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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

Little Christopher" and The Song
Birds in a body.
Miss Billie Burke. who is a big sue
cess In John Drew's production this
season Of MY Wife," Is to be starred
next year in a new play, Love
Matches
William Vaughn Moody, author OF
The Great Divide" is stin III with
typhoid fever at his home in New York.
He is believed to have passed the crisis
of his malady safely.
THE Light Eternal will be played
next Tuesday at the Alcazar for the
benefit OF the Catholic ladies' aid So
ciety and the members of that organi-
zation will attend in a body
John Drew and his New York COM
pany In the comedy My Wife" will be
the attraction TO succeed Francis Will
son at the Van Ness theater. Drew
has not appeared IN San Francisco for
four seasons. My Wife" is said to be
his best play in many years.
Mary BoIand, Francis Wilson's lead
ing woman. is generally regarded as
one of the cleverest OF the younger
generation of actresses. She IS said TO
be not only very pretty woman. grace
full in her movements, but is 5rimful OF
talent as WELL
The Alcazar announces The Heir OF
the Hoorah" TO follow The Light
Eternal" Later Rex Beachs dramatiza-
ton OF his famous story, '~fhe Spoilers"
treating of love and lawlessness at
Nome will be staged This play as
yet has not been produced in any city
west OF Chicago.
At the close of his engagement at the
Stuyvesant theater which is drawing
near. David Warfeld will sail for
Europe. David Belasco will transfer
THE warrens of Virginia" from the
Belasco to the Stuyvesant when The
Music Master is withdrawn BelascO
will later Join his star In Europe and
arrange for Warfield's London appear
lance.
The American invasion. of the Lon
don stage continues undated. Way
Down East" departed from New York
recently for London season, and The
College widow is somewhere between
New York and Liverpool bound TO cap
tivate Londoners. The list Of Ameri-
can successes now on. or soon to be. in
London, includes The SQuaw Man.
The College Widow" Way Down
East" The Secret Orchard" Mrs,
Wigs of the Cabbage Patch and
"Brewster's Millions
William Archer. noted English critic
and authority on Ibsen, is in New York
For years he was head of the dramatic
department OF the London Tribune but
the suspension of that paper has given
him a vacation. Archer says that New
York Is improving Electrically over
what it was when he was there before
and that greater interest is being man
Tested In the native drama. He thinks
THE New York Idea" is the most rep
resentative American play he has wit
messed.
Plans for a new downtown theater
building, to be devoted entirely to musi-
cal comedy, were filed in Chicago last
week. 1t will be known as the COrt
theater. will cost approximately $780,
600. and will be erected at 1852 Dear
born street. between Washington and
Randolph. The new theater Is pro-
jected by the Cort theater company. OF
which John Cort is president II. II.
Frazee vice president. and L. ]. Herr
mann secretary and treasurer. The
theater will have seating capacity OF
LOO. will front 50 feet on Dearborn
street and will be four stories in
height.-New York Dramatic News.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19
Princess

double bill. Little Christopher and
The Song Birds" at the Princess
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

At the close of his engagement at the
Stuyvesant theater, which is drawing
near. David Warfield will sail for
Europe. David Belasco will transfer
THE Warrens of Virginia" from the
Belasco to the Stuyvesant when The
Music Master is withdrawn Belasco
will later Join his star In Europe and
arrange for Warfields London appear
ance.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

The Alcazar announces The Heir Of
the Hoorah," TO follow The Light
Eternal" Later Rex Beachs dramatiza-
ton OF his famous story, '-fhe Spoilers"
treating of love and lawlessness at
Nome. will be staged This play as
yet has not been produced in any city
west of Chicago.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

The Light Eternal will be played
next Tuesday at the Alcazar for the
benefit OF the Catholic ladies' aid So
ciety and the members Of that organi-
cation will attend in body
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

Mary BoIand, Francis Wilson's lead
ing woman. is generally regarded as
one Of the cleverest OF the younger
generation of actresses. She IS said TO
be not only a very pretty woman. grace
full in her movements, but is brimful OF
talent as WELL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

John Drew and his New York COM
pany In the comedy My Wife" viii be
the attraction TO succeed Francis Will
son at the Van Ness theater. Drew
has not appeared In san Francisco for
four seasons. MY Wife" is said to be
his best play in many years.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-04-19

William Vaughn Moody, author OF
The Great Divide" is still III with
typhoid fever at his home in New York
He is believed to have passed the crisis
Of his malady safely.
Holbrook argus., 1908-02-11

At times when you don't feel just right, when have a bad stomach, take something right away that will assist digestion; not something that will Stimu- late for a time but something that will positively do the very work that the stomach performs under ordinary and normal con ditiOnS. something that will make the food digest. To do this you must take d natural di gestant like KOdOl For Dyspep- sia. KodOl is a scientific pre- paratiOn of vegeta ble acids with natural digestants and contains the sane juices found in a healthy stomach Each dose will digest more than 5000 grains of good food It is sure to afford prompt relief; it digests what you eat and is pleasant to take.
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, C. Hess, Jr., Prop
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Primitive Water Reservoir.

The "dew pond" is a curious Stone Age relic yet to be traced in Great Britain. In the absence of springs, broad hollows were scooped out, and these were covered with straw or oth- CT nonconducting material, with a thick layer of clay and stones on top. At night the cold surface of the clay condensed an abundance of water for the cattle to drink
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Cherry Pudding.

Place canned cherries. well drained from juice, in the bottom of pudding dish, and scatter among them three or four figs. cut in small pieces. Cover with batter made by this rule: Beat to a cream two-thirds Of a cup of sugar and a tablespoon of butter; add one beaten egg, half a cup of milk, a ;up and a half of flour, and two tea spoons of baking powder; flavor with nutmeg and lemon, pour over the cherries, and bake. The cherry juice may De used as the foundation of a sauce for this pudding.
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B. Schuster came down from St. Johns during the week and after delaying one day continued on to Los Angeles where he ex- poets to spend some weeks on pleasure and business, returning home via Phoenix where his sheep interests will occupy his attention for sometime. Mir. Schuster, in common with all other stockmen in this territory, is greatly elated at the recent heavy rains in the southern DOT tiOn of the territory as well as the good showers and snowfall in the northern part.
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Samoan National Beverage.

"A quaint feature of Samoan life is kava drinking. This beverage is made from the root of the angona shrub, which, being pounded and mixed with water, ferments and forms a mild intoXicant. It tastes like soap suds and ginger ale mixed, and the relish has to be acquired. It is drunk with solemnities at meetings of chiefs and at conferences generally, it's ab- sorption being governed by strict rules of etiquette. It must not be slipped, but swallowed at gulp, as an American cowboy assimilates his whisky
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Phrase Worthy of Monarch.

Perhaps the most striking phrase uttered by modern king was spoken by the late King Humbert, father of the present king of Italy, when some years ago cholera was raging in Ma pies. His majesty had been invited by the municipality of Genoa to ban quet, whcih he declined in these words: Men are feasting at Genoa; men are dying at Naples. l go to Naples. s.'-Sunday Magazine.
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Daily Thought.

The highest compact we can make with our fellow iS: Let there be truth between us two forevermore. I is sublime to feel and say of anot.-er, l need never meet, or speak, or write to him; We need not reenforce our selves or seno tokens of remembrance; l rely on him as on myself; if he did thus or thus, I know it was right.-Em- erson.
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week of the death of Pink Bur dette at MOrenci, Ariz., on the Sd inst, caused by an accidental gun-shOt wound. It seems he and some others were scuffling in a playful manner for the the pos session of Colts revolver, when it was accidentally discharged mortally wounding Burdette in the abdomen.
 ]. P. or Pink" Burdette was well known in this section as he lived for several years in Navajo County and at one time conduct ed a saloon here. He was en- ployed by a cattle company near Morenci at the time of the unfor- tunate accident.
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The Reviewers.

Jesse Lynch Williams, the noted playwright and author, commiserated the other day with a literary friend whose new book had been harshly criticized by the reviewers.
 Buck up" sad MT. Williams. You don't expect the reviewers to be in- fallible. Why, at luncheon yesterday one of them said to me:
 CT get through, on an average, 50 books a week
 Good graciousn said I. How do you manage it? Why, it takes me at least day to read one book
 CT don't read them, sir,' he said. I review them.'"
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Bert Barber. of Elton, Wis. , says; II have only taken four doses of your Kidney and Blad der Pills and they have done for me more than any other medi- cine has. ever done. I am still taking the pills as I want per feet cure. MT. Barber refers to DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. They are
 Sold by Holbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr., Prop.
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Precaution Worth Remembering.

There are people who say that they never can enjoy a hot bath because the hot water always makes them faint. This trouble, according to writer, may be remedied by the sim pie expedient of placing a towel which has been wrung out in cold water on the head and retaining it there until the bath is over. It is possible that cases of drowning have occurred as result of faintness while in the bath, so that this precaution becomes advis- able.
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Arizona, on or before February 15, 1908. Full information in regard to the grazing fees to be charged, and blank forms to be used in making application, will be furnished upon request. A. J.
 Mackay, Acting Supervisor.
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Applications for Grazing Permits.
 NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to graze cattle, horses and sheep within the BLACK MESA (NORTH) NATIONAL FOREST during the season of 1908, must be filed in my office at Show1Ow,
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Mrs. Steve Hensler, nee Mary Willis. the wife of Sergt. Hensler, now stationed at Ft. DuChesne, Utah, passed through here Sat urday en route to that post after having spent several weeks visit ing with relatives at Snowflake and Taylor. Mrs. Hensler in formed us that a letter recently received from her husband stated that Andrew Kapri had died suddenly of heart failure at Dra- gon, Colo, on the 17th ot last December. The body was inter red with military honors at Fort Duchesne. It will be remembered that the deceased was stationed here for a long period as quar- termaster's agent, being succeed ed by Thorwald Larson.
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Mrs. R. C. Smith of this place has been quite i'll during this week and is under the efficient care of Dr. Hathaway. It is to be hoped that her recovery will be speedy and permanent.
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Leap Year Ball and Sup per Date Changed to Feb. 18th at WetzIer's Hall.

Since the announcement in these columns last week of the leap year ball for February l 4th, the date has been changed to the evening of February 2Sth. The change was made so as to not conflict with the St. Valentines ball to be given at Navajo on the evening of February 14th.
 The ladies in charge of the af fair here will serve a supper dur ing the evening. Good mus1c will be furnished and a general good time assured. Do not forget the date, Friday evening February 2S at Wetzler's Hall. Everybody invited.
 Admission: One dollar.
 Couples: Two dollars.
 Price of admission includes supper.
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Sets Comfort Before Fashion.

Dr. Hans Richter, the famous musical conductor, is a thorough be- liever in comfort in dress and not in- f-4nnontIv sets fashion at dafianca
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Salted peanuts 5c package at the new NickleOdium.
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Owing to the prompt and rigid quarantine measures adopted at Snowflake the spreading of diph- theria at that place has been ar rested. Only two well defined cases have appeared and it is be- lieved that they have the disease well in hand.
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Art. Saunders dropped in Sun day and has been chatting with the boys. MT. Saunders has been i'll the employ of Fred Harvey for the past three months in the ca pacity of guide at the Grand Can yon trail. He has registered there and expects to remain in this locality for sometime.
Holbrook argus., 1908-02-11

A detachment of the 5th U. s Cavalry under command of It. M. C. kaysor will arrive here Tuesday from Ft. Apache and will start on the return trip the following day.
Holbrook argus., 1908-02-11

The Misses Hopen, who are at tending the Normal School at Flagstaff, came down last Fri day to spend the week end with their parents, Mir. and Mrs. H. w. Hopen, who drove down from their ranch near Pinedale to meet them here.
Holbrook argus., 1908-02-11

H. Kempenich left for Los An geles last week where he has joined Mrs. Kempenich, who has been spending some weeks there visiting with relatives and friends. Mir Kempenich expects to return here within few days.
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Sheriff Woods accompanied by Barney Stiles has gone to Keams Canon to confer with the Super intendent at the Agency there with reference to the recent trcu- ble with the Navajos north of WinslOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-19
z POLITYK1.
PoL1TYKA w 1eTEJ wARDZIE.

Jak wiadomo, Polacy oprocz je-
dnego komisarza powiatowego, p.
Wiadysiawa schrojdy, republican,
ma 16tej wardy, zadnej innej repre-
zentacyi ami W gabnecie miejskim ami
W administracN powiatowej ME maja.
Nasi polscy poitykierzy, kier7ljac sic
poniekad zazdroscia, umieli sprawy
tax pokierowae, De ami demokraci
ami republikanie ME stawili Polaka
(opr6cz jednego komisarza) na
swym tykiecie. Polscy wyborcy ME
zawodnie przypominaja sobie obie
zeszloroczne wfosenne konwencye
polityeme. PrzypOmna sobie' r6wuieS
/ to, re kilku Polakow miaio szanse.
Partya demokratyczna chciala mice
Polaka ma swoim tykiecie, a Polak,
D. Antoni Czarnecki. bylby bez nal
mniejszych trudnosci otrzymai no
minacye ma klerka miejskiego po
stronie partyi 'republikahskiej, gdy-
by ME ihtrygi republikanskich poll
tykier6w 16tej wardy. Panowte ci
zaprotestowali 4 protest ich odni6si
poaadany dla mich skutek. ~
sprawa ia wchodzi znow ma wfdo-
wnie, bo to samo. CO dzialo. sic we
wiosennych wyborach zesziego roku,
powtarza sic dzisiaj. z najwiarogo-
dniejszyeh fr6dei dowiadujemy eie,
ae burmistrz Busse, przez intrygan-
tow Z 1Btej wardy Emuszony do zia-
mania ssowa aaneso Rolakom, chce
,isdep bardxc wasnychl piatnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-19
Kronika Chicagoska
WOJNA KONDUKTORoW
TRAMWAJOWYCH z ROZNO-
SICIELAMI GAZET.

Donosilismy juz wczoraj "a
burzeniach, jake onegdaj mia}y
miejsce ma rogu ulic Wabash i
Madison, wywo}anych przez rozno-
sicieli gazet, kt6rym kompania
chicagoskich tramwajow zabroni}a
sprzedawac gazety W nowych wa
gonach, urzadzonych tax, ze wcho-
dzac do mich p}aci sic naleiytosc
"a jazde. Wczoraj rozruchy a.
wantury powt6rzy}y sic W znacz-
ME spotegowanej formie. W czasie
wieczornego powrotu do domu,
kiedy -ruch ma tramwajowych Ii
mach ca4ego miasta jest najwiek-
sly, ch}opcy roznoszacy dzienniki
atakowali calemi gromadami kaz-
dy w6z linii Wabash av., Indiana
ave. i Cottage Grove ave., powodu-
jac zamieszanie olbrzymie, zbiego-
wisko i zgiefk, kt6ry tamowa} ruch
wagon6w i powstrzymywa} je, a
w6wczas wywiazywa}a sic ma plat
e formach tramwajowych walka ma
piescie, W kt6rej niejednokrotnie i
pasaierom sic dostalo. Ma kazdym
tramwaju byfo po dwu, nieraz 3ch
konduktor6w, kt6rzy zrazu bagate-
lizowali sprawe, ale, gdy ten i 6w
dostal kamieniem, lub gdy mu
mblopcy przecieli smur przytrzy-
mujacy drqzek, posuwajacy sic po
drutach przewodzacy elektrycz-
nose, w6wczas zaczeli bronie sic
ehergicznie, pomagali i'm poll
cyanci, kt6rych ca}y oddzial czy-
nil wysilki = przewaznie darem-
ne - okolo utrzymania jakiego
takiego porzadku. : Jak zazna-
czono, najlepiej ma ca}ej hecy wy
sill pasazerowie, bo czes6 przyby}a'
do domu 2 godziny pomiej, a
wiekszosc wystraszonych kobiet
schroniia sic ma stacye kolei g6r-,
nej, i ME pojechala dalej. CHOP
cami gazeciarskimi dowodzh ME
jaki Max Annenberg, kt6ry tea
urzadza j prowadzi GAIA wojne 2
kompania; czterech ch}opc6w poli-
cya iaresztowa}a, wielu malc6w cd;
nioslo potluczenia cieakie Cd spoliSS
cyantowskich palek konduktor-s
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-19

urzedow miejskich dac Polakowi z
dzielnicy p6lnocno wschodniej. Spra-
wa ia byiaby nawet szersze ko}a, "a
toczy}a, gdyby intrygi byly ustaay,
bo burmistrz chcial Polakom ofiaro-
wac diva urzedy.
Republikanska polityka W 16tej
wardzie pod specyalnym dozorem
pewnego obconarodowca tlusta po-
sada (kt6ra ,Polakom zawdziecza, a
"a kt6ra sic ME odwdzieczyi) kieruje
dwaj Polacy. Panowie ci podobno
chca ma urzad czionka komisyi To-
kalnych ulepszen forsowac Polaka,
lecz pragna mice takiego. kt6ry Sic
wcale zaufaniem obywateh ME Gle
sly, jest niepopularnym cd dawna
bawi sic polityka.
Urzad czlonka komisyi lokalnych
ulepszen pelni, dotychczas jeszcze
demokrata, wkr6tce rok MIME,
burmistrz jeszcze Polaka ME zamia-
nuje. Busse zarezerwowal urzad ten
dla Polakow czeka ma odpowiednie-
go kandydata. Tymczasem dyplomad
W 16tej wardzie ME moga grona
tylu mlodziezy 1 powaznych obywa-
tell W 16tej 17tej wardzie wybra6
chotby jednego czlowieka.
Wobec zblizajacych sic wybor6w
panowie ci powinni sde 1astanowic
troche, czy ME lepiej byloby usunac
polityczne wzgDedy ma bok i podac ta-
kiego kandydata, jakiego birmistN
Busse aada. Kandydat ten must mice
czysty rekord wytrwasosc, ably do
bre imie Ipodtrzymac. Jesli leaderzy
przedstawia hdzi, kt6rych burmistrz
dla przyczyn wyzej wymienionych ME
przyjmie, to W takim razie ME spe1nia
swego oboW1iaAku. w 16tej wardzie
wreszcie W 17tej, sa ludzie, kt6rychby
burmistrz zaakceptowaa radzie miej.
skiej do 0atwierdzenia przedstawh
Ciagle nalegania, ably b&rmistrz wy.
bral zawodowego poitykiera, cnfowie-
ka niepopularneago, lie zapisanego W
pamieci obywateli, rzucaja ma mas Po-
lak6w niezbyt korzystne swiat@o. Inni
moga mas sadzic, ze Polakow jedy.
ME tacy 'moga reprezentowae. Bur-
mistrz chce mice czhowieka ,.czystegV
Warto sic mad tenn >zastannwic p6h
czas, p6ki ME jest zap6zno. Jeden u
rzad tuz mann zabrano pod nosa, a
/ drugi moga nam zabrae W podobuy
sposob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-19
Rdlne notatki teIegIaticzne.

- obeh6d rewolucyi mareowej z
roku lSlS ma ulicach Berlina W in
nych miastach niemiackich odbyl sic
wczoraj spoRojnde " stolicy Niemiec.
Ma ofnentarzu ,,Frledrichshain" gdzie
spoczywaja zwaod ofiar rewolucyi.
zAozono whence pamiathowe. Wieczo-
rem samym Berlinie i ma jego pred
miesciach odbylo sic Sc zgromadzeh,
zwolanych pr0ez socyalist6w. Ucze-
stnicy zgromadzeh ME omieszkali POI
nhej urzadzie demOnstracyi ma rzecz
pows0echnych r6wnych wybor6w do
sejmn pruskiego. Policya interwenio-
wa1a podczas tego calkiem niepotrze-
bnie, lecz mimo to ME przyszio do ia
dnego starcia.
- W. GeneWle, W SzWajcaryl u
mari " tych dniach rosyjsh rewoll-
cyonista nazwiskiem Gers0lmin. Byl
ON swego czasu skazany "a rzelSome,
zamopdowanie rosyjskiego ministra
Sypiagina ma wygnanie do Syberyi.
Stamtad jednak zdo3ai uciec przez
MpngoMe Japonie do Ameryki stad
odjechai p6zniej do Europy. W mie-
dlzyczasie zrobii wycieczke do Finlan-
dyi, gdzie organlzowal tamtejs1ych te-
rorystow. Zreszta stale pnebywai W
5zwajcaryi.
- cuyaquil, Ecuador, donosza, ze
sic tam s1erzy W zastraszajacy spo-
sob dzuma, kt6ra zagraza r6wniez 1
innym miastomL w tamtejsZym lazare-
Gle 1najduje sic iuz killladziesiat os6b,
dotknietych ta straszna epidemic.
- Gubernator Stanu Massachu-
setts, Curtis Gould, chory cd dw6ch
tygodni, ma sic gorzej zawezwano
do konsultacyi kilku lekarzy.
- Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady dyre->
ktor6w kolei Illinois Central W No
wynn Yorku obrano ]. Ogdena Ar
moura Chicago nastepca Stuyve-
santa Fisha dyrektorem.
- Parowiec Romona. kursujacy
pomiedzy San Francisco, Eureka,
CAL, rozbii sic W poblizu Fort Ross.
Zaloge podro1nych uratowano.
- w Stanie Rhode Island zamie-
rzaja fabryki bawelniane obnizyc
place robotnik6w 10 procent cd 6
kwietnia / porozlepiaja oznajmienia
tenn W przyszly poniedzialek.
w Salem, Mass, fabryH
,,Nautmeag Mills" obnizaja 10
procent place swych 1900 robotni-
k6w cd d. 80 marca.
- w Milton, Mass, zamknieto
fabryke Boston Rubber Shoe Co.,
W kt6rej pracowalo 1850 u
dzi. zdaje sic, re praca rozpocznie
sic nanowo 26 kwietnia.
- w Braham, Minn., spalilo sic
W srodmiesciu wielkich sklad6w,
a szkoda zrzadzona wynosi 100000.
Dopiero straz ogniowa z Minneapo-
lis poloay,a koniec szerzeniu sic po-
zaru.
- WHISKY sad stanowy W Missou-
ri rozstrzygnal, re ustawa local
Option" jest legalha.n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-03-19

zatoce Guantanamo. Pozar pow
stall, jak sic zdaje, z zajecia sic
czesci pokladu cd rakiet sygna}o-
wych rozszerzyl sic nieslycha-
na szybkoscia. Okret ten bral u
dial W wojnie domowej W r. 1868
mad ujsciem rzeki Mississippi,
miai dlugost S27 stop, pojemnost
1873 tonn, a budowa jego koszto-
wala $37s,67S.
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wzrostowi wpiywow japohskch
ma dalekim Wschodzie.

AA0 0N~A~~N@
Londyn, 10 marca. = Z powo-
du powaznej choroby premera H.
Campbell Bannermana, ktorego
zgon Jest lada chwila oczekiwany,
nastapia w tutejszym gabinecie
ministeryalnym gruntowne zmla-
ny. Premierem zostanie naJpraW-
dopodobniej minister skarbu Her
bert H. Asquith, ktory obecnie
juz >pelni w zastepstwie chorego
prezydenta gabinetu te obowiaz-
ki. Dalej spodziewaja sic ustapie-
MIA jeszcze kilku ministrow po-
wodu podeszlego wieku, wskutek
(szego sklad gabnetu angielskie-
go bedzie wygladal do niepozna-
MIA.