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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29
oYn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

In the list of 224 applicants fol
license to conduct saloons in Ricli-
mond. we note the following:
l., Biasi, Frank Bonaidi. George
August Boellling, Louis Baldacci. j. \
Bertocci G. l3encianai, a. Biagi Peter
Bonini. G. B. Chiappa. Armedo Carreiri
Canepa & Baccigalupo. T. Y. Crescioli
T.. Castelvecchi. ~ Casci, =. Carmicclli
NJ. Consani, Paul cechni, G. ~ Ciucci
a. Donat J.. Dale. Harry Dalle-Mura
a. Dement,, Raphael Francionc, Frank
Fernandin. Joe Gianotti. Il. CARROLL
Agestino Gillio. Otto Gragnani. w. I
Iiolzapfci. Il. Lebolo, John I.ucchesi
Peter Lenzi, +. c. Metzger, A. Moschet-
Il & Son, Frank Mnrchetti, paslo Mi
chel. r. H. Moschetti, Louis Marchettl
Z. Magnani. c. A1eoni, G. Massei, Mori
conf s; Corriere, NJ. Massei, S. c. Poll
Pucinelli Brothers. r. Y. Picchi. Z
Sanguinetti, p. Tratieri, Chas!e Ira
feri, Paul valdrighi. Vincent Nanni.
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Bv BARONESS EMMUsKA ORGY.
some sense ordained that he should.

some sense ordained that he should
marry-why not? *
Surely twas for him to thank con-.
ventionality for this kind decree.
But the Lady Ursula Glynde!
When did he last hear that name
half an hour ago. accompanied by a,
thinly-veiled, coarse Jest and an I'M
pudent laugh.
But his "Fanny.ss that white.cIad,
dreams! those .guileiess blue eyes-or
were they black?--that child-like little
head SO fifty crowned with gold!
the o he. tnat WAS ms ann nes
even now was upraiding for immodcsl
conduct.
Now she was speaking
stammering. denying nothing
Where was that Tr-
sula Glynde2 the other ,vo..
Manton Fanny" WAS pure a,,d
sweet and girlish Ursula alone
WAS TO blame! Where was she?
HAS the Marquis de Suarez dared
that man?
She know him. then: had
met him at East Molesey Fair
she did not deny it she only
asked IL he had dared whilst
the Spaniard had said with flippant
shrug Of tho stloudders that the ac-
I4uaintancesh.p had ripened into
ndshp.
wessex's whole sole rebened at this
suggestion. He had but one desire 10
see her to ask hcr-she would tell him
the truth and he would believe what
ever she told him with those dear. red
lips OF hers. which he had Kissed.
s He felt quite calm. still firm In his
faith aud sustained by his great love
He went to the door and found 1t
locked.
a triflins natter. surely. but why
was II locked?
| She had been upset, confused. ere
| the Queen had come. She would not
allow him the great Joy of proclaiminG
to all who were there to hear that, he
| had wooed and won her Once more
there came that torturins question::
why?
So nverse was she to his appearing
before the Queen. that she, had locked
{, the door for fear that the exuberant
1.lappiness which was in him should
cause him to precipitate climax
which she obviously dreaded.
Why? Why? Why?
But he would respect her wishes.
and though his very sncws ached with
the longing to break down that door to
| see her then and there. not to endure
for another second this maddening
agony which made his temples throb
and his brain reel, he made no attempt
Ito touch the bolts again.
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srRoHlB1rloN IN yoart1 c,po,,>.

PROHIBITION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
- MS message 10 the North Caro-.
8s1ins, legislature, Governor Glenn re-
commented with Characteristic enthu-
y s1asna statutory prohibition. In a pub-
Nc address delivered on The evening az.
i ter The legislature assembled he hoo,ed
~ The bare suggestion that that BODY
would fail to obey VIVA. he said WAS
the plain mandate Of the people. Ru,
the members took a different view. In
4 stead. 1t was decided TO submit the
question TO a vote OF The people Had
J the Democratic members voted in 10.
cordance with the Governors recon,
3Inendation, SAYS the Charlotte Oh,
EsrYer. thsl would have violated ;
solemn Obligation embodied IN tn,
Il party platform. and party pledges ar,
III not no he Iaid aside, even for thc aak
iot lyphlRit!on. The question Mill nov
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Voice Of the People.

The Fimes-Dispntch will print
signed letters ON nll Huest1Ona which,
relate to- the public welfare. Such
articles should not exceed In length
$50 words. except under exceptional
circumstances, should he signed
with the full name OF the writer.
md should bear his or her address.
The name of the writer VIII lie
withheld II desired.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

."rhc Chinese pony. writes q trav-
cling correspondent, is somewhat like
a sheep and is not unlike IL camel, but
in disposition he resembles the pig and
in many ways is like the mule. II
would be Interesting to know In what
particulars tho Chinese pony Is so DIFF
ferent from the armadillo, the casso-
wary and the ella monster as to exclude
these worthy animals from all contin-
gent mention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

Through all political changes and
the wiping out OF old lines. the stall
wart Photographers Union stands firm
and unalterable, always upholdins the
trusst principles of Democracy, ever
Insisting upon equal writes 10 all,
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The Atlanta Georgian begins To sus.
ptcion, as the elite say. that the Para
graphers' Union embargo an the pleas.
artries OF antiquity was ''con!lsca ton
OF property without due process OF
law" Ftddle,st,cks. 4 1e47 Joke is
not property. It is improperly.
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Rhymes for I To-Day

WHEN nAl,Ds A1lE HURRIED.
six-thitty, siS-thirty!
And never u verse has hecn
~ verseh. M
j feel like tho Fnustus of Gerty.
To wit, like d spirit nccursed!
And now it's G:4o--6:50l
q. what In the world shall do 2
L can't think 4 thought that is nifty
4 III never get through!
And now the town clock blooms out -. :.
And still Muse continues quite dtmn 2,
And still moan: 20 MY good heaven
And still not d notion will come.
TN late MS a freight train. or later.
E But never one rhyme has been
passed.
r long 10 Fly home to my mater ,g
s-nt how do ! dast?
Q hurry and hurry and hurry!
D hustle and hustle and mum.
o whatdoyoucallit and worry!
o -tum-ttir,ty-te- tum.
% Eracious-hi-did -diddy!
Too.loolcy-le-loo 100!
Ti-tiddlc- te- fiddle te-tlddy!-
And now am through. III. :. IL.
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congress OF March 3. 1879.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

Tom Lawson, OF Dawson, shows dis
tinct signs of feeling peevish and em-
Uttered. That mans whole life would
have been different had he adolesced
around breakfast table OF old Vir-
GINA sausage. with the genuine golden
brown Henrico Sally Lunn sitting de.
murely on the side.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

john w, Gates is going to make his
nome In 'reHas after this, The man
VINO has, made Wall Street rumble 4
lew in his time is AS fearless OF
simeons as le is OF rapaeious and red
bearded wallnowcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

Well szechenyi gave us quite q
Ispell, aplway. - M, 4, ~ =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29
,lhc NOTORIOUS Lullaby.
Ltol, and lamb.

Lion and Lamb.
De Lion lay down Wild dc Lamb.
a E4 quiet ez could be.
but wen de Lion ris up.
Dat Lamb--oh, whnr wuz he:
Atlanta Constitution.
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once Wa. Enough.

They met by chance
They'd mover met before;
They met but once
And she was s,ntten sore.
They never met again
Don't care to. allow:
They met but once
The auto and the COW.
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side Lights on History.

Scott was writing the Lay of the Last
Minstrel"
smile. with your kind permission. ladies'
ana gentlemen the gifted vocalist. Herr
Sruytentuyfel, will sing the patriotic bal.
Is Too Full to Eat Any More
For we'll he knew that there would be
still later MINISTRIES with other lays--Chica-
10 Tribune,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29
ctH';APTER XIV.

Z
The co lloauy between Mary Tudor
and Ursula Glynde had probably not
lasted more than q few minutes.
TO 3Wessexs 1t seemed as Il years. had
elapsed sinoashe had closed the door
or the small inner room be hind him,
sh utting out from his sis ut the beau:
5tiful vision which had filled his SOU
with gladness. &.
oh apter BY chapter the history OF wo-
mans trailty, and DECEIT Now, he sud V !
denly felt old all the 6u,o 2 na g
Worn ana weary. with ], a milestone OF
shattered Illusions hung around his
n eek. 8s IA n III NJ s i /, as u
IT had come about SO S strangely.
She was not exc ulslto Fanny, my s.
@te"ioNs, elusiYe, after al J, SHE WAS
LadyiuFsulai Glyctlc,
Well what mnttered that?S
The name first pronounced by he
sQueen's trenchant voice had grated
Sharshly on his snr. hs !? III ss #
S, At first he cou Id mot re member
Fanny or rs llla w ny not Tile
woman whom convent oaalitY, had AZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29
MERELY JOKING.
.lppendicitis

Appendicitis.
Nurse; Doctor sponge is missing pos.
ably YOU sewrd It UP inside the patient.
t Eminent Surseon: "Thnnls you; rem IN,
Puck.
! lie SIotor-Bu Lullaby.
Rock-a-by, baby, in the hou.a-ton,
When the bus comes the cradle VIII r rock;
When the bus passes the house-top VIII
Down vii, viii come bnby. cradle and all
London Punch.
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(To be Continued Tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29
Something the Same.
-"polltic. must be worry trying protes.

IT don't know answered Senator soi
gum. that 1t Ia SO different In politics
from what It Is In private life. Your
friends all speak we'll OF YOU and your enc.
mics Observation-Disclosures Star.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

Mrs. Helen Cray Manson, accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. sKerns. left
yes terday for Monterey Mexico, where
they will attend a Sunday school conf
vcntlono OF the Me thodist Church. The
party will trnvel by the Southern
in San Antonio, Texas. and. New Or
leans. They expect to be away for q
month.
Miss Mildred Walsh has returned
from visit to relatives in Newport
News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-29

~ PREPARATIONS for the burlesque
on the Jamestown Walpath. to
be given tomorrow and Fri
u day In Belvidere Hall, under
--l-- a Of Miss Sally
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Hookcr-Crnucr.
Surprise Party

A tacky surprise party was given on
Tuesday evening. at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hainy Seay Blackstone.
iii honor OF their daughter. Miss An
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Qunrtcrls Meeting

/ The quarterly meeting of tho East
Hanover Presbytery will be held at
4 II. NJ en- Thursday in the Presbyte-
rian Church of Manchestsr Ladies
who belong to the Mlssio 1ary Union,
and expect to go over from Richmond,
will take the Forest Hill car and get
OFT in Manchester at Tenth and Perry
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
SERBOWIF ZNACZNIE O.
CHLONELI.

Bia}oer6d, 81 pszdziernika. -.
Ulewny deszcz. iaki cd kilku dni
poda W Biaioerodzie orzyczynii
sic wiecej DO ochfodzenia rozgrza
nvch umysf6w serbskich niz wszv
stkie zapewnienia mocartw euro
Deiskich. Ulice sa oDuszczone. q
JiadomoSc o rozruchach studer
tow serbskich = pozbqwiona les,
wszelFfei podstawv. Obecnie So
hia oczek11ie cierDliwie nowe; f.,
" konf'iktu bafkanekiego I'll
be- watoieria zdarzv sic w n:
lizszvch dniach. ChwiIowo VS.
scv Austrvacv zatrudnieni w So
bii zost9li uwolnieni z zaimow"
nvch Dosad. w odDOwiedzi ma r.
kompania parostatkow kursuia-
cych po Dunaiu zwolnifa AZ serb.
skich urzednikow. Wiadomosc f.
ma nowo podburzyla umvs}''
przeciwko Austryi. z obawy roz-
ruchow wys}ono straz. kt6ra bro
nj austryackiego konsulatu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANICzNE,
OTWARCIE SEJMU PRU-
SKIEGO.
Podkop pod wiezieniem. - Ko-
nice strajku studentow. - Car
s}ucha Mikada. - Tyfon mi
szczyi 5000 dom6w. - Sp6r 0
wyspy, - Niebywaie mrozy.

Berlin, 2I pazdziernika. --
Wczoraj cesarz Wilhelm otworzyi
sesye jesennq sejmu pruskiego.
w movie swej cesarz Wilhelm
zaznaczyl, re Rad ma zamiar
zmieni6 przestarzafy juz system
wyborczy, kt6ry W ostatnich la
tach byl powodem niezadowole-
MIA rozruch6w poSr6d ludnosci.
W>2ominajqc o konflikcie bal
kahskim cesarz zaznaczyl, re
Niemcy So mniej W tel sprawie "a
interesowane, niz jake inne pan
stwo europejskie, niemniej jed
max rad cesarza Wilhelma pra-
cuje mad pokojowem rozviaza-
MEM tel kwestyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
ARESZTOWANTE MINISTRA
WOJNY.

Bia4ogr6d, Serbia, ar pazdzier-
rika. - Wczoraj przyby} tn ie-
neral Vukowicz, byIy minister
woiny Czarnog6rza, kt6rv (iak
donosilismvl przed trzema dnia-
mi oouSci} Cetynie udajac sic W
poufnej misyi do rzadu serbskie-
go. w m. Agramie zandarmerya
austryacka zaaresztowa{a Vuko-
vicza i zatrzymala przez kilka
dni.
O aresztowaniu SVEN ieneraf
VukoWicz powiada: "Po przyjez-
die do Agramu zandarmi weszIi
do mego wagonu, wypchneli mnie
niego i zaprowadzili do va
rzadu policyjnego. zandartni au-
stryaccy zrewidowali mnie dokla-
dnie, zabierajac sakiewke z pie
niedzmi i wszystkie papiery jake
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
TRANQUIL ME WIERZA w
POKoJ.

Paryz, FL pazdziernika. - w
sferach -,rzadowycA francuskich
panuje dotad ciagla niepewnoSc
o tenn jaki obr6t przyjna estate
cznie sprawy p6Iwyspu balkan
skiego czy dojdzie W og6le do
miedzynarodowego kongresu.
Wiadomo5ci KonstantvnoDo-
la wskazuja, ze rad turecki ME
cierpliwi sic ME odbierajqc cd
Bu}garyi zadnego urzedowego "a
wiadomienia Cd czasu. gdv Fran
eva w imieniu ksiecia Ferdvnan-
ia zaDewnifa o pokojowych "a
miarach Bufgaryi.
Tvmczaspm donosza z Sofii re
cabinet Molinowa jest przeciwny
radon Ferdvnanda i sadzi. re dla
Bulgaryi daleko jest wygodniej-
sza wojna, niz zeodzenie sic ma
zap}acenie indemnizacyi.
Dopok.. ministervum ME wypo-
vie sic ostatecznie, rad francu-
ski jest mniemania, re woina
wciaz zagraza pokojowi Europy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
NAILEPSI MOWCY OLA O.
HIO.

New York, 81 pazdziernika. --
Hitchcock, przewodniczacy re-
publikahskiego komitetu narodo-
wego, sam obejmie ster mad kam-
pania przedwyborcza w Stanic
Ohio, Wskutek rozlamu W Ionic
stanowej partyi republikanskiej
zaehedziia -ebawa, re Stan ten
popadnie w rece partyi przeciw-
ncj. Azeby temu zapobiedz Hisch
cock ma ostatnie diva tygodnie
Rampant pchnie do Ohio najlep-
szych m6wc6w, ktorymi beda; Sc
nator La Follette, jeneralny
pocztmiStrz George Won l.. Mey-
er, sekretarz spraW weWnetrz-
nych, James r. Garfield, wiele
innych. Sam Taft W przededniu
wybor6w wygfosi dwie mowy,
jedna w Cleveland, druga W
Youngstown, O.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
NOCNI JEzOzCY.
ZLYNCZOWALI DWoCH A
DWOKAToW.
$4,000 nagrody "a ujecie zbrod-
marry. - Produkcya nafty. =
Pozary lasow. - Farmer La
poczyhski zagina1 rodzina bez
wiesci. .....
Union City, Tenn, FL pazdzier

Union City, Tenn, Fl pazdzier-
nika. - IS zamaskowanych no.
cnych jezdzcow napad}o ma hotel
Ward w Walnut Leg, Tenn,
miejscowoSci odleglej stad o pie
tnascie mil, z wyciagnietymi re-
wolwerami zmusili do wyjscia z
hoteli sedziwego pulkownika Tay
lora i kapitana Quinten, oby-
dw6ch zawodowych prawnikow
Nocni jezdzcy zwiazali sznuraml
ujetych i pogalopowali Z mimi ma
koniach W kierunku jeziora Reel
foot. Ma drugi dzien znaleziono
ma drzewie wiszacego trupa pull
kownika naszpikowanego kulaml
rewolwerowemi, kapitana zaS Cd
szukac ME zdolano. DomySlaJ2
sic, re i kapitan ulegf losowi pull
kownika.
Brutalny czyn "nocnych jezdz-
cow" byl aktem zemsty "a pew
ne orzeczenie sadowe, kt6re re-
gulowalo lowienie ryb W jeziorze.
Autorami tego orzeczenia mia}y
bye obiedwie ofiary "nocnych
jezdzc6w'.
Szeryf powiat6w Eastwood i
Oleion puScili sic W pogoh "a
zbrodniarzami.
Memphis, Tenn, III pazdzierni-
ka. Gubernator Patterson,
wyznaczyl $4,000 nagrody "a
ujecie mondercow puikownika
Toylor kaptana Rankin.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
STAN INDIANA OLA RE-
PUBLIKANoW.
mowcy dla Ohio. -
Wspaniale przyjecie Tafta. -
Bryan przemawia. - Lista skaa
dek ma fundusz demokratyczny.
- Thaw ME pojedzie jako swia-
dek. - Konwencya stanowel
federacyi piracy. - Obrabowa-
ME bank6W.

indianapolis, Ind, ri pazdAer-
nika. - Stan Indiana najpraw-
dopodobniej przejdzie podczas
wybor6w ma strone Tafta. Jak-
kolwiek caIy tykiet republikanski
stanowy bedzie stracony dla re-
publikanow, a to tego powodu,
&c republikanie beda giosowali
przeciwko kandydatowi na urzad
gubernatora, James E. Watso-
nowi, to jednak tysiace robotni-
k0w zorganizowanych stanie w
ostatniej chwili "a Taftem. Od
Mich bowiem zalezy, czy Stan In
diana bedzie acknowledgement,
czy republikahskim.
Poza licznymi kadrami robot
nikow niemieckich stoja w}aSci-
ciele browarow, ktorym wcale ME
podoba sic Bryan ma najwyzszym
urzedzie w kraju. Oni tez przy-
pilnuja tego, azeby glosy Mem
cow oddane zostaiy "a Tatem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
WSPANIAkE PRZYJECIE
TAFTA.

Parkersburg, w. Va, 2I paz-
dziernika. Taft przejecha{
wzdluz caiy Stan W ciqgu dnia
wczorajszego, i gdzietylko "a
trzymai sic ma drodze cd Martins
burga do Parkersburga, wszedzie
byl celem urzadzania niezwyk-
lych owacyj.
Mityng W Parkersburg byf IL
wiehczeniem caIego dnia. Byla
parada klubow, i ognie sztuczne
wszystko inne, co tylko mog}o
sic przyczynic do uSwietnienia
dnia.
Taft zachecony tax wspaniaiem
przyjeciem, przemawial Z siia i
Przekonaniem, krytykujac ma ka-
zdym kroku Bryana i przez nie-
so gloszono zasady.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
Berlin, N. H., 81 pazdziernika.

Berlin, N. H., 2I pazdziernlka.
- Cd czterech dni srozy sic tu
pozar laSow. Obliczajq re szko-
dy w m1odem drzewie wynosza
$4,000. MiejscowoSci Success i
Shelbourne So zagrozone plomie-
miami.
Alpana, Mich, 81 pazdziernika.
= w poblizu kamieniolomu
Crawford, ma poludnie cd Rogers
City, znaleziono zweglone ciala
trzech mezczyzn. RownoczeSnie
zaginela gdzies Gala rodzina far
mera Kapoczyhskiego, skladajaca
sic piecioro os6b. kapoczyhski
kt6ry posiada farme W Poznaniu,
ratujac sic pred pozarem lasow,
wsiadl rodzina ma lodke. Przy-
puszczaja, re wSzyscy utoneli.
Newark, N. J., 21 pazdziernika.
- Pozar zniszczyi wczoraj pie
ciopietrowa fabryke kufrow male
zaca do firmy Louis Goldsmith
& Son.. Szkody obliczaja ma pol
miliona dolarow. ..
Buffalo, N. Y, 21 pazdziernika.
- Ogieh, ktory zniszczyl mnost-
wo budynk6w W dzielnicy pre-
myslowej, wyrzadzif szkody ma
100000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
CAR SLUCHA MIKADA.

Petersburg, 21 pazdziernika.-
w odpowiedzi ma przedstawienia
Mikada, cesarz Mikolaj uIaskawii
sze5ciu zeglarzy japohskich, ska
zanych w Mikotajewsku ma
smierc "a napad ma straz WIG
zienna. Skazani byli za}oga ia
pohskiego zaglowca Miyr Maru,
zaaresztowanego przy niedozwo-
lonem polowaniu ma foki.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21

W gmachu Coliseum. Konwen-
eye otworzyi J. Rodgers, .przewo-
dniczacy wydziaiu centralnego.
Dzisiaj przybedzie ma konwencye
Samuel Gompers, prezydent anne
rykanskiej federacyi piracy. Com
pers bedzie przemawial o swoich
zapatrywaniach ma sytuacye poll
tyczna w Stanie Illinois.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
POZAR LASOW.

Filadelfia, Pa, III pazdziernika.
- Ze wszystkich czeSci Stanu
Pennsylvania donosza o pozarach
iasow. Wiele miejscowoSci jest
p}omieniami zupelnie objetych, i
zachodzi Ottawa, re mnostwo zyc
ludzkich padnie ofiara. Ogolny
brak woody pogarsza sytuacye po-
Iozenia. Najwiecej zagrozony jest
powiat Sullivan.
Sault St. Marie, Mich, 21 paz-
dziernika. - Wskutek wzmoze-
MIA sic wiatru pofudniowo-zacho-
dniego pozar las6w zwiekszy} sic
na nowo. L Pickford donosza, re
Gala poiudmowa czeSG tamtejsze-
go powiatu stoi w ptomieniach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
Krwawa potyczka
NismCy namawisja TurkdW do wojjny.
Francuzi ME wierza W pok6j.
Serbia pIac OdszkOdOWanie.- e. AresztOWanie ministr
wOiny.-SerbOwie znacznie OchlOneli.-R6zne.

tylko mialem przy sobie, Kufcr
moi r6wniez zostai przeszukany
dokladnie.
Pomimo zem powiedziai me
nazwisko i wykazalem sic jako
specyalyn pose} do krola serb
skiego Piotra, oraz pokazaiem
moi passport zawizowany W lega-
cyl austryackiej W Cetynji, mic
ME ,pomagalo.
Ostatecznie pozwolono mi "a
telegrafowac do ministra spraw
zewnetrznych Austro Wegier
hr. Aehrenthala w kt6rej skar-
zylem sic przeciwko takiemu po-
stepowaniu w}adz austryackich
bedacem pogwa}ceniem wszel-
kich zwyczai6w miedzynarodo-
wych. Po kilku godzinach, narcsz
Gle, nadszedf rozkaz uwolnieniu
mnie.
Ma stacyi policyjnej wieziono
mnie w przeciagu siedmiu go
dzin, oprocz zaS tego straciiem
pociag, co op6zniIo moja podr6z
razem o IA godzin".
Wiadomosc ia jeszcze bardziej
wzJudziia nienawisc narodu serb
skiego do Austryak6w spowo-
drwaG moze przykre komplika-
eye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
KATAsTRoRA oKREToWA.

Kenosha, Wis, 21 pazdzierni-
ka. - Wskutek pekniecia rury
na parowej lodzi Maggie Mar
shall utracilo zycie czterech maj
tk6w. Dokiadniejszych wiadomo-
sci O katastrofie ma razie brak.
Wiadomosci otrzymano Cd kilku
majtkow, kt6rzy podczas niesz-
czeSliwego wypadku Z lodzia, rzu
cili sic do woody i doPlyneli do
brzegu. Byli tax wyczerpani, &c
ME mogli prawie mic movie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21

Saloniki, IL pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj mad granica bulgarska
okolo miejscowosci Dzurmaja
miala miejsce pierwsza potyczka
wojsk tureckich bu}garskiemi,
Ma polu bitwy pablo jak gioszq
telegramy, 70 Bu}gar6w 10. Tur-
koW.
Donoszq r6wniez, re wojska
tureckie zniosIy luzna watahe bul
garskq, kt6ra starala sic wejSc ma
terytoryum tureckie okolo m. Pa
lanka.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
OBRABOWANIE BANKoW.

Superior, Wis, FL pazdziernika.
Nieznani bandyci ziozyli ze-
szlej nocy wizyte bankowi W
Nebagamon, rozbili dynamitem
kase ogniotrwalq unieSli niej
gotowka $I,7oo.
Murphysboro, ILL.,, ri pazdzier-
nika. - Bank w Hurst, ILL.,, 20
stai obrabowany ma $500.
Reynolds, N. D., FL pazdzier-
nika. - Bandyci rozbili kase kup-
ca w. H. Hammy, kt6rej Ia
brali $1,000.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-21
PRHBY z. BALONAMI.

Friedrichshafen, 21 pazdzierni
ka. - Hrabia Zeppelin ma "a.
miar ra nowo rozpoczac szereo
probnych wzlot6w. Przygotowal
on W tym celu jeden dawnvch
swych statk6w napowietrznych.
zaopatrzywszy 60 W nowy mo-
tor.