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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
AMERICAN PATRIOTISM
is DOMINANT SPIRIT
And the Quaint Old Capital of Ha-
waii is Maze of GIadness for Off
GERS and Men of the Big American
Fleet.
Hearst News Service.

Honolulu, July 16.-Looking out
this morning over the streets and
buildings of Honolulu, the spectator
is prone to wonder whether there are
any flags or bunting left in the United
States. Certainly the supply of such
emblems Of patriotism must have Wis
ibly decreased on the continent, for this
city is today vertically wrapped and
swathed and almost hidden beneath a
waving sea of Stars and Stripes. AS
suredly, this is to be great day in
HonoIulu-the day that is to mark the
arrival and glorious reception of the
Atlantic fleet.
Not since the dusty and adipose
queen of the Paradise of the Pacific
stepped down from her throne and re-
signed her crown and scepter, and
Uncle Sam, Rex, ruled in her stead,
has there been such an 'outburst Of tru-
ly American patriotism. 1t is not alone
the Americans who are on the tiptoe OF
excitement, straining their eyes sea
ward to where the monster battleships
will soon appear above the horizon
The native Hawaiians are quite as
much excited, and ven the swarmine
thousands of Japanese-that horde Of
little brown men which, say the alarm
lists, will some day arise in its NIGH
and replace the star spangled banner
with the blazing ensign of the mikadc
even these have caught the infection
and have become for the moment, a
] least, patriotic Americans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
Hearst News Service.

Oklahoma City, Okla, July 16.-Will
Johnson, negro youth, who commit
ted brutal assault upon a white
woman near Shawnee, causing her
death, is under sentence to be hanged
tomorrow.
The crime of Johnson was but one
of dozens that have been committed
by negroes in Oklahoma during the
last few months and which have at
times threatened to result in a general
race war In some instances pitched
battles have taken place between
whites and blacks, and over a dozen
persons have been killed and many
wounded as the result of trouble
caused directly and indirectly by the
colored bad men" of the new state.
Johnson, who is to be executed to-
morrow, strenuously maintained his
innocence until his trial. when he
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
BANKERS
To DENVER
Pacific States Metropolis Will Give
the Financiers a Warm
Welcome.

Denver, Colo, July 16.-With the
Democratic convention now but men,
DRY, the Denver commercial bodies are
not resting on their laurels, but are
preparing to properly entertain several
in the mile high city. Most import
ant of these will be the gathering of
the American Bankers Association,
which will commence on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 2S. An unprecedented attend
ance of the nations financiers is ex-
pected and they will be entertained in
manner that will make every banker
present remember Denver as the home
and headquarters of real hospitality,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
Mississippi Central

Leaves Hattiesburg, Sis a. NJ.
Arrives Rrookhaven HAS a. m.
Leaves Brookhaven 300 p. m.
Arrives Natchez $50 p. m.
No A.
Leaves Natchez $50 a. m.
Arrives Brookhaven 12:40 p. m.
Leaves Brookhaven 800 p. m.
Arrives Hattiesburg $3.50 p. m.
No. g.
Leaves Hattiesburg $3.50 p. m.
Arrives Brookhaven 700 p. m.
No. p
Leaves Brookhaven sos a. m.
Arrives Hattiesburg 1885 a. m.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
BRUTAL BLACK Will
. PAY EXTREME PENALTY.
Comitted Criminal Assault On An Aged White
Woman in Oklahoma.

created a sensation by suddenly jump
ing to his feet and loudly declaring
that he was guilty. The trial stopped
and the jury was instructed to bring
in verdict of guilty, which it did
and added the death penalty. The date
for the hanging was originally set for
May %, but was later changed to
July II.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
New Orleans & Northeastern
IIattiesburg Central T.
SOUTH BOUND

No. has fifty minutes dead time at
Hattiesburg. No. 4 passes No. at
Hattiesblrg. 10. 6 and No. meet
at Hattiesburg. No. has thirty five
miutes dead time ut Hattiesburg.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16
GULF & CHIP ISLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Passenger Service.

Columbia Division (\'ia Silver Creek
and Columbia.)
No. 10l No. 102
$50 a. m. Lv. Jackson Ar. 7:35 pm.
2:55 pm. Ar. Gulfport Nv. 1880 am
No. 100. No. ITO.
$3.50 pm. Lv. Jackson Ar. 1905 am
$3.50 pm Ar. Columbia Lv. 900 ain
Connections at Jackson, Hattlesburg
and Gulfport with all lines.
ALL TRAINS RUN DAILY.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-07-16

Just what it is that Is paramount
will now be threshed out by the para
graphers.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
B Wy

Every p.u,I
well selected n
ing section d }
'nani'y adopt ?
est method Of }
oen'''-THEo.l de
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

the city for that purpose, and at no
time has he found the water supply
of the city of Greeley dangerous to
health
Prof. Walter Sackett of ST. Louis,
noted bacteriologist, and who in
yestigated the water supply of Fort
Collins with a view of establishing
/ filter system for their water works,
is reported as saying that a sand fill
ter. such as is used for the city OF
Greeley, is the best system for re-
moving bacteria, provided that the
system is properly constructed and
operated, and when SO constructed
and operated, he states that the fill
ter beds should take out from 95 to
90 per cent. of the impurities. In
this statement he does not differ ma
terially from other psychologists
At no time during the year have our
filters proved less efficient than this
We quote from the last report of
Prof. f. A. Beardsley, under date of
October 10, 1908. giving the result
of three tests, as follows:
Bacteria in unfiltered water,
per cubic centimeter 23T5
Bacteria in filtered water, per
cubic centimeter. .., ,43
Bacteria removed during fill
tration, per c. 1892
Present efficiency. 9S.1S :"
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

Greeley has one OF the finest
water works systems of any city III
the country many times its size. Inc
water is piped from the mountains
thirty-eight miles away, the pipe
line tapping the Poudre river well
unSA the canon above Fort Collins
About mile from the intake the
big settling basin is located that
takes out all heavy matter from the
water. Frbm this basin the water
is forced by gravity into the sand
tlltration basins, and thoroughly
cleansed. From the filterers the long
pipe line carries the water TO as
tributing reservoir on the heights
southwest of the city, and from there
into the water mains of the city.
Analyses OF the water, made at ire
quent periods all through the year
have so far failed to reveal any dls-
ease-breeding germs present in the
water, and it is pronounced by chem-
lists to be one of the purest water
supplies in the world.
The system. not including the city
mains, cost nearly sS50.o0O. raised
by a bond issue for that amount. The
system was completed little over a
year ago and has been giving excel
lent satisfaction in every way. Inc
supply is plentiful and OF the best. |
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

order. and whether there were any
leaks or defects therein; a very few
leaks have been discovered and the
same were repaired by the superin-
tendent while patrolling the pipe
line.
The dam at the intake is a com
mon rock dam, constructed OF loose
rock. BY reason of high foods dur
ing the summer, portion OF this
dam was washed down, and was re-
paired at small expense. We rec
ommend that at some future date,
and as soon as money is available
for the purpose, this loose rock dam
be replaced with a cement dam.
In regard to the sedimentation
basin, We report that the same is in
first-class shape. During the high
winds in the spring it was deemed
advisable to augment the rip-rapping
by the addition of about 500 loads
of rock, which were placed in posi-
ton under the direction of Mr.. Proc.
tor, superintendent of the works at
that point.
We have found our system of sand
filtration satisfactory, both as to eff
ficiency and cheapness OF mainten-
ance and operation, and the same is
more than adequate for our present
needs.
We have cleaned the filter beds
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The water works committee made
its first annual report October Is,
which is of great interest and is
given here in full.
The Greeley water works has now
been in operation little more than
one year, and We are now able to
determine from practical experience
many questions which We were un-
able heretofore to determine, for lack
of sufficient data.
Water was turned on the filter bed
and thence into the pipe line on Sep
tember 4, 1907, this being the date
when the pipe line was completed
and the first test thereof made; so
perfect was the entire system tina;
the water has never been turned out
of the pipe line from said date until
the present time. For a period OF
about two months after the water
was first turned into the pipe line
the city continued its process of test
ing the same TO ascertain II all the
appliances were in perfect working
order, and the same was accepted
November 5. 1907. Since accepted
there has been no expense connected
with the pipe line. save that the
same has been patrolled few times
TO see that the same was in workins :
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

going into the sedimentation basin
and yet at the same time to keep the
gates open sufficient TO maintain 4
water supply in the sedimentaiton
basin. BY reason of the careful op-
Grafton of the headgate, sedimenta-
tion basin and filter by Mr.. Proctor.
the citizens of Greeley enjoyed pure,
clear healthful water during this per-
iod, while other water systems, not
having such appliances, furnished to
their water consumers raw river
water. often black with mud and
full of bacteria.
So efficient has our water system
proved during the past summer that
other cities, without such a system
of sedimentation and filtration, are
preparing to build similar appliances
for their water systems. Those who
have seen the water supply of other
cities, where a filtration system has
not been installed, can readily de-
tect with the eye the difference in
the water supply, but it requires a
bacteriologist to determine the diff
ference in the healthfulness of the
water
During the past year the city OF
Greeley has had its water supply
tested several times week by Prot
E. "A. Beardsley of the Normal
school, bacteriologist employed by
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

clear water, but pure water, ana
water free from disease germs, Is
due largely to the skill and untiring
energy OF the superintendent OF our
intake and tltering system. He has
had seventeen years experience IN
constructing and operating filtering
systems. and the city of Greeley is
extremely fortunate in procuring his
services.
Respectfully submitted,
Committee on Water Works.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

From this report it appear tla.
the tiltering plant of the CT5a.-.
water works is in the highes s....
OF efficiency. both as to const lcta-
and operation.
1t will be noted that the ba -aT.g.-
ogists state that the efficie g.
a filter, and its benefits l zee
latiou TO health depend as uagH
upon the operation of tn l.-
ter as the construction. tt fact
that we have enjoyed NO. only
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
FOR SALE

My fine S0ace farm planted sugar beets which should RAISE
$1,000 this year. finest water system in district, good house
with capacity so of hay 10 head horses
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

WOODRUFF & MUMPER 67,1
CONFECTlONE|

MORRISON'S CONNECTIONS
Fine Chocolates, Fine Bonbons, Upto date Home Made c
Sundaes and Soda Water
ICE CREAM IN ANY QUANTITY |
GREELEYS LEADING CONFECTIOyl
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21

The cost OF cleaning the filters the
past year is about one-half the est
mated cost. The reason for thls is
that all water is first turned INTO
sedimentation basin, where the heaN-
ier sediment is precipitated and NOT
allowed to come through on the NJ
tiers. During three months OF the
summer the river was so muddy that
Il required constant attention. aaE
and night. in operating the headsats'
80 as to exclude muddy water from
The Greeley tribune., 1908-10-21
Greeley System of
WaterWOrkS

seven times during the past year az
IN average cost for cleaning each
,ed of S&4.2l. The dates, cost 'I
leaning. etc, are as follows;
Bed No ., cleaned Oct. 20 .ooon
1907, cost, ....,.-.... '..''
Bed No I cleaned March ls' oo-o
1905 cost, ..,,......-.. '''''
Bed No. > cleaned May o. ,,oo
1905. cost ....... '..',,'.' 49,
Bed No. !, cleaned May IL o.oo
1905 cost ......... ..'..,.' 'f'N'
Bed No. >. cleaned June 20
1905. cost. ........ "''V'
Bed No. l. cleaned Aug. j.
1908. cost. ..-....'.
Bed No. >, cleaned Sept 2S' o.oo
1908, cost ..,..''. -''.'' oo'V'
Total .......... S-o''o'
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
SMIERc POETY.

Paryz, IS maja. - Zmarl tu-
tai Franciszek Coppee, znakomi-
ty poeta czlonek Akademii pa
ryskiej.
(Karyera Franciszka Coppec
byIa nadzwyczaj interesujaca.
POczqtkowo pracowaf on jake
nieznaczny urzednik w Francu-
skiem ministaryum Wojny. Ale
talentem swoim i nieskazitelnym
charakterem dobif sic Wkr6tce
stanowiska bibliotekarza Senatu.
w latach 1880 do 1890 poezye je-
go byiy najwiecej popularne we
Francyi. w roku 1884 jednogioS-
ME Wybrano go w peczet czter-
dZiestu niesmiertelnych Akade-
mil irQncuskiej. w ostatnich cza-
sach Coppee wraz Juliuszem
Lemaitre stai ma czele ligi naro-
dowej francuskiej. - Przyp.
red.).
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
NemGy bOja sie zGby Roosevelt ME ua sic "a POakami
CeSaz Wilhelm zagrOziE zerWaniem StOSunk6W
dyplOmatyCznych.
PrOtesty POIak0w Stanach ZednOCzOnych przy-
chyIne Odezwanie sic ROOSeyeIta, wywOtaiy burze W
praSie nemieckie- -WidOki wOjny ROsyi Turcya.-
SmiGrC pOety franCISkiGgO. WybOry Belgll.-ROzne.

Berlin, Is maja. - Przyjemne
stosunki dyplomatyczne niemiec-
ko amerykanskie, kt6re niedaW-
no wskutek nominacyi dr.. T1ill'a
ma ambassadors Stan0w ZjednO-
czonych przy divorce berlinskim,
byly mocno zachWianc, Omal CO
znowu ME pogorszyiy sic Z powo-
du spodzieWanej interwencyi pre-
zydenta Roosevelta w kWestyi
wywIaszczenia Polak6W W PO-
znanskiem.
Prasa niemiecka podniosla O.
kropnQ wrzawe, gdy sic dowie-
dziaIa o odbytych W Ameryce
wiecach protestacyjnych, do kt6-
rych przylqczyla sic znaczna
cze5t dobrze mysIqcych Amery-
kanow.
Niemieccy krzykacze, zaniepo-
kojeni wmieszaniem sic Roose-
vclta w swoim czasie w sprawie
pogromu kiszcniewskiego, lekali
sic, by humanitarnc uczucia pre-
zydcnta ME oburzyiy sic ma bez-
praWia dokonyWane w pahstWie
pruskiem i by prezydent ME
chciaf Wyrazit swego dburzenia
popierajQc W kongresie sprawie-
olive lQdania Polak6W.
Chwilowc miIczenie w tel spra,
vie rzQdu amerykahskiego dale
Niemcom nadzieje, re protest
polski ME bedzie poddany pod
ronprawy kongresu.
ChcQc jak zwykle pochwalic sic
swymi wpfyWami ma bieg wszcl-
kich spraw na caiym swiecie,
Nicmcy twierdzq, ze milczenie
Roosevelta trzeba przypisac po-
ufnym instrukcyom cesarza Will
helma, kt6ry, podobno, miai "a
groziG zcrwaniem stosunk6w dy-
plomatycznych, gdyby protest
poIski miaf bye poparty przez lud
amcrykahski.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25

Laporte, Ind, 25 maia. - Wczorai
okolO 1000 ludzi odwiedzilO miejsce,
gdzie straszna wdowa, Belle Guinness
dopuszczala sic rozlicZnych morderstw
Przed dwoma tygOdniami zjechaIo ma
farme okolo $4,000 Os6b, podczas gdy
tydzien temu liczba ciekawych wynosi-
la okolO 10000.
Niejaka pani Charles Chicago "a
wiadomila prokuratora Smitha, ze wy
iawi nazwiska wsp6lnik6w GunncsSo-
wei, ale aada cato pewnego wynagro-
dzenia.
Ola L. Breverich, zam. p. II. ABB
Camden Place, Minneapolis, Mimi,
zawiadomiia listOWnie prOkuratOrye,
re Gunnessowa dziecmi znajduie sic
przy ayciu Pani Breverich oSwiadczy-
la, re g1towa jest wskazaG miejsce "a
mieszkania wdowy. Twierdzi, ze Gun
nessowa tymczasoWO pOzostaje W IL
kryciu, ChCaC pTZy najblizSzej spOsOb-
nOsci wyjechaG do SZWecyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25

sym wojennym olbrzymem NOR
skim, w ktorym zachoWana jest
zasada umieszczenia tax wiele
dzial jednego kalibru, lie tylko sic
zmieSci.
Michigan posiada pojemnosci
10000 ton, t. ]. tylko tysiQc ton
mniej, niz olbrzym angielski
Dreadnaught; pomimo jednak re
Jest mniejszy Cd Dreadnoughta,
to jednak posiada wiecej dzia1, Z
przyczyny kt6rej w walce jest
straszniejszy. Gi6wna baterya po-
siada oSm dwunastocalowych
dial, dwie tuby torpedoWe.
Pancernik Michigan budowa}a
kompania "New York Shipbuild-
ing, kosztem $3.5S5,ooo. Jutro
podczas chrztu pancernika funk
eye chrzestnej matki bedzie spell
niala panna Carol B. Newberry,
c0rka pomocnika sekretarza sta
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
DzUMA USTALA.

Curacao, IS maja. - Ze wzgle-
du, ze juz cd oSmiu dni wypad-
XII zachorowah ma dzume W La
Guayra wiecej ME ponowiiy sic,
prezydent Castro dekretem spe-
cyaInym kazai uwazac port ten
"a normalnie zdrowy. Cd dis
rama port W La Guayra otwar-
ty zostanie dla handlu amerykan-
skiego europejskiego. Do tax
predkiego uzdrowotnienia La GU
agra przyczynila sic energiczna
dziaIalno5c komitetu obywatel-
skiego, kt6ry ME szczedzii nj pra-
cy, nj kosztow przy zwalczaniu
ZaraZy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
WOJNA ROSYI z TURCYA.

Berlin, "a maja. - w tutej-
szych rosyjskich kolach wojsko-
wych wojna Rosyi I Turcya jest
uwazanq "a nieuniknionq. Przy-
&otowania wojcnne sq w pe}nym
tollu, a sztab jeneralny opraco-
wal juz we wszystbich szczeg0-
ZACH plan kampanii.
Ma Kaukazie w pobliiu grani-
cy tureckiej 81 skoncentrowane
juz teraz znaczne silly wojskowe,
4 caly korpus armii kijowskiej
jest W przedeniu wymarszu ma
Kaukaz.
Koleje przestaly przyjmowac
odpowiedziaIno5G "a terminowq
dostawe towar6w, w skutek cze-
go cierpi caIy handel kraju.
Ma Kaukazic pomiedzy ludno-
Sciq MahometanskQ, kt6ra by W
razie wojny bezwarunkowo prze-
szIa ma strong tureckq, dokony-
wujQ sic masOwe aresztowania.
RzQd carski ME daje zupelnie wy
iaSnien co aresztoWanym ma do
zarzucenia. Aresztujq / wysy}a-
ia ma p6Inoc kraju.
Turcya r6wniez goraczkowo
gromadzi wojska ma pograniczu
Rosyi. Wnosic tego MONA, re
sp6r pomiedzy obydwoma pail-
swami wynikly powodu ostat-
Mich zajst w Pcrsyi, zaostrzyf sic.
Rosya, czujQc sile "a sobq, Z
powodu przyszlegO tr6jprzymie-
RIA. kt6re MONA juz uwazac "a
fakt dokonany, ewentualnq po-
moe Anglii-i Francyi, nietylko ME
stara sic nieporozumienia za}a-
godzit, ale stawia kwestye ma o.
strzu noza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
$5,ooo,ooo IA WEGIEL.

Washington, D. c., IS maja. -
Welding sprawozdania ministe
ryum marynarki, sam wegiel dla
eskadry amerykahskie, kt6ra od-
bywa podr6z naokolo swiata, be
dziej kosztowal W celu uskutecz-
nienia tel podr6zy ololo $5,ooo,-
600. Rad australasia ofiarowal sic
dostarczyc darmo wegla eskadrze
podczas pobytu jej ma wodach
Australia, ale rad federalny ME
mysli przyjqt tej oferty, lecz po-
stara sic sam dostarczenie we
gla amerykahskiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25

Petersburg, rs maja. - Brutal
ny napad zrobiony przez dW0ch
redaktorow gazety "RuS", ma po-
Wszechnic poWazanego redaktora
"Ricczi" przyw6dcy partyi kon-
stytucyjno dcmokratycznej pro-
fosora Milukowa, WywoIat Obu-
rzenic W caIym kraju. Prof. Milu-
kow odcbraf sctki telegram6w I
r6znych czeSci obszernego impe-
ryum rosyjskiego wyrazami
wsp6Iczucia dla profcsora i pote-
pienia bandyckiego postepku
CZarnoSccinc0W.
Obydwaj napastnicy Popow
KIinkow zmuszeni byli opuscit
Zajmowanc stanowiska.
Minister finanS0W KokoWCeW
zapewnia, ze ma dosyt dowod0w
w reku do Wytoczenia proceSu
kryminalnego przeciw redakcyj
"Rusi'', wymuszanie pieniedzy
cd bankoW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
SPRAWA KONGA.

Bruksela, IS maja. - Rad a.
merykahski przez swoja legacye
ma wciqz zwr6cone oko ma roz-
w6j Konga. Me zwraca sic on z
zapytaniami do rzqdu belgijskie-
60, ale nieznacznie popiera zada-
MIA Anglii, kt6ra zqda cd Belgif
nastepujqcych zmian W zarzadzie
Konga: =
7. WolnoSci handlu wielu e.
gzystujqcych koncesyi.
2. Zniesienia przymusowej pra-
cy murzyn6w w og6le zaprowa-
dzenie rzqd6w wiecej humanitar-
nych, stosownie do uchWai po-
wzietych ma kongresie berlin
skim.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
DELEGACYA MURZYNSKA u
SEKRETARZA STANU.

Washington, D. c., IS maja. -
Z Liberyi, malej rzeczypospoliteJ
poIoznej ma zachodnim wybrzezu
Afryki, przyby}a delegacya do
Washingtonu proSbq o pomoc
moralnq lub materyalnq przeciw-
ko cudzoziemcom, kt6rzy chca
kraj ten zabrac.
Delegacya jutro bedzie z Why
ia IL sekretarza stanu, Roota, kto-
remu przedStawi caly stan RE
czy.
w Liberyi Cd dfuzszego czasu
rozgrywaly sic walk domowe.
Rad Stan6w ZjednoczonyCh byl
niejako zaiozycielem tej rzeczy-
pospolitej. Pierwszy Thomas Jef-
ferson, przyjaciel KoSciuszki, w
r. 1871 SLIME obstawai "a znie-
sieniem niewolnictwa. w r. 1921
rad zakupil ma zachodniem wy
brzezu Afryki kawa}ek ziemi 13o
mil dfugi i czterdzieSci szeroki, l
tam osiedlii bylych niewolnikoW
murzynow. POszCzeg0lne Stany
amerykanskie zakfadaly swoje ko-
Ionic w Liberyi, pomiedzy kt6ry-
mi Z czasem wybuchiy niesnaski.
Zaczeto sic wzajemnie zwalczac,
anarchia zawladne1a krajem. w
r. I847 og}oszono republike, lecz
to ME wiele pomoglo do uspoko-
jenia Liberyi. Walk wewnetrz-
ne targaly mlodq republike mu-
rzyhskQ ! gdy po}ozenie wcale sic
ME poprawia}o, rad angielski po-
stawi1 Liberyi ultimatum, albo
stlumiG wszelkie zaburzenia i
przywr6cic spok6j, albo rad an
gielski sam to uczyni ma wfasnq
reke.
Rad Liberyi, czujqc to dobrze,
re pokoju ME potrafi sam utrzy-
mac, wyslaf delegacye do Wa
shingtonu proSbq o rade, co ma
w tym wypadku uczynic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
"PIEKNA OTERO".

Madryd, rs maja. - "Piekna
Otero'', znana Spiewaczka i tam
cerka, kt6ra dzieki swemu orygi-
nalncmu talentowi zebrala w cia-
gu pietnastoletniej swej karyerY
scenicznej bardzo wielki majatek,
Z nastaniem sezonu zimowego o.
puszcza scene. Ma zamiar ona
stale zamieSzkat W Madrycie, by,
jaI sama poWiada, bye w kraju
kwiat6w walki bykow, a szcze-
g6Inie by zbliska m6dz podziwiat
swego ulubiehca, matadora Ma
chaquito, kt6ry re szczegolna
gracyq zabija ma arenach cyrko-
wych byki.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
Austin, Tevas, IS maja.

Austin, Tevas, IS maja. - Me
ibywaIa ulewa nawiedzi1a Stan
Texas w paste Cd Panhandle az
do zatoki, wyrzqdzajqc niezmie-
rzone szkody. Straty w zasieWach
drzewach owocowych majq bye
talk wielkie, jakich ME byfo cd
szeregu lat.
Kilka miejscowoSci zosta}o zu-
pefnie zaIanych. Mn6stwo bu-
dynk6w zrujnowafa woda. Ulewa
jby1a tax straszna, re przez kilka-
naScie godzin Mkt ME smiaf nosa
wytknqt poza mieszkanie. Komu-
nikacya telegraficzna zostafa zu-
pefnie przerwana. R6wniez ma
wa1nica pozrywafa przeWody e.
lektryczne, skutkiem czego Gale
miasto jest pozbawione swiatla.
w nocy ME Swiecila sic ami jed
ma Tampa ma ulicach, tax, re ca
lie miasto bylo pograaone W cienl-
noSciach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
ZABITY PIORUNEM.

St. Louis, Mo-, IS maja. - Pho
rum zabif tn niejakiego w. H. Ho-
warda, zapalonego gracza w "gol-
fa''. Howard zajety by1 grq ma bo-
isku klubu "Glen Echo, gdy ma
gle zerwala sic burza. Howard
chcia1 schronic sic pod drzewo
zaledwie pod MEM stanq}, piorun
uderzy1 w drzewo i zaIbil ma mieJ-
scu HoWarda.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-25
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE.
WSPOLCZUCIE OLA OBITE-
GO PROFESORA MILU-
KOWA.

Professor Milukow otrzymujc set
XII listow z roznych stron kra-
ju, wyrazajacych wspoIczucie,
z powodu napadu ma profeso-
ra. - Car zgodzif sic ma pro-
pozycye delegacyi perskiej. -
II rewolucyonistow skazanych
ma kare smierci. - 13 artyle-
rzystow postradaio zycie pod
czas wypadku kolejowego. -
Wizyta prezydenta Francyi W
Londynie.- ZaleznoSc przemy-
stu europejskiego cd Ameryki,
- Cesarz Wilhelm znowu ME
zadowolony.