Estafeta Establecida.
Una westafeta ha sido estableci
da en- Weldon, condado de Pima
Arizona.
Estafeta Mudada.
La estafeta en- LangtoD, conda
-.
do de Roosevelt, ha sido Gambia
da tres millas de SD locacion an
terror, y S. Wesley Miller flu
nombrado estafetero.
Estafeteros Nombrados.
/. Samuel J. Stinnett, ha sid
nombrado estafetero en- Bethel
= condadod de Roosevelt, para suce
der a W. G. Morris, que hizo d
mission.
Arthur J. Hertel, de Phoenis
81 Arizona, ha sido empleado d
n nuevo como cartero rural.
Notarlos Publicos.
j Los siguientes notarios publ
cos han sido nombrados por
no gobernador INFERNO J. w. RIA.
IA nolds:
-. William John Hargis de 7
al cumcari, condado de Quay; Ley
de is J. Sheppard, de Elida, cond
do de Roosevelt; Thomas ]. We
herby de Kenna, condado (
Chaves; William Honeyfeld,
ar. Bell, condado de Colfax; Hugh
ar Teel, de Teel, condado dc Grar
"a N. v. Gallegos, de Tucumcal
de- condado de Quay: Willard Bel
a a napp, de Nara Visa, condado
Quay; Juan Jose Salazar, de G
ba, condado de Sandoyal; Gabil
Ortiz, de Santa F9, condado
Santa Fe; Charles H. Sporlede
de East Las Vegas, condado
San Miguel, j. P, Chase e, de :
IA. zorro, lcondado de Socorro; Ira
TO sito Romero, de Clayton, conc
la ME|
4 do dc Union; Thomas r. Herv+
de Plateau, condado de Roo
welt.
-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
INSTITUTE MILlTAR DE NUEVO MEXICO
ROSWELL; NUEvo MEXICO,
La EscueIa Militar de Nuevo Mexico Establecida y
Sostenida por 81 Territorio

ses iustructores varoney, todos graduados deColegios afamados
del orientt Eafcios nuevosy TODD oil mobiiario yequipo modernc
! complete; caen tados con vapor, ~alumbrados dc gas; bahos,
obres de aqua ' todas las comodidsdes.
ENSFN ANA. ASISTENCIA Y LAVADO, 5000 POR SESSION.
"a aea;6n en- tres periodos de trece semanas cada uno. Roswell
d una n calidad notable por su salubridad, 8,700 pies sobre 81
niyel del mar; bien provista de aqua; genie excelente
RrapNrrs-Nathan Jafa, w. M. Reed, r. s. Ham ilton, J
Lea a Cahoon. Para mas pormenorea dirilansea
Ell CORONELsJ W, WILSON,
Sorerintsndente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
PRIMER BANCO NACIONAL
DE SANTA FH

institution bancana mas vda en- Nuro Mexico Estshecldo en- 1870
purus + pAr,EN. President ! DIN Il. VAUGHN, Contador
] ! wArno VICE restdeute. A. d. BRoDHEAD. Astente conador
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
|DafndS
Paidas.

Anunciamos 4 aQuelins que eStuviereu enfer-
nas uu1 hay IN mode de curnrse. Son dos ira
(amiehtos 4 On mllmo I'm Ia salud. III uno e.
<xterno y d olro inferno, ainbos importRntes,
ri ismsdio Nccturno deiDr. shocp e. q pn'
"a isoousutuyente del Or. shoop q q inferno.
xemedio Nocturno del DR.. 6hoop ~ IN 70
media de ~ memhrana mucoxa en- forna dc 81:
p~ositorio. inientrns que FL Acknowledgements del
81. 8hoop q IN remedio constitutional, que
ajerca 81 icci6n reparndora sobre los ncrvios, T.
1fdoa y aangre del 1istema entero.
II hRemedio Nocturno," como 10 indica %
nomhre hace N eiecto durante q sueho. Cainia
nj paHea doloridAn 8 infamadaA c~icatrtsa ,
suspende Il supuraci6n, en- tanto que q Recon-
1titnysntc, cafma u excitaci6n nerviosa I az
uueVo vlror y ambici6n; reconstruye los tejidos
deseastadoa renueva ~ fuerzas. e. vigor y y
enefgia. Tome 81 Reconstituyente del Dr.. shoop
--I{quido 8 P-aetllns-como tonico general dei
sis(ema. para allvio local use ei
El Nuevo mexicano., 1907-05-18
Estafeta Establecida.

Una estafeta ha sido estableci
da en- Weldon, condado de Pima,
Arizona.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
NO LESS HOURS
FOR BARRIERS
Journeymen Must Continue 10
Work Until 9 P. N. With / ~
Days OFF Weekly.
THE BOSSES ELECT OFFICERS

The Boss Barber's Association held
a monthly meeting last night at the
meeting rooms, III Smith street, at
which they received a committee of
two from the Journeymen Barbers S
Association.
The committee told of their de-
mands for shorter hours. After a
careful consideration the bosses voted
on the matter and it was defeEted.
The journeymen wanted shorter
hours, but the bosses were of the
opinion that every Sunday and a
half day off each week is sufficient.
The annual election of officers was
also held, the following were named:
Max Gurstenberg, president; John
Venezia, vice-president; William
Doukas, secretary; Louis FRANKIE,
treasurer.
After the business session social
hour was spent and smoker
and refreshments enjoyed Speeches
were made by the retiring president,
Valentine Beck, and the retiring sec
retary, John Henry.
A smoker and social time will be
enjoyed at the next meeting Janu-
AIRY 6.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
Il APPEALS
County Tax Board will Meet
Tomorrow.

The Middlesex County Board of
Taxation will sit tomorrow morning
az 10 O'Clock in the court house at
New Brunswick to fix dates for hear
ing appeals in the various districts
of the county.
Clerk w. A. Spencer stated this
morning, that, Judging from the
seventy-one appeals now in and the
few application blanks now out, there
will be comparatively few cases to
decide this year.
The property owners who want TO
appeal the amount of their tax bills,
must enter applications on or before
December 20. 1t is estimated that
most of the applications are now in.
The board will give this city an early
date for hearing. The board will
sit in two districts day, one each
forenoon and one each afternoon,
until every district in the county has
been visited.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
MRS. BRADLEY
NOT GUILTY
Washington Jury Acuuits Her on
Second Ballot Of Browns
Murder.
THE JURY CAME IN AT 10 A. N

Special By United Press Wire:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3:-The jury
III the Bradley case returned ver-
dict of not guilty at 10:07 o'clock
this morning.
The jury took two ballots. The
first stood eleven to one in favor of
acquittal. The second, taken about
midnight, was unanimous for ac-
quittal. The juror who voted against
acquittal on the first ballot was Juli-
US A. Prigg, bookkeeper, and the
oldest member.
When the verdict was announced,
great cheers went up in the court
room, women being particularly en-
thusiastic Mrs. Bradley hurried
from the court house to an automo-
bile, and was taken quickly to the
home of Mrs. Hayes, one of her
friends
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
CANDIDATE FOR
A HIGH OFFICE
Local Past ChanceI|ors Vote for
Rev. S. Rechniizar for Grant
Outer Guard of X Of P.
A CONTEST is UNDER WAY

An important meeting of Algon-
quin Lodge, Knights of Pythias. was
held in the lodge rooms. in the Odd
Fellows building last night, when
the voting for new grand officers
took place.
1t was one of the best-attended
meetings which the lodge has had in
a long time. Over thirty-five MEM
bers were present and of these eigh-
teen were past chancellors, who had
turned out for the purpose of vot-
ing for Rev. Sarinus Reehenitzer. for
the Office of grand outer guard.
Mr. RechenitZer, who formerly
lived in this city. is pastor of the
Methodist church at Linden, and he
is very popular both in that town
and this city.
For the Office of grand outer guard,
there is much opposition. For the
other Offices no contests will take
place.
The election of the new grand
officers will take place at Trenton
early next year Delegates from all
of the X. of p lodges in the state
will be present.
After the meeting of the local
lodge last night, a social hour was
enjoyed.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
CONTINUOUS
Plans Shape Themselves for the
Opening Of BijOu Theatre.

Martin & O'Hara of the Bijou
theatre are rapidly completing plans
for opening the vaudeville house,
New Brunswick avenue and Jefferson
street, Saturday night Both the in
terror and exterior have been alter
ed and renovated. A steam heating
and electric light systm has been in
stalled.
One performance will be given
each afternoon. and the shows will be
continuous until II o'clock each
night. At each performance it is
planned 70 show two reels of NOV
ing pictures and four good vaudeville
acts. Three performances will be
given nightly. but the people who
enter may remain and witness the
performance over again, if they
choose.
The prices will be 5 and 10 cents.
Mr.. O'Hara will be in charge.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
EAGLES NAME
The Fourth Ward Hose Company
NOminates New Officers.

At the meeting OF the Eagle Hose
and Chemical Company last night
the following nominations for Off
GERS were made: Charles Larson,
president; Charles Landback vice
president and treasurer, George Lar
son, secretary; William Smith, fore
man; Peter Kroeger, first assistant
foreman; James Johnson, second as
sistant foreman; Peter Kroeger. rep
resentative to the Firemen's Relief
Association for three years.
The following trustees were nomi-
mated: John Drifte, Christian Chris
tiansen and Dennis Donovan. Henry
Smith was named for sergeant-at
arms.
The meeting was well attended
and plans were completed for the
election al the neY~ ~ting.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
RECONC|LED
Young MOorehead's Success
SoftenS Parents Heart.

When John Aston Moorhead. OF
Pittsburg. eloped with his mothers
French maid. his father disowned
him. When the football team of the
Western University of Pennsylvania
closed a brilliant season with vic
tory on Thanksgiving Day because of
Moorhead's work as a salaried coach,
the father took back his son.
Young Moorhead and his bride
lived in this city for several months
and he was employed at the cable
works, through his fathers influence.
A partial reconciliation was effect
ed, but now it is understood to be
complete.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
RUMORS
ABOUT COMBINE
Mr.. Grant Says '0Id Shop is
Not to Drop From Terra Gotta
Combination.
REPORTS GAIN MUCH GROUND

Various rumors have been in cir
culation for several days of impend-
ing changes in the terra Gotta plants
composing the combine. and the most
persistent of these reports is that
the 'old shop formerly the Perth
Amboy cetta Gotta works, is to drop
from the combine about the first Of
next year.
Work has been scarce at this plant
lately and the stories of changes were
given much credence.
Norman Grant. assistant general
manager of the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Company, was asked this morning as
to the rumOr that the ''old shop" is
is to be withdrawn.
1T is absolutely and entirely un-
founded" Mr.. Grant said, "and no
such action is contemplated"
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
BAzAR TO OPEN
Ladies Of Simpson Church TO
Hold a Three Days Fair.

The Christmas baZar, under the
auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of
Simpson NJ. E. Church, opens in the
lecture room of the church tomorrow
night and will continue until Fri
day night.
A meeting of tho committees was
held at tho home of Mrs. Annie
Hartshorn,. 1879 High street, yester-
day afternoon and plans completed.
There will be seven booths and each
will be tastefully decorated with
greens and flowers.
The feature of the opening will be
chicken and oyster pate supper,
which will be served from $50 un-
til o'clock An excellent menu,
cold ham, Saratoga chips, peas. cram
berry sauce, pickles, homemade
bread and biscuits, cakes and coffee,
as well as chicken and oyster pates,
will be served.
Each night a different menu will
be given. There will be music.
The following are the booths and
the chairman of each: oriental booth,
Mrs. George D. Runyon. They will
serve tea each evening. Souvenir
cups and saucers will be given. At
this booth Japanese novelties will be
displayed. The linen booth will be
| in charge of Mrs. George w. Parisen;
toy booth, Mrs William Covers;
fancybooth, Mrs. Frank Parsons;
candy booth, Mrs. James Smith.
Mrs. Hartshorn will be in charge
of the ice cream, and the Standard
Bearers will be in charge of the fruit
and variety booth. The supper will
be under the supervision of Mrs. Ar
thur II. Hope and Mrs. Jacob H.
Lanning, and the supper tables will
be in sharge of Mrs. William +. Van
Pelt. Each chairman will have a
number of assistants.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
LOCAL WATERS
ARE CARED FOR
Congress to Appropriate More
Money for New Jersey
HarborS.
LOCAL MAN GETS A PENSION
fFrom the NEWS Correspondent

(FTUW Tue ~ IL W . COfTCopOuuCNt.I
WASHINGTON. Dec 3:-Frank
o. Briggs, the new United States
Senator from New Jersey, has been
almost as strenuous as the President
since he arrived in this city to take
up his duties in the upper body of
Congress. Certainly. he was active
ly employed during the first hours of
the session. Mr.. Briggs met num-
ber of visitors from New Jersey on
Sunday and on Monday he was sworn
in. Later in the day he gave a lunch
con to the members of the New Jer-
sey delegation and the visitors from
New Jersey at the New Willard Hotel,
where he will live for the season.
Mrs. Briggs, the wife of Senator
Briggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Frankland
Briggs, were in one of the Senate
galleries yesterday when the Senator
took the oath. They were with Mrs
Kean, the mother of Senator Kean,
the Misses Kean, his sisters, and Mrs.
Beekman Winthrop, wife of one of
the assistant secretaries of the Treas
ury There were also in the gal
leries at the time James Kearny
of the Trenton Times, H. B. Salter,
city clerk of Trenton; Daniel l..
Voorhees,, State Treasurer; Alex
ander c. Yard, postmaster OF Tren-
ton; E. c. Bullock, e. L. Keans, E.
n. Scott and Walter Firth. all from
New Jersey
After Senator Briggs Rooms.
Ii is probable that there may be
fight made by some of the democratic
senators for the two rooms which
Senator Briggs is occupying at pres
ent. The rooms are on the ground
floor of the annex, facing the west,
and are considered among the most
desirable in that building They
were formerly occupied by Senator
Pettus, of Alabama. Several of the
democratic senator's who are occupy
ing rooms on the upper floors in the
building intend to file a claim for
the rooms. contending that they are
entitled to them by right OF senior
ity 1t is therefore, possible that Mr..
Briggs may have to take rooms on
one of the upper floors temporarily
However, with the reorganization OF
the committees of the senate it is
probable that he will get chairman
ship of some sort. and eventually he
will be placed in the Capitol. al
though he may be obliged to take a
room in the lower terrace as senator
Dryden did at first.
The drawing of the seats in the
House of Representatives was later
than usual this year on account of
the discussion relative TO the rules.
The New Jersey members Jared
about as well as usual, and nearly
all of them are fairly well placed.
The estimates giving the appro-
priations required for the fiscal year
ending June so, 1909 has been is
sued. The aggregate amounts to
$71O,2S7. $500. In the appropri-
ations for public buildings an item of
$4,000 for the addition to the Tren-
ton post office is given, and an ex-
penditure of $25,000 for the fiscal
year ending June 81. 1908 for the
same building; making a total of
$105, 1000.
For River and Harbors.
The river and harbor items in the
estimates follow: Cold Spring Inlet,
Cape May deepening channel to 25
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
EXPERT TO TELL WHETHER CITY
GETS PROPER STREET LIGHTING
Work Of Digging bitches to
Exterminate Mosquitoes is
Now Under Way at Keasbey.

Work has been commenced on the
meadows at Keasbey to dig bitches,
in the movement to free the people
of this section from the mosquito
pest, and at other places the owners
of property have become active, un-
der the orders of State Entomologist
Smith.
The idea of having bitches is to
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

supply free drainage for the meadows
and prevent stagnant water, which
provides the breeding place for the
motsquitoes.
gang OF fourteen men, under the
leadership of Mr.. Dahl, is now at
work and the JOB will be pushed
rapidly. The digging is done under
the direction of Prof. Smith.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
May Snow Tonight.

Special 6y United Press Wire:
NEW YORK, Dec 3:-The wealth,
er forecast for New Jersey is Local
snow tonight and Wednesday; fresh
variable winds, mostly easterly.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
ANOTHER DANCE
Affair Of Calumet Club Tomorrow
Night in New Brunswick.

The Calumet Club, which held a
dance here last week, will hold an afs
fair in Masonic Temple, New Bruns-
wick, tomorrow night, from Sis to IL
o'clock. The members of the commit
tee are T. II. Cole. chairman; Thomas
Bollerup. Richard Erickson. H. W.
Robinson, 4. J. Skevington, A. II.
Brooks, II. r. Blaine and William Wat
SON.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
Trunnts from school.

Superintendent Shul, of the public
schools. asked. Chief Burke to send a
policeman to school No. at Maurer
this morning. Patrolman Meshrow
found that some boys were playing tru-
ant.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
TEST BIG MAIN
Water Dept. Tries Out n Inch
Pine.

Samuel J. Mason, the engineer of the
Water Board. accompanied BY some
water department employees are today
making a test of the twenty-four inch
water main.
Superintendent Burns said today that
he did not think the main could be
much out of order or could be leaking
very badly. for. if it were. the chief en-
giner at the water works at Runyon
could easily tell it by the working of
the pumps.
N1n speaking about the leak in the
siXteeninch main, which was discover
ed a few weeks ago, Mr.. Burns said
that the department knew that some
thing was wrong at the time by the
action of the pumps. \ the time the
siXtecr-inch main was tested the
twenty -four-inch main was looked over
and appeared to be in good condition.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

Mechanical and architectural draw
ing taught at Trainers Night School,
T-11-2-tf ,TuTh, Sat-
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! County Engineer Larson is inspecting
the work on the new Jamesburg road
today. He is also estimating the
amount of work done the past month.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
4 Sensation

tomorrow at A. Salz & Companys.
Factory and mill sale. Read their adv.
on page Il.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

Beautiful Christmas and New Ycars S
cards now on sale at Sexton's drug
store. 13136-l2-2-2t IT.
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Mechanical and architectural draw
ing taught at Trainers Night School.
12517-11-2-tf, ,TuTh, Sat-
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
ANNOUNCEMENT!

For the convenience of our
patrons we have opened an
Office at No. 95 Smith Street,
with Frasier Bros.) All orders
left pere will have our prompt
attention. E. J. DORSEY T. SONS
Dealers in Coal and Ice.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
Local Member of Class
,eciul to the EVENING NEWS:

NEW BRUNSWICK. Dee. 81
Is. R. Leavy. of Perth Amboy, was
one of class of forty entering the
school of agriculture today. Z
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

An anchor to windwaru.- -an ad f.
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

Beautiful Christmas and New Years
cards now on sale at Sexton's drug
store. f3136-t2-2- 2te
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03

Assistant Superintendent St. John re-
ported to Superintendent Burns at z
O'Clock this afternoon that thorough
test of the main had been made and
that it was tight and in the best of
condition.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1907-12-03
TO REPORT
japanese Ambassador Not Re-
called Visit miIkadO.
ipecial by United Press Wire:

Special bu United Press Wire:
WASHINGTON, Dec. 3;-The ia
panese ambassador, Viscount Aoki,
will leave for Japan shortly to make
a personal report of his work to the
Mikado. The fact that the ambas-
sador is preparing to leave the capi-
tai for period gave rise to the
rumor that he had been recalled.
This is emphatically denied at the
embassy today.
Mechanical and architectural draw
ing taught at Trainers Night School.
12517-11-2-tf.Tu Sat-
Patropize advertisers
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Continued on page %
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Patropize advertisers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-16
NiGniGCkiG Centrum rlZlVDjDDG.
.DemOnStracye Rusin6w we LwOwie.
FIisyonarze ratuja Chinczyk6w cd
gfodowej smierci.
ISin
.DemOnstracye Rusin0w we Lwowie.
Murzyn diva razy zerwaf sic pOwrOza

,,Zwiazku panstwowego do zwal'
czania socyalnej demokracyi" +,
general lejtnanta Lieberta. Mo
wiac o niebezpieczenstwie re stro
ny socyalistow, kanclerz zagrozii
,,szpada Bonapartego", ktora mu-
81 nastapic zawsze ,,po zdzicza-
lynn mieszczuchu, pijanym fraze-
sami, niwelujacym wszystko do
jednego poziomu Robespierze"
by ,,uwolnic narod cd okropnego
panowania jakabinow i komuni-
stow".
Moznaby to bylo jeszcze wszy-
stko ostatecznie Cd biedy uwazac
jedynie jako gwaItowny manewr
agitacyjny re strony rzadu, ktory
chce w ten sposob przerazic masy
wyborcow, by ME oddawali gfo-
sow ma socyalna udemokracye. w
ostatnich dniach jednak sytuacya
jeszcze bardziej sic wyjasni}a.
Dowiadujemy Sic Swiezo bar
do powaznego zupelnie pewne-
go zrodia, IL w sferach dworskich
sa .przygotowani do tego, by ko-
rzystajqc okolicznoSci, urzadzic
zamach stanu i ograniczyG prawo
wyborcze, w razie zaS jakichkol-
wick rozruchow, stlumiG je w "a
rodllu. oparlszy sic ma wiernej
armii i ME cofajac sic pred "a
dnymi Srodkami. Temi slowy mo-
viii jeden bliskich dow6dcow, o.
raz wykonawc6w tajnych poru-
czen cesarza Wilhelma, wysoki
urzednik i wybitny dzialacz kon-
serwatywny.
Jednoczesnie, jak gdyby ma ko-
mende, GAIA sprzyjajqca rzadowi
prasa wszelkich odcieni rozpo-
czela gwaitowny atak ma prawo
wyborcze.