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Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
MlckL. EToN.


Mrs. Walter Il Tomlin is spending
a few days at Atlantic City
Lydia Hainess of Gwvnedd, Pa, has
been visiting Theodore Browns and
other cousins in this locality
Sara T. Draper, OF Philadelphia
has been spending several days with
her friend, Laura E. Holmes.
William NJ Ogden is greatly Inn
proving his property by having the
dwelling house painted George A.
Adamson and son, of Paulsboro, are
doing the work
Lydia Owen recently accompanied
William NJ Carter and wife to Buck
hill Falls to visit Ellwood Roberts and
wife.
A portion of the visiting committee
of Salem Quarterly Meeting are ex-
peeted to be in attendance at Friends
Meeting on First-day morning, the
fourth. All are cordially welcomed.
J. Herbert Brown and wife. with
their daughter, Lucille, recently spent
a few days at Atlantic City. Mr.
Brown was one of the delegates from
Swedesboro Grange to a convention
of automobilists and farmers held in
the interest of better roads.
Frank White and wife, of woods
Town. with their daughter, Mildred.
were guests of George and Annie w
Heritage on the twenty-seventh.
The next meeting of the Young
Friends Association will be held on
First-day evening the fourth, at 730
o'clock in the meeting house. Amos
J. Peaslee will give an account of his
European experiences, including his
stay at Woodbrook, an English school
for Philanthropic and Religious study,
his visit to The Hague, and other
places of Importance on the continent
and England. An interesting meeting
is assured, all are cordially invited.
Mary Mills and daughter, Carrie, OF
Columbus, Ohio, have been wishing
Joseph T. Carter and wife, Burkett
Warrington and wife, and other eou-
sins in this locality.
Jerre Haines and William Dawson
were delegates from this Grange to
the good roads convention at Atlantic
City last week
A feeling of sorrow pervades this
community owing to the death of
Elizabeth A. Heritage on the after
noon Of the twenty-seventh. The de-
ceased was daughter of the late
Jonathan and Esther Heritage; a con-
sistent member of the Society of
Friends, member of the Grange, and
of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, for the latter organization
she has served as superintendent of
Flower Mission work for many years
and carried cheer and gladness to
many hearts. As a home-maker no
detail that might possibly contribute
to the comfort or enjoyment Of the
family or of guests was ever neglect
ed. The home here in Mickleton, Of
which she was the cordial hostess,
and her brother, Benjamin, the host
for many years, has been a center of
enjoyment to their relatives and a
large circle of friends-to many Of
whom she was more than friend. Tru-
1y she
Built today strong and sure
With firm and ample base"
Her funeral held in Friends meet
Gloucester County Democrat., 1908-10-01
PhiIada. Suburban Co.
Owners and Developers Of
Pitman Grove Terrace
PlTMAN, N. !.
he Terrace is onls 100 yards South Of sialios;
When Her Back Aches.
A Woman Finds all Her Energy and
Ambition Slipping Away.

Woodbury. women know how the aches
and pains that come when the kidneys fail
make life burden. Backache, hip pains,
headaches, dizzy spells. distressing urinary
trouble. all tell Of ssck kidneys and warn
you Of the ssealshy approach Of diabetssx
dropsy and Bright's disease. Doan's Kid
ney Pills permanently cure all these dis
orders. Here's proof Of il IN q Woodbury.
woman's words:
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
Against JasiDt Debate

We rather think Mr.. Craig is right
in saying that no good could come of
"a joint debate between. himself and
Mr.r Kitchin. Il. should alwaxSl be an
ierstood that these men are gaod
democrats and. eitAer lwouli make
good governoc. They are besht indrlg-
ing an honorable ambitiorz and Il is
a matter OF regret that thsy are both
ambitious =, for the same thing But
since they are, the best lace possible
should be put on an awkward situa-
ton. Let them go ahead, and make.
sheir race without joint debate which
would certainly engenda feeling and
needlessly excite the emotions. oil the
partisans Of both the candidates.
Democrats should save their ammuni-
tion for, the repu publicans.-G
Record =
No good has ever yet come OF a
Joint discussion between candidates
Of the same political faith and the
debate between Messrs. Kitchin and
Craig at Wadesboro Saturday is no
exception to the rule Such discussions
invariably degenerate into personali-
ties. 1T matters not how good the In
tentions OF the principals may be-
The democracy Of North Carolina has
on hand several matters Chat VIII reed
all the attention II can spare befere
the election tn November and rctfgh
and tufnbfe discussions ebetweFR aspir-
ants for ONCE should be ,dteoufaked
whenever suggested, ,-Salishzr{ tose
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
BASEBALL SEASON SOON OPENS
National ana American Leagues Conn
pletc ScItcduIes-New Regulations

NatiOna! and American Leagues Com
pIctc ScIfcduIes-New Regulations
Made.
New York, February 27.-Though
winters chill still hovers over the
cities where the game is played, base
ball fans today are able at least to
map out the campaigns for the COM
ing season of the various clubs in the
two major leagues for, following the
action, of the American leagaie yester-
day the National league today made
public its schedule ofjplayfng dates, :, - :,
}lLilze that QofI the American league,
| the national, season will open April
! A. but will close one day earlier Oc-
tober O. Each club wilLiplay f6A games,
| same as allotted to the Americans. AS
| in the arrangement Of the American
schedule the eastern and western
! clubs of the Nationals wifi open fR
| their territories, Boston playing at
! Brooklyn, New York at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Cfncinnatil and Pittsburg
! at ST Louis. - ... - -,,-
! Conflicting dates I'M 2-league cities
are-more numerous in the National
schedule than in that of the Arneri7
cansJ for othe5 enlyoJ city which 'isc free
from Cthese RflE1 begNew York?D VIZ
>1rrRe StHe 2 4eagtes2 finished tfieir
business sessions and, SadtotrteR To-
day, and the national comtn1 ssidn al
so; ended IT'S work :=by,% adopting, the
amended rules relating to the purchase
of players which were suggested at
the meeting In Cincinnati last month!
At the session of the National leas-
! que it. was decided that all admission
! tickets to games this season. muse
bear tile unFGn label and resolution
was adopted approving the action"tak-
en- by the American league and the
national commission on the question:
/ of invasion OF territory.
The prerogr1ve, previously heh on
! ly by pitcher to soil a ball before it
| is put into play, received it's death
! thrust" at the hands Of the joint rules
! committee As the rule now sta1ds a
picher~ may not rub a ball or the
ground or any portion of his clothing
and may only soil It with his hands.
It was deen1ed also that "a sacrifice
| hit'' shall also be credited to a BETS
| man who, wien NO one is out or when
| but one man is out, hits fly ball
that is caught but results in a.run
| being scored.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

Washington, February ZI--ln ne
first definite Information as to the
cost of the proposed cAtlarctic inland
waterway from Boston to Beaufort
was conveyed nby General alexander
Mackenzie. L., S. A.. chief Of, engi-
neers, to tia congressional sslb-com-
mittee, Which hasl been following mp
the work OF; the recent Philadelphia
conference.
AS uhenresstIto Of, this letter. taeps
was meeting, OF. the co1gressioI.a al
committee this afternoon, at which
the fol1oWin 8 nweren present lrFraIr,
F. Barton, of Beleware; Adm b. Ca
prorsr Of Rhode Island; Joseph A
Goult5On,f oftyNewI Torkf;a Irvingi p
Wagner, of Pennsylvania; JohIE Il.
Small,s of North Carolina; and l.
HAMPTON Moore Of Pennsylvania, ;,
chairman, ,r..,,
After reading General MacKchzitpg
letter, Tadicating that the total cost
OF the route, except the New York
and Delaware and; R2ritan sectors
would be about 4 $4,000 ,O00! 4 ths
COMMITTEES 6decideai before introduc-
ing iai bill or bills to confer Witf
Chairman Burton, of the Rivers and
Harbors, committee. n; This they win
probably do ,tomoFxSw1 s51 -G5i.g
Members of the committee indicat-
ed that whsle. the Hformatiop given
By General Mackenzie vas necessar-
lilly incomplete it stll, would be very
helpful; in establishing surveys, and
naethodslDf procedure. H. ptf-:a
! It is expected nov that P resident
I Roosevelt haS again. &Iawn the atten-
tiou of fTthe country to the import
arlce of deeptaafng the rivers and har-
bors that thk* AtlaEtEss situation will
{ take on renewed vigG" and that steps
IVnl soon be underway to increase
Ethe, amount ot work ssow being done
On parts of the continuous chain.
|. General Mackenzie" Ia his letter to
| the house committee, estimates the
Eccst of several sectionzs as follows:
~On accountTof the Isngth Of time
treuTTred to furnish even an approx
imahe estimate of cost: Of the entire
waterway with any Of the uniform
depths specifedf in your letter, no at
ltenlpt is made at this time to do SO
1.-THE nearest approach that can be at
Etempted Without considerable labor
Els as follows: {
ESTIMATED COST of 25-foot depu
Efrom Boston to north end of Slater
EIsla1d (in open ocean from Nara
E$57, is,55s TU TdTC I
! Cost of 25-foat navigation fron
tncrth end of Staten. Island to Phil
taadeEphia Involving deepening of A
Ethur Kill, Raritan4 river, Delawart
river and the construction of ca
fnal from Raritan, river to the Della
fwaret Indefinite
Cost of 27-fooh&deptR from Phila
t,delphIa to Norfolk-plus value o
sworks and franchise of Chesapeake
land Delaware canal-$2, s. Ia, ,289. 10
h Cost of 1S-fosts depth from Nor
Efolk to Beaufort Inlet, 1O,023, 90 30
tTotal $77,761, ,119.09.. Plus larg'
Eand indefinite amount for Delawar'
Eand Raritan SEXTON. No reconna ais
tsance appears to have been made .fo
fan inland waterway to- avoid stretcl
tof open sea of about 10 miles betUeel
Ethe. entrance tosl Natragansett Bas
Eand the eastern 9aHtranee to Long Il
Hand sound, OF
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
HOUSE.


Washington, February N.-The all
powerful committee on ways and
means of the house of representatives
today was put to rout and by an over
whelming vote ordered out Of the cap
itol to the new house Office building
about block away. Various members
OF the committee. led by Messrs. Payne
and Dalzell, strenuosuly objected to
the removal but they had only weak
following and their protest availed
them nothing. The committees pre-
sent rooms are desired in order that
the speaker may have more commo-
dious quarters. .,..
The army appropriation bill was
discussed at length and the provision
for increased pay Of Don-commiss!on-
ed officers and privates was finally
stricken out
With the bill still under eonsidera-
ton the house at $40 p. ID. adjourn
ed
During the day Representative Ldl-
ly introduced a series resolutions call
ing upon the secretary of the navy for
all information in his possession
concering submarine boats.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
q PROPOSES REDUCTIONS
Norfolk. aRd Western Sends Letter te;
! I5sQ Tabor Grwsaliizafions. stss@

r Roanoka e, : Va February 2--Tha
ssenera1 manager of the Norfolk and
Western Railway Company has adj
dressed ~ circular, letter to- the chair
nan of the various labor afgapiz1+
!, tiens ON that system, propos ing a: ra-
the wages of all employees
Tin the different departments 1t is said
Sthat tae, co1npany desires to m:xke
ia reduation ON a sliding scale, wath
the understanding that when the rev
enues Of that road reach 800, ,008 per
montfs the wages are to be- restored.
It is stated that, the revenue Of the
J road before the present deafessioa was
seldom below $2,500, 600 and that it
has. reached 5s3 .g00,00 a month The
! proposition is being considered by the
heats Of the different organizations,
| No date has been fixed for the ans
wers and, no. figures have so far been
! suggested - i"''tA az = 20 1''E 49,
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
Health Coffee Is really the clos

"Health Coffee" Is really the clos
est coffee imitation ever yet pr0duc-
ed. This, THE finest coffee substitute
ever made. has recently been prodLc-
ed by Dr. Shoop OF Racine. Wis. Not
a grain of real coffee in it either.
Heath Cofee is made from pure
toasted cereals, with malt, nutsy etc.
Really it would FOOL an expert-who
might drink it for coffee. No 20 or
go minutes boiling. made in a~mir-
ute,'' says che doctor. 5. W. Sanders.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON A
FOLLOWS:

No as connects at Hamlet with 10.
se for Raleigh and Richmond ard
points north. At Monroe ~iCh No. 50
for Atlenta.
No. 80 connects at Hamiet with No.
II for Atlanta. Birmingham and
Charlotte. with No. 81 for Washing
toll and New York. No. 32 for rorts-
mouth and Norfolk. and No. AZ fer
Columbia, Savannah and Jackson
vile.
For time tables and any inform
tion apply 10 your nearest Ticket
Agent, or call Phone No. 1894. -
j. ID. ED sARDS, -
Union Ticket AgcnG
r. A. FErTER, Ageat !.
- fhose 30. wilmIngto., y G.
C. H. GAHfs.p. ~ = "a ~ ss.
ssxfaye3laS Fsss.ngev Aeeek q 81
60 ssr5scq zcaAl.EiGH. - q. 2
f-c9 r-~' beo1 III ,7f5sfJ sisss-i
a.-.fr af rt CsTgffNFw ~
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
Stop that, taking cou

Stop that taking cough. DR.
Shops C5c gh Cure viii surely stol
at, and with perfect safety. 1t is 81
thoroughfW hermtess, that Dr.. Shoe,
tells mothers 10 use nothing else even
with veFwzyo1ng bahiss. The who'll.
some green feaves and tender stem!
of u lung feaIing mountainous shrul
furnish the curative properties To- Dr
Shoop'S Congh Cure. 1t calms TIN
cough. and heals tas sensitive bron
chial membranes. No opium, no eho
loroferm. nothing harsh used to In
jure or suppress. Demand Shoop.
and take no other. Robert r. Bel
lamy. RI -zzyy 4Dlff
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
No Case On Record.

There IS NO case or record of a
cough cold resulting in pLeumnuEa
or consumption after Foley's Honey
ant Tar has been taken. Tt stops
t.. cough and breaks up the cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genu-
inc Foley's Honey and Tar in a yell
low package. Sold by r. r. Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
= : FVT =
Mistake COrfNCfea.

Correcte the mistake OF rfskfng
pneumonia by neglecting cough or
cold when Foley's Honey and Tar
will not only stop your cough but
expel the cold from your systen. Fo-
fey's Honey and Tar contains no OPP
;ates and is the best and safest throat
and lung remedy. Sold by II. r.
Rellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
Norsination of Mr.. Wallace Favorable

The news vas received In the cif'
last night that the senate had con-
Grmed the nomination sent in q FEM
days ago by the president of Post
master r T. Wallace. for another
term and this action will be received
with gratfffcaton throughout the CITY
Mr.. Wallace Is an efficient, clever ofn-
cial ant1 his administration OF the OF
Gee. which effects every citizen, has
seen highly satisfactory and commea-
dahse> 81
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
'ssgns AEsy1HaVe ssriren Lighrship Z

s. M9fSlkGg va2 2FAruary 27.-CaptaipI
Ttomies rof atftes Norwegian steamei
Antonio ,Lanassa,s reports that the
Diamond Shoals lightship is missing
from her station. 1t is believed the
ship was driven TIA sea by the recent
| OF shore gaBg No fears are entertain
ed for the vesseF or crew as sac is
staunch and equipped, vita both sails
and steam. - s.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03
SEAD0AAO AIh LINE railway
Schedule Effective January 9TH 1908
Subject to change v'ithoat notice
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON
AS FOLLOWS:

No. "A at 1895 a. m. from Char.
!otte, Hamlet and local stations.
No. 40 arrives 1880 p. IN. from
Charlotte. connecting at Hamlet with
No. 3S from Birmingham and Atlanta
No. 33 from Norfolk and Raleigh.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

The republicans will indeed have an
excellent opportunity OF carrying the
state with Marion Butler and Judge
Adams knitting each other-Raleigh
times.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

court decisions to uphold the position
he had taken. HIS contention was
that his tribal property was at his
disposal and he could give 1t away
or do with it as ne pleased.
After further debate Mr.. Owens
proposition was voted down. Mr. Owen
being the only vote given I'm its sup
mort ...-.-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

Cheapest accident insuranee-Df
Thomas Electric OIL. Stops the pain
and heals the wouEd. All drusxists
sell 1t.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

Conneittec Meet. and Consider NIX
ter-EstiInate Necessarily IpcoSa-
pIete, Bat Will Be Helpful i'm Es-
tabIishing Methods OF proCedure-
Chairman Burton to BE Consulted
Before Bill Is Introduced ---.-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

SENATORS WRANGl[
..11J8 +a.
sZI1s>3o ,-z./
Little Word Starts a Heated
.ss5 .5 Controversy
DRAMATIC SCENE |HsENETE
I've Senators of Indian Blood in
NOrdy Battle

Use of the Word Late" Caused the
TrOuble-OWcns OF Oklahoma, An
gered at Statement That He Was
Under Control OF Secretary of the
InteriOr-incident Ends iii Laugh
ter. So -,I s..
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

} ,USeep epewt1s :ltttlH Early Risers !
s5sssset sa b BIZ kooert Thfy r aFi selsm sa
I1iw-.4et vffn fl /
NOT AT HER STATION 4
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-03

20 ri Bo6t SaDa rsrm q 7c5y n.
.S5oss1 n-eHs-ToC aEi5
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ZASLUBINY CZWARTEGO
SYNA WILHELMA.

Berlin, 23 pazdzlernika. -
4 sWczoraj o 5 poholudniu W kaPh-
cy paiacu cesarskiego poblogosfa
wiono zwiazek maizehski ksiez-
niczki Aleksandry Wiktoryi Szle-
zwig Holsztyhskiej ksieciem
Augustem Wilhelmem, czwartym
synem cesarza WilheIma.
Ma ceremonii zaSlubin opr6cz
rodziny cesarskiej byio okolo
piecdziesiat ksiqzqt rzeszy ME
mieckiej o5mset zaproszonych
gosci.
Stub cywilny odbyl sic W pry-
watnych apartamentach cesarza
po ukohczeniu kt6rego umieszczo
no korone domu Hohenzolern6w
ma glove mIodej ksiezny, i caly
orszak uda} sic W pochodzie do
kaplicy. Parma mIoda ubrana by
la W dIuga suknie bia}a jedwa-
bna L trenem ia I3 stop dlugin.
NiosIo go czterech pazi6w.
Po Slubie w biafej sail pa}acu
mial miejsce bal dla 1000 zapro-
szonych, przed zakohczeniem
kt6rego synowa cesarza Wilhel-
ma zdjela podwiazki pociqwszy
je ma kilkanaScie kawaikow roz-
dzielifa pomiedzy swe druchny.
Caly orszak odprowadzii W
kohcu m}oda pare ma dworzec
kolei szczecihskiej, ktora udali
sic oni W podroz poslubna.
Gdy cesarz powracaI samocho-
dem do pafacu, najechaf ma jakq5
kobiete, kt6ra W groznym stanie
odwieziono do szpitala,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
BRYAN PRZYGOTOWUJE
ROOSEVELTOWI ODPO-
WIEDZ.

Hinlon, w. Va, 23 pazdzierni-
ka. - Bryan caly wczorajszy
dzien spedzii ma mowach w Sta
ME w. Nirginii, wszedzie przyj-
mowany goScinnie. Pierwsza'mo-
we wyglosi} do farmer6w o go
dzinie 7mej rano. Przekonywa}
ich, dlaczego powinni glosowaG
"a demokTatami.
W dystrykcie kopalni wegla
kandydat demokratyczny m6wi}
do robotnik6w, wobec kt6rych
broni} Samuela Gompersa, pre-
zydenta amerykahskiej federacyi
piracy.
w ciagu przedpoiudnia wre-
czono Bryanowi gazette, zawiera-
jqca list Roosevelta polemizuja
cy wywodami nominate prezy-
dencyalnego. Wnet po przyczy-
taniu Bryan zabra} sic do damn
odpowiedzi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
ANTYNIEMIE
CKIE. :.

Wiedeh, 23 pazdziernika. -
Wczoraj zn6w mialy miejsce W
Pradze zaburzenia antyniemiec-
kie. w stolicy Czech zgromadzo-
no ogromna liczbe wojska, kt6re
niedopuSciiy do powazniejszych
zaj5c.
Z prowincyi telegrafiC<nie do
noszq o wrogich demonstracyach
przeciw austryackich. w Cab
lonz Budweis, Cieplicach Karl
sbadzie demonstracye te przybra
fy charakter bardzo grozny. O.
g6lnie sobawiaia sic nowych po-
waznych zajSc,
"Dziennik "FremdenbIatt" W
artykrle urzedowym ostrzega
Czech6w grozi.
w razie jezeli kraj zaraz ME u
spokoi sic ma bye wprowadzona
dyktatura wojskowa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
WYJASNIENIE.

Budapest, 23 pazdziernika. -
Minister spraW zewnetrznych
Won Aehrenthal wyjaSnif dis
przedstawicielom komitetu ola
spraw zagranicznych, ze zapew-
nienie gazet zerwaniu uk}adow
pomiedzy Austro Wegrami a
Turcya W sprawie aneksyi BoSni
i Hercogowiny ME maja najmniej
szej podstawy.
w dalszym ciagu v. Aehrenthal
powiedziai, re w zasadzie Au-
strya ME ma mic przeciwko zwo-
ianiu kongresu miedzynarodowe-
60 o lie program kongresu zga-
dzac sic bedzie widokami Au-
stryi.
Minister sadzi rowniez, re an
ty-austryacka agitacya w Serbii
ME diugo sic skohczy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23

Rada ministr6w bufgatsEich
calemi dniami obraduje mad spra-
wa kolei rumelijskiej. Wynikiem
tych obrad jest opracowanie me-
morya}u szczegofowego, W kt6-
rym skreslono historye zajecia
czeSci kolei, CO tfomaczone jest
wzgledami panstwowemi. Mona
Z tego wnosic, IL rzqd buigarski
ME ma zamiaru oddac Z powro-
TEN kolei. ProWadzenie ukladow
Z Tow. kolejowem, W sprawie
wyiaczenia tel czesci, powierzono
ministrowi skarbu. MemoryI ten
.mial bye zaraz wczoraj przesfa-
ny wszystkim przedstawicielom
mocarstw, ktore podpisaly trak-
tat berlinski, jednoczesnie ma
on bye odpowiedzia ma protesty
turecki, austro wegierski ME
miecki.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
SUFRAzYSTKI UkARANE
POJEDYNEK.
ZaSlubiny czwartego syna Will
helna. -- Szalona burza. -
Tyfus.
PoJEDYNEK.

Londyn, 23 pazdziernika. --
SiedmnaScie sufrazystek, zaare-
sztowanych W dniu I3 pazdzier-
nika wskutek wywolania rozru-
chow ulicznych napadu ma par
lament skazano ma kary wiezien-
ne ma czas Cd trzech tygodni do
trzech miesiecy.
Wzamian "a wiezienie kobie-
tom zaproponowano z}ozyt kau-
eye, ktore by w dalszym ciagu
gwarantowaiy re ich spokojne
prowadzenie sic, widac, ze jednak
planuja one po wyj5ciu wiezie-
MIA nova demonstracye, gdyz
wolaiy odsiedziet kare niz zare-
czyc "a 5we poI,ojowe zamiary.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
PRZECIWKO "NOCNYM
"JEzDzCOM."

Union City, Tenn, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Gubernator Patterson =
osobiScie zwiedzif okolice, W kto-
rel kapitan Rankin zostal przez
nocnych jezdzcow zlynczowany.
Nastepnie udai sig do Samburg,
gdzie znajduje sic oddzial mill
cyl. Gubernator przez caly czas
swojej podr6zy eskortowany byi
przez tajna policye. Zachodzi bo-
WIEN Ottawa, re "nocni jezdzcy",
podraznieni stanowczosciq Pat
tersona, beda starali sic ma MIN
zemScic.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23

Konstantynopol, 23 pazdzierni-
ka. - Ukiady pomiedzy rzadami
tureckimi i bu}garskimi So chwi-
lowo wstrzymane wskutek ME
mozno5ci porozumienia sic W
kwestyi wynagrodzenia pieniez-
nego "a zajecie Rumelii Wscho-
dniej.
Londyn, a3 pazdziernika. -
correspondent dziennika Daily
Mail" donosi Z Konstantynopola,
re reprezentanci rzadu buIgar-
skiego opuScili stolice Turcyi i
powr6cili do Sofii wskutek zer-
wanna uk}ad6w w Sprawie ostat-
Mich buIgarsko tureckich niepo-
rozumieh.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23
POJEDYNEK.
Berlin, % pazdziernika.

Berlin, % pazdziernika. -
Stosownie do donieSieh dzienni-
ka "Morgen Post" dis ma sic od-
bye pojedynek pomiedzy hrabi2
Zeppe!inem i naczclnikiem parku
aeronaut6w armii pruskiej - ma
jorem Gross. Pojedynek jest Sku-
tkicm sprzeczki co do tego, kto
byI wynalazca budowy nowozyt-
nych balon6w. Hrabia Zeppelin
opuSciI Friedrichshafen, udaja sic
do Berlina, dozoruje zaS fabryki
jego giowny inzynier Duerr.
Wczoraj sedziwy aeronauta pro-
bowaf nowego wzlotu, lecz zbyt
silny wiatr przeszkodzi} probe.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-23

Evansville, Ind, 23 pazdziernl-
ka. 49, w ciagu wczorajszego
dnia Taft wygiosil szesnascie
NOW W Stanie Indiana. Wsze-
die siuchano go uwaga en-
tuzyazmem. w kilku mowach
kandydat prezydencyalny pole
mizowai Z wywodami Bryana,
wykazujac smiesznoSt twierdze-
MIA, ze republikanie strasz9 pa
n.ke robotnikow. azeby dostac
ich glosy. Taft oSwiadczyl, re
20 ME jest straSzenie, lecz niezbi-
ty fakt.
w Evansville, rownoczesnie,
tylko W innej hall przemawial Z
Taftem Debs, socyalistyczny kan
dyIat prezydencyalny. Pomimo
tel KC nkurencyi liczne tlumy sic
zcbraiy azeby wysluchaG nomina-
ia repuLlikahskiego.