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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
For Sale.

One Diamond drill and boiler. COM
plete without diamonds, for 1900 feet
depth. Price $1,000.
One Fors Is h. p. Gasoline Engine, l
Rand Imperial 7x7 air compressor type
IL, brass and 2 glass oil cups, l un-
loader and regulating cylinder, l un-
loader dust collector, l 6-inch leather
belt 80 feet long, lightner pulley and
boxing, air tank, l safety valve, l air
gauge. One No.. Rand Burleigh drill.
so feet of hose with couplings, column
bar with arm, foot rests, l bottom
splitting tool, dolly, l saw, set ham
mer, top splitting tool, end swedge-
With the gasoline engine there is so
gallon tank, double end wrenches, 8
locket wrenches, A battery cells and
connections, oil cups, pipe, etc. Price
$700. Inquire at Mining News office.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
Hotel Arrivals.

Hotel Parr-Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
Austin, Buster mine; M. j. Durant,
Kooskia; Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Ingram
and Corneia, City; O. l.. Langstaff,
City; George Hamilton, City; Clay Rob-
bins, Sites; Walter Robbins, Cotton
wood; J. B. Leeper, Harpster; George
M. Saunders, Clearwater; George v.
Harrington, Orogrande; Frank M. Peck,
South Fork; Lee DeMoss; Mike Lugen-
bell, New York; Jack Swan, Sites.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01

foregoing by reason of the fact that the
new line that will connect Lewiston and
Butte will pass withiF few miles of
the district, if it doesn't go through the
district. A permanent survey has been
made along the middle fork of the
Clearwater river, and last summer two
engineers took elevations and made
estimates on proposed route from the
South Fork, through Elk City, by way
of the hot springs and down to the Sell
way, where it connects with a survey
from Butte.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
SEEKING HER LOVER.
Young Evangeline Searching Mining
camps Of the West for Lost One.

Idaho, searching through the various
mining camps, is young lady from tie
far east looking for her lover, to whom
she is engaged
The young lady's name is Miss Nettie
Williams, and she comes from Provi-
dence, R. l., which place she left last
spring to come west to search for her
betrothed, who is striving in some of
the mining camps of the west to again
build up a fortune, that he may go
home and claim his bride.
This man was well-to=do farmer in
the east, but getting the mining fever
little over year ago, he went to
Mexico and sank his savings into poor
property to find that he was ruined
financially and must turn to toll to live.
Too proud to return home and admit
his failure, he wrote brief letter in
which he explained his circumstances,
telling his promised bride that he would
go away and begin again and she would
not hear from him until he had again
built up fortune, as he could not think
of asking her to share his poverty with
him and to become the wife of a poor
man.
Upon receiving the letter, the young
lady, who is of rich family. left at
once for Mexico with the determination
of finding and marrying the man she
loved regardless of the fact that his
fortune had been swept away.
Upon arriving in Mexico she founC
he had gone to Wyoming, and she
traced him to several camps there, eacl
time only to find that he had become
dissatisfied and left, and now she know
he is within the borders Of the Gen
state and she is still hunting for him
and although she has undergone man,
hardships and suffered from exposur
in making long mountain trips, sh
states she will never give up the scare
until she finds the man she loves an
can share with him the life which h
must lead among the mining camps c
the west.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
I. 0. 0. F.

Meets every Saturday night at
s p. M, Odd Fellows Hall. All
visiting brothers are cordially in
vited to attend. GEORGE CHAMB-
ERs. Secretary.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
Clearwater Country Gets
Attention Again.
A REPORT FROM LEWISTON
That City May Get Shops and
Be a Division Point.

Lewiston Tribune: The Standpoint
News publishes the important informa-
'tion that that city will be the point of
division and the site of the shops of the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
lines unless it is decided by these roads
to extend the Portland 4 Seattle road
bv way of Lewiston through the Bitter
Root mountains. The information is
also given that the decision relative to
building through the Bitter Roots will
be reached within few weeks and if
the road is to be built Lewiston will be-
come the division headquarters and the
site of the shops. The Portland & Sc
attic is the company that is now build
ing the Riparia-Pasco line which is to
connect with the Lewiston-Riparia
road. The Standpoint News article,
bearing every earmark of reliable infor
nation, is as follows
ATTORNEY G. H. Martin while in
Spokane Saturday met with officials of
the Portland & Seattle and Northern
Pacific and Great Northern roads who
gave him the following information re-
latiye to shops and division headquarters
in Sandpoint
"They informed Mr. Martin that they
had already purchased ground so as to
be able to connect the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific by several tracks
at this place, and that it was already a
positively settled fact that division
headquarters on both the Northern Pa
cifc and Great Northern roads would
be established in Standpoint the coming
summer, and shops in connection with
the same.
"In regard to the Portland and Sc,
attic it was decided that that roac
would build to Standpoint and establish
its shops here unless they should decide
to build by way of Lewiston and ovel
the divide there and from thence tt
Butte. The latter route is being con
sidered and it will not be known TO
several weeks yet whether that plan O.
the Standpoint route will be adopted.
Zone thing is absolutely settled, how
ever, and that is that Spokane will no
receive any shops or terminals. TIL
Portland & Seattle shops will be i
Standpoint, if the Lewiston route is no
adopted in which latter event it will b
located either at Butte, Lewiston or a
some point between.
''The Portland & Seattle will hav
their line completed to Cheney, Wasf
ington, by next spring and trains opt
rating on the line from Portland
Cheney, and by the middle of the sun
mer the line can be completed into Sp'
kane.
"On account Of engineering difficu
ties there can not be any connectir
link put in between the Great Northei
and Northern Pacific at Spokane al
for that reason Standpoint is to receiV
the shops and division headquarters
the Northern Pacific and Great Mort
( ern and if the Portland & Seattle go
not by Lewiston we will also get Il
terminals and shops of that road. "
Elk City Interested.
tElk City district is interested in Z
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01

Ice harvest Ia on this week.
The product is good quality and
is about eighteen inches thick.
Gold and silver assayed for one
dollar per sample. John H.
Jones. Lewiston. Idaho.
A. E. MCGOWAN, formerly of
Elk City, and C. L. Brush, late
of Goldfeld, Nevada, arrived
Saturday so as to be on the
ground floor when the boom
strikes.
The worst storm of the season
broke over this section Wednes-
day afternoon, and for a few
hours it looked like a Dakota
blizzard. The winter so far has
been more severe than usual, but
the fall of snow has been light.
Every morning for two weeks
|
mercury has been below zero.
Fire threatened destruction to
the Marren hotel in Orogrande
last Friday night, but the blaze
was checked before much dam
age was done. The fire caught
in the roof near the stove pipe
There is a good story in connec'
ton with the fire, but this paper
has been bribed to keep mum.
A very dapper looking young
man entered a Chicago hotel ;
few days ago, followed by
. middle aged man who seemed tt
be just a little careless concern
ing his appearance. The affabl
clerk offered a pen to the care
fully dressed young gentleman
, who registered himself as "Wil
liam Henry Tyler ILL., Whel
he had stepped aside the othe
man reached for the pen an
under Mr.. Tyler's name wrote
!, i, John Smith MCDCCCLXLIX.
A merchant in a Wisconsi
o town who had Swedish clerk
9 sent him out to do some collect
3 ing. When he returned from a
/ unsuccessful trip he reported
! "Yim Yonsin say he will pay We
. he sells his hogs. YIN Olsen h
= pay ven he sell his wheat, a
! Bill Pack say he will pay in Yal
uary." WE'LL" said the bos
that's the first time Bill ever 81
q date to pay. Did he really sa
It he would pay in January?
Il We'll, aye tank so,'' said tt
l. clerk. He say it ban a dam
3 cold day ven you get dat none,
Aye tank dat ban in january.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-01
Hotel Arrivals.


McCaffrey, Gold Dove; w. P. Palmer,
Sites; VIM. Mckenzie, Lewiston; Bert
Lister, Clearwater; w. A. Lister, Clear
water; A. E.. McCoun; c. L. Brush,
Portland; ]. M. Crunk, Mt. Vernon,
Ind; E. E. Geist; Dave Patterson, Red
River; George Saunders, Harpster; F.
B. Leeper, Harpster; o. c. Poleson,
Grangeville.
Supt. Joseph Thorn of the
Buster, is confined to his room
by sickness.
Assaying, properly done, saves
money. John H. Jones of Lew
iston, has been treating central
Idaho ore for four years. Try
him.
The Nez Perce Herald says:
Harry Mitchell returned home
Tuesday night from the Elk City
district where he has been work
ing on his mining properties.
He expects to return Monday.
Committees have been formed
and elaborate preparations are
being made for the masquerade
ball that is to be given February
ID (St. Valentines day. in l. O.
O. F. hall. It's to be the socia
event of the season. Order voul
suits and costumes in time.
The Wallace Press says: J.E
Barton, for the past four months
forest assistant under R. H. Rut
LEDGE supervisor of the Occur d
Alene National forest, with head
quarters in Wallace, will leav
the first of the week for Wash
ington, D. c., where he vii
spend three months in specia
detail work and becoming &C
quainted with the policies of tn
department and meeting head
of the different bureaus. A
this is winter time and not muc
work being done in the nations
, forest, there will be no one t
i take his place and he will retur
e to resume his position at the en-
E of three months.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13

gielskich sporo jest przesady ten
dencyjnej. w kazdym razie VIA
domosci te, jak rowniez ton, W
jakim So wypowiedziane, swiad-
CA wielkiem podraznieniu OPT
nil angielskiej przeciwko Mem
com.
Anglia, acz bogata, takze ugina
sic pod brzemieniem militaryzmu.
Podatki rosna z kazdym rokiem,
a wszelkie zbywajace sunny, kto-
re takim pozytkiem mogiyby
bye zuzytkowane dla celow kultu-
ralnych, niemilosiernie pochiania
moloch wojenny. Ten ciezar mill
tarny przypisuje spoleczenstwo
angielskie W pierwszym rzedzie
Prusom, ich zaborczej, wyzywaja-
Gel polityce. Ministerstwo, zadalac
cd Izby coraz nowych kredytow
nadzwyczajnych ma budowe kolo-
sow morskich, uzasadnia swe "a
DAME stale wzrostem floty ME
mieckiej. Gdy ma ostatniej konte-
rencyi pokojowej w Hadze zamie-
rzano poruszyc sprawe rozbroje--
MIA, raczej ograniczenia wydat-
k6w wojskowych, usifowania te
rozbily sic 8 zelazny opor pred
stawiciela Niemiec. lego daro-
wac ME moze trzezwy obywatel
angielski, ktory zmuszony jest
wyrzucac miliardy ma nieproduk-
cyjne cele militarne dla obrony
swej ojczyzny pred zaborczoscia
pruska.
Niejako wyrazem opinii, ktora
podziela dis ogd angielski, byia
ostatnia NOVA lorda Cromera,
ktora rozlegla sic jak pobudka
wojenna w 1zbie angielskiej.
Gdy ma karte postawiono intere-
sy narodowe, gdy wybuchaja ma
mietnosci, zjawia sic zazwyczaj
niebezpieczehstwo moznosc
starcia ,nawet wobec najbardziej
pokojowych zamiarow osob, sto-
jacych II steru rzadu.
o znaczeniu slow wybitnego i
wpiywowego polityka swiadczy
ogromne wrazenie, jake wywar-
ly na spoieczehstwie na gieldzia
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Telegramy krajowe.

Boston, Mass, 13 sierpnia. -
Wczoraj zakohczyla sic tu kon-
wencya Federacyi Stowarzyszeii
Katolickich, O ktorej wczoraj i
onegdaj donosilismy ma tenn miej-
scu. Konwencye zakohczono przy-
jeciem bardzo powaznych rezo-
lucyi oraz obiorem prezesa p.
Freeneya Brooklyna i oznacze-
MEM miasta Pittsburgh, jake miej
sea przyszlego zjazdu. Rezolucye
zawieraja silny APPEL do wszyst-
kich katolikow wspoiobywateli
tego kraju W sprawie swiecenia
niedzieli. w sprawie szkolniczej
rezolucye oswiadczaja sic "a ko-
niecznem zaprowadzeniem nauki
religii w tutejszych szkoiach pu-
blicznych i wzywaja do intenzy-
wnego popierania szkoi kolle-
glow katolickich. Dalej rezolucye
popieraja zakiadanie stowarzy-
szen zawodowych katolickich,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13
Telegramy zagraniczne

Ischl, Austrya, IS sierpnia. =
Krol Edward przybyl tn wczoraj
rano prosto Krolewca ma krot-
kie odwiedziny do cesarza Fran
ciszka J6zefa l. Monarcha au-
stryacko wegierski przyjai gos-
cia ma dworcu kolejowym homo
rami wojskowyni.. Stalo sic to po
raz pierwszy, re cesarz odwiedza-
jacego siebieS panujacego W let
niej rezydencyi tax ceremonialnie
przyjmowai. Kiedy obaj panuja-
cy jechali dworca kolejowego
do hotelu Elzbiety, gdzie dla gos-
cia jego orszaku bylo 80 pokoi
zarezerwowanych, arstryaccy we
terani tworzyli szpaler; miasto
byio swiatecznie przybrane.
Wieczorem cesarz Franciszek
Jozef wydai ma Geese krola Ed
warda wspaniaiy bankiet, W CA
sic ktorego obaj monarchowie
wznosili toasty, wyrazajac przy-
tenn wzajemne zadowolenie re
swego spotkania sic. Pc bankiecie
przejechali sic obaj panujacy po
Ischlu, azeby zobaczye wspaniaia
iluminacye i udekorowanie mia
sta. Byla prawie poinoc, kiedy ces
sarz swego goscia odwiozl do ho-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13

MANY szczep Ermequi. Ermequo-
vie utrzymywali, re zamordowa-
nv przez Mich lekarz dowodzil wo-
jownikami szczepu Daoudas,k ,kto-
rzy i'm niedawno zadali kleske.
Dlatego pochwyciwszy go, 'zame-
czyli okrutnie.
Pc zamordowaniu lekarza An
glika obwoiywacze proklamowali
w calej okolicy wojne swieta.
Toulon. Francya, 13 sierpnia.
Eksplozya ma pokladzie okretu
kadeckiego ,,Couronne" pociagne-
Ia "a SODA szesc ofiar W zyciu
ludzkiem, podczas gdy 1S osob od-
nioslo pokaleczenia. Okret znajdo-
wal sic wowczas ma wysokosci
Les Salinesd'Hyers. Trzech ran
nych prawdopodobnie umrze. Eks-
plozya wydarzyla sic podczas cwi-
czen rekrutow w strzelaniu
dial. - Zdaniem rzeczoznawcoW
eksplozya byla nastepstwem Pc
wnego procesu chemicznego W
skladnikach prochu, podobnie jak
to bylo ma okrecie wojennym vJe-
na' w zesziym roku, kiedy to 100.
ludzi pablo ofiara aieprzewidy-
wanej katastrofy.
Niektorzy rannych musieli sic.
poddae amputacyi nog hub rak,
dwai zas stracili wzrok. w prze7
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ciagu kilkunastu miesiecy jest to
Jug trzecia eksplozya ma okretach
francuskich.
lie Mans, 13 sierpnia. - Will
bur Wright Dayton, O., przed-
siewzial wczoraj znowu szczesli-
wy wzlot na swym aeroplanie.O-
krazyi on pieciokrotnie nadzwy-
czajna 1atwoscia teren biegu i po-
zostal jeszcze przez 6 minut St
sekund W powietrzu. Jeden raz
wzniosl sic On ma 60 stop do CORY.
Wieczorem Wright dokonai jesz-
cze dwoch prob, ale poniewaz
vial silny wiatr, aeroplan trzymal
sic blisko ziemi. I te proby sic u
daily.
Miedzy widzami znajdowai sic
p. kap1eTer, lnZynler 1ra1lCuSkle-
60 balonu wojskowego re sterem.
Hongkong, 13 sierpnia. : Ty-
siac zoinierzy stacyonowanych W
Konghau, w poblizu Wachou
zbuntowaio sic wczoraj, poniewaz
aresztowano jednego ich kole-
Cow "a szulerke. Buntownicy "a
mordowali swego komendanta, je-
60 pomocnika sekretarza napa-
dli ma oboz zoinierski W Onyung..
Wierni zoinierze uciekali ma da-
chy dondw buntownicy spls-
drowali wies sasiednia, rabuiac z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYK aIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, IS sierpnia. -
Stosunki angielsko niemieckie.

Stosunek miedzy Anglia a
Niemcami z dniem kazdym pSuc
sic zdaje. Stwierdzaja to pisma
niemieckie z pewnem zaklopota-
MEM jakgdyby zalem do narodu
angielskiego, ze "a zaszczyt
(nieproszony) zeszlorocznej Wi
zyty ces. Wilhelma, "a mowy czu-
le braterstwie niemiecko an
gielskiem placi dis niewdzeczno-
Scia. Poza tenn prasa niemiecka
snuje dalsze domysly ma temat,
czy krol Edward odwiedzi W CA
sic podrozy swej do Ischlu ces.
Wilhelma, czy tez ME, W jakich
wizyta ia odbedzie sic warun-
kach? w rezultacie musi stwier-
die, ze, mimo tax bliskiego ter
minu, ze strony angielSkiej urze-
dowo ME zrobiono zadnego kroku,
zadnej propozycyi. Sprawa ia zda-
je sic bardzo martwi6 Niemcow,
tembardziej, ze W Ischlu krol Ed
ward bedzie przyjety tax wspa-
Male, jak zaden monarcha dotad.
(Spotkanie to jednak mimo to ma
stapiIo II bm. w Krolewcu, gdzie
:es. Wilhelm mial sposobnosc 60
;cic swego ,,wujaszka" krola Ed
warda przez kilka godzin). Wszy-
,cy arcyhsiazeta i najwyzsi dygni-
tarze panstwa beda obecni. Ze
palae cesarski w Ischlu jest
ciasny, by pomiescic tylu dostoj-
nych gosci, przeto stu rzemieslni-
k6w dzien noe pracuje nadprzy-
sposobieniem miejscowego ,,kur-
aausu', gdzie maja sic odbywac
nczty. Co macy = pytaja Mem
" = ia niezwykla uprzejmosc
;przymierzonej z Niemcami Au-
stryi wobec monarchy angielskie-
go, to wtedy, gdy ten ostentacyj-
ME zdaje sic omijac Berlin, gdy
prasa angielska coraz ostrzej wy
Stspuje przeciwko Niemcom, ME
szczedzac i'm slusznych i zmyslo-
nych zarzutow ,gdy ia sama pra-
sa coraz wyrazniej popiera spra-
We francuska w Marokko, Wi
ioczna szkoda Niemiec? Rzeczy-
wiscie, z malymi wyjatkami, ME
ma dis pisma w Anglii, niema nu-
meru gazety, W ktorymby ME mo-
ina byio znalezc kilku mniej lub
viecej ukrytytch szpilek, pre-
.naczonych dla Niemcow. Tu wi
iziano oficerow sztabu niemiec-
Eego, Jak ZdeJmoWah Plany
frog angielskich, tam marynarze
nienieccy robil pomiary NORA
W poblizu wybrzezy angielskich.
w Anglii mieszka obecnie prze-
szlo 100 tysiscy poddanych prus-
kich: rzemieslnikow, handlow-
COW, nauczycieli. Ci wszyscy, w
razie wojny, stanowiliby niejako
przednia straz niemiecka; obecnie
zas, W czasie pokoju, korzystajac
goscinnosci angielskiei j napei-
niajac kieszenie angielskimi fun
tami, szpieguja stosunki wew-
netzne Anglii, jej zbrojna size Ia
dowa - i o wszystkiem donosza
swej wiadzy W Berlinie.
Oczywiscie, Wielka Brytania
ME dale sic porownae z Krole-
stwem. Odmienna jest pozycya
geograficzna, odniienne warunki.
To tez ~ doniesieniach pisn an
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13

niej, sto tvs. dolar6w. Nastepnie
poiaczyli sic oni wojskiem sta
cyonowanem w gorach Cziking,
rowniez zbuntowanem. w slad "a
mimi podazylo wojsko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13
Krol Edward W Austryi
Demonstracye antiniemieckie W Czecl
I Turcyi. Saach chce zwoIac parliament Z MarokkO'
Znowu eksplOzya na Okrecie francuskim. = Sukcesy
aerOnauty amerykafskfego.
BuNT zoLNIERzY w HoNe.KoNG.

rOcznej Federaci stowazyszeh kato
Bryana nominacy1 demo-
posef tureci
obemuie pszency Zachodzie Miaso
grzechotnika ma u"of
kolejOwym. Wypadek ma morzu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-08-13

zaiozenie stowarzyszenia dla mlo-
dziezy katolickiej wzorem Y. M.
C. A. itp. - Sekretarzem organi-
zacyi zostai obrany Antoni Ma
tire ze St Louis, skarbnikiem pant
Elzbieta Rodgers Chicago.
w sklad wydzialu egzekutywne-
go weszli: Najprzew Ks. Arcybi-
skup Messmer z Milwaukee, Wis,
Najprzew. KS. Biskup Nc Faul
Trenton caly szereg swieckich
obywateli.
Lincoln, Neb., l3 sierpnia. =.
4s wystrza,ow armatnich obwies-
clio tn wczoraj miastu i krajowi
urzedowem powiadomieniu p.
J. w. Bryana o jego nominowa-
niu ma konwencyi demokratyczneJ
w Denver. Z powodu tel okazyl
zjazd bardzo wielki, przybyi tu
tez caly wydziai narodowy partyl
demokratycznej wielu wybit-
nych politykow. Miasto przystro-
jono wspaniale, a wieczor ilumi-
nowano ie. Sam akt powiadomie-
MIA odbyl sic W parku tuz przed
kopitolem Stanu Nebraska go
dzinie 80 W poiudnie. Bryan
przybyl ma specyalnie wzniesiona
trybune wraz z rodzina swa
przyjaciolmi, posrod ktorych
znajdowal sic rowniei p. Kern,
nominal ma urzad wiceprezydenta
gubernator Stanu p. Sheldon.
Do Bryana przemowii prezes ko-
mitetu zawiadamiajacego Clayton
i oddal mu pismo zawiadamiaja-
ce o nominacyi. Nastepnie posrod
objawow niebywaiego entuzyaz-
mu przemawiai Bryan, ktory W
przemowieniu SVEN dosadnie
skrytykowai platforme republic
kanska. Po MIN przemawiai jesz-
cze D. Kern, zakohczyla uroczy-
stosc defilada towarzystw j mill
cyl stanowej.
New York, Is sierpnia. 49, Ju-
tro ma sic tu odbyc tax wv. Pro-
sperity Congress, urzadzony
przez stowarzyszenie dobroczyn-
ne kobiet, ktore W ciagu dwu ty-
godni postaraiy sic o prace dla
pozostajacych bez zajecia j zarob'
ku wielu tysiecy kobiet nowojor',
skich. Wobec tego robotnicy bez-
robotni w liczbie 10000 postano-
will ma dziefi ten urzadzic demon
stracye protestujaca przeciw
kongresowi zamierzaja wyslac
don deputacye prosba, by sic nj
mi kongres zajal.
Washington, D. c., 13 sierpnia.
-Mundzi Bel byly konsul gene
rainy turecki W New Yorku, "a
mianowany zastepca posla we
Westinghouse, przybyi tu juz,
przedstawil sic W departamencie
spraw zewnetrznych objal urze-
dowanie. Mundzi Bel bedzie ma
razie sprawowai oba urzedy: po-
sla we Westinghouse i konsula
w New Yorku, dopoki urzedy te
oba ME zostana nalezycie obsa
dzone. Mundzi Bel wybiera sic
ma otwarcie parlamentu do Tur-
cyl, gdzie ma zaiozyc urzedowy
dziennik w duchu postepowym.
Portland, Ore, 13 sierpnia. -
Czasopismo ,,Oregonian" oblicza
laczne zbiory pszenicy W Stanach
Oregon, Washington i Idaho ma
przeszlo A milionow buszli. L te-
60 Washington wyprodukowai
najmniej, a Oregon najwiecej. liz
czba powyzsza nizsza jest cd ze-
szlorocznej przeszlo IA Milo
now buszli.
Saint Point, Idaho, Is sierpnia.
- Miasteczko Kootenai, liczace
800 mieszkahcow zostalo zupel-
ME zniszczone skutkiem poiaru
okolicznych lasow. Burza przy-
pnala pIomienie ku domom drew