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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05


the necess oe the effort being fihiaiie
iBy Rspublt ean part to brings Or Or
der and Justice cdt 81 the taS 81 ITEM
i9n q State
While this matter shonia he met
by the Democratic party not as a par
dsan Issue, but as e matter demand.
Ing the united EFFORTS Of all parties
looling towards It's completion anu,
perfection, It is q fact that they have.
offered nothing but the mos persist.
ent Goppo sition, and "a fitting clin1ax
have nominated as their standard.
bearer q man who Is notorious as a
ag Dodger.s
And again the opposition is pledg.
Ito fnapgurate a pollcy % class dis.
tnction intended to wrongfully de-.
priye+ an humble, but no less useful
body Of our citizens Of their right of
franchise. Such q proposition must
be viewed with alarm By the great ma.
iority Of curl liberty loving people with
oout regard to party Affiliations.
William q Giasscock should be
elcetad Governor because he Is the,
candidate Of the masses upon a plat.
form designed for the benefit and pro.
tecti9n Of the masses against cans
dfdate of the classes on a platform de-
slsaetI for the classes.
s. a. SIMMONS, q
Spencer, w. Va.
Why William a Glasscock should
be Governor Of West Virginia:
First because we believe he Is com.
petent ana worthy. N
Second, BY not hesttatlng to ,aecept
the nomination under the circunl.
stances. HeSis deservlng-oS the Office
and should be elected.
Third, we believe II he IS elected
that many young ana competent Re-.
pnblicnns will be appointed to the Of.
fee to7 long held By others.
Fourth, we do balteye that no mil.
lionatres should be elected Governor
Of West Virginia.
j. $, HUNT.
Tunnelton, ". Va.
-.---- ----.-- - Y. 20
I think William o. Giasscock should
be elected Governor Of the State or.
West Virginia because he Is one ofj
the ablest and sauarest men the state
has today. He Is a man OF high NOR.
ais and one to whom the people OF
West Virginia may well entrust the
highest position OF our State.
GEO. w. BLAKE.
MounQsyille, w. va.
Mr.. Glasscoclt should be elected
Governor Of West Virginia:
LIST. Because he is d conservative
yet progressive man, and Arm be-
lever in Republican principles. !,
Cd. Because he IS in sympathy with
and an ardent supporter ofFthe new
tax laws.
3d.. Because Of his l8fty character.
recognized ability aud his strong TEN.
sentiment. I
4th. Because MS election means
The success Of other Republican State
officers, and this will insure the state
Of four years OF economic. honest and
administration.
JENNINGS NJ; KING,
Buckhannon, w. Va.
MEMPHIS MULE DERBY
LIsv s.. w. Press "A ssociatIon.I
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct 5.One OF
he greatest events in the history Of
he Memphis turf Is scheduled TO be
pulled of this Afternoon at the Trisi
State Fair track, when the Arkansas
mule derby. WILDE decided. All OIL
he most cantan, terous long!earnetl anil
mails in this section have been entersI
ID and the spectators will be askedI
Q climb on the roof of the grand
H. = -SR . - u II il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05

William Il. Glasscock should be
elected Governor on his reputation for.
honesty and integrity. His opponents
the Democracy. admit this as they
have been unable TO assail his reputa.
tioon either as a private citizen or as
e public official. He has proved in
the past that he possesses the energy.
the devotion and executive ability
necessary to fill the ONCE Of GovA
ernor.
l predict that Mr.. Glasscock will
cater to no bossism Of factlonal ele.
nent. but will be Governor Of the
wnole people of Wsst Virginia.
q. M. MULLEN,
Parkersburg. w Va
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05
Morgantown, w. va.

& b.. Is ". +. b. h.lI
p. Glasscock is a man in whom
the Republicans Of the State will take
just pride in elevating to the high
!oeftlce Of Governor, as for the reason.
that his purity Of character, his high.
standirgeas acltizen, his ability as a
lawyer and his experience in the pib.
lie service, emlnently fit him for tho
Office. He stands for tax reform, as
advocated by both ward and deed, by
the Republican party, and should be a
member Of the Board OF Public Works.
filling the Governors position on the
sb9aFa, after his inauguration. He "a.
yors temperance, economy in the pub;
lie service, civic righteousness, and
is simply splendid young West .yir,.
gtnian toward whom the love ana
trust aud loyal admiration Of the Re.
publicans Of his State will continue
to flow, and We will in the meantime,
Don November s, 1908, make his Cow
ernor l]lss
w. H. o'BRGEN, :
Ripley, w. Va.
William p. Glasscock should be
elected Governor primarily because ae,
stands On good platform with which
he IS in sympathy.
JOHN T. COOPER,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05
WILLIAM H. BISHOP,
Ii Spencer, W. Va.

william 2. Glasscock represents
progressive West Virginia and pro-
gressive Republication. He is in sym.
patty with the masses, is a Taft Re.
publican a clean, honest, upright,
courageous man. He Is worthy of3our
suffrage and will administer the Of.
flee Ct Governor TO the honor 81 the
State and It's people.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05

f Ithlnk William Z. Glasscock should
be elected Governor Of the State OF
West Virginia because he is one Of
the ablest aud squar rest men the state
has today. He Is a, man'of high NOR
ais and one to whom the neople OF
West Virginia may well entrust the
highest position Of our State.
ff.s $50. 81 80 ti FJFl0t sTTy ny "A TSTS r.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05
FOR SALE

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05

I wish to- say that Z am more than
pleased with the selection Of Hon.
sy9tnt E. Glasseoek as our candidate
for Governor. Have known him per
sonally for years, and he Is the qTrua
Blue He will stand 'Four square.
5to. aEl the winds that blow. and Il elect.
ga will he the peoples Governor, and
the tool Of no man or set of men.
CA. sWEARINGBN,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05

S Glasseocls should he elected GOV.
ernor of West Virginia because he Is.
d Republican and stands for every.
thing that the Repub lican party stands
for He IS clean. honest ana has tne
ability to and will make one Of the
best Governors this State las ever
had. / have. known him intimately fo:y
four years. He is my ideal OF man
and candidate.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-05

MILLER.cLARK CRAM coMEAl-1l-
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

were instructed through Paul 10
be baptised again in the name OF
the Lord Jesus. For Chris,
himself teaches that His Great
Mission Work began after
Johns work was ended, As you
have read.
That ward say W. know which was
published throughout NJ .!utra and b"
gan from Gniilrr. after the bsp'sm
which Jobn preacacd. Ac,s 1877
From tho eyIdencc given IN the
above scriptures we can in no
way satisfy the Lord, by Uscing
those scriptures in argument foc
the Gentle convert which did
belong to Johns Mission to tho
Jews: il benefit Of the tfcntilcS.
Hence, we must seek in the good
Book, TO find what true rrp"n.
lance is: And in searching We
tind this;
For cody sorrow wGrSc'h repentance
.l,,..G "a. t,al ], tat ~
'hr sorrow Of the world wrrketh death
. C,r ; 10
Godlysorrow is no, repentance;
it only workt,h repentance.
What then Is repentance: For
instance W. TAX" the prudiGai
son would YOU suppose hat AFT r
the son came 20 hllu,eli ard WAS
ia want, if he would have >ct
still, wouid he hay" been salts.
nod; ~.
That kind of sorrowing would
not work repentance Bat W!icn
ne says | will ari>" and ~ ~ my
| father that WIS rcp"rtarc" .hrt
need not b." r"rr!,."d of H.
lpcutlnc' then IS to pu'gc y"'lr
self, as Paul says
1. inhn lllrl' 'ri" pL'gc himself
f. NJ 'hr>r be snnll be- = Nr~ 4 MO
! ,ua"g ,sr"tt;.ra arl meet 'nr rhr II Ms
lui., u,r md p'rpai"! un'o every good
work = TIM th, al
bring your bodies Il living
Sacrifices, y rclrntanc" j. n tHru
Ing Away your face trnnl sin aNA
top the right, AMI lay hold OF the
rlgh, liz" trr I'rodi!al s,,n, rise.
get up and come To the Loud
Jesus contrasting yorr sins ami
do IL" rig.'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27
REPENTANCE.

] tel You, Nay bbt tAC'it W ic|"h'
,e shat. al likewise perish. Luke lR-'3
This inngIage II the first,
wuuld look rs thouga, when
Christ spok. i, was to Ill people.
But after We read other scrip
lures. wc learn that Christ vas
oni. speaking To the Jews, or "a
they are called ISrariit@s And
for righ'ful understanding -.
Vi. word and work ~ viii tax"
to r,gh'iy d'rior the wore Of to.l:
between '!.c tTo people, i,W nd
Gent lie Ard ino"d'r to dn ,hl~
We Shall t"kr up tn" mission
work Of Ioln IN. hlpti-, t",t.
50 i,la-" rrad.
~ ,ha-r,ta ,,mr John the Ptn'isi.
r,e,,.o.. ~ the ~iji,.o.. Jp.",.
= An - 49, R","ui ". a'r 'l.c hHrs iom
g: a,nrcn ,,at raul
,ur ,i.1 he that WA spoken Of by
tie .t.phcl E-,n.i, .a,.ng The voice
If "5r .t..rg n ID" wlid"rJes5 pr"pg!c
Sc ia, way "t ~ h,i, make n, paths
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

iini, Wei have nj ~ much u. hCaia. whether
there d" sns lI"l, o.hr.i
And h. -.i! unto them. rn,,sha' t,cn were
- hspiUI' IN! they sad, l'n,o JOINTS hsl =
',,n.
Then sah raul. JJhn rcr!!y baptized with ih'
hniti.n ~ repentance. saying M" ,h' people
'hi Ii. .hrIh! h.i,,c 90 him which .hoi;t
"u'n a'r,- him. that i, oi.rlrrIr J,-us.
Wac III! h,a-Iih,s, hey N,r' tap lci il
=. ..'ur TIA, Lord jt"I-.
~. vtru lau hid lar III, ii.Hd- rpua IA, IN
'ar llr.y LhY c,inr VI hem ana The; pax"
-. :. tongue, .,.p rr"ph,-i"l.
Ani ~ n"uwcr .',u, tw,.,r Act pitn;.
Here the difference is made
vcrg plain for Just before I'll" be.
ginnin. Of Chr!>t's mission here.
on earth Johns miss on ended
Please read.
That word say ye know which Wa.
pgh.lsh,l throughout MI Lg,!ca an!
began i-nn Gn'lrr. after the baptism
whic!, lo.in preached Acts ,o.-"7.
John was IN" voice Of ON
cryin. in tlc wilderness" he was
preparing the way for Christ Il
CONE. aud Degin his mission
work, And after John had
preached I'll" BAPTISM u r,prn
taur" and al the Jews lad been
baptized oj him. Z MESSING then
sin, then came Jesus and Wrr,
l bap'iI'd Of him. lnord"r to full.
Ill al righteousness. And altc,
= ii" WI, led into the Wilderness to
- tempted Of Satan, and attic
nlticmp'a'.On. BE- wa, To com
mr1Cr his mission work in Cell.
lc". which b. did according to
,rrip,ur" plUl plpinly l',Ir',">
shat John : mission and ban,j-m
closed IN .hr beginning ~
(hr,-t'> mis-lun. y, ~ hay,
sHl here H. lrlc n this scrip.
care. Please read.
ADD II 'tinr H. pass. thai whi'" A.;
"'o, was AT Curin,h Paul hnr.u.. pa,
cI thrnugh ne utp,r rn.Ns come T.,
'Eilu 80. ana ,lullu. ,,rrin ,.i,r;;.,.'.
II ,id IN, Them Have 81 r",,lv"H
!i'r How hhu,' since Sc .r,;tvrS And
he's aid r.nta him We hayr net ;
innrh n innIl wh,,acr there be an,
libty Gho.'.
And he .ai' unto them, into wha
then We" Ne hApllctr Ana they .n'd
ln'n John, baptism,
Thcn nd Pan. Jahn ,rri, hp;tI.
VITA the hari~. 4. al repentance .a II.
ante tie people, tina, irr> -, nld -
lave on hin Which -hr,.pl come r'ur,
Iit thni t.. ~ tr,' .'r.ll..
" hen tI,I htatI "a ti,,, VEN lr,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27
rvy- ve-v~v

Any PARTY - r"''."' 'lsh.ns ["
sc" ont lu'.u'rs Through thir
rpper ur'n u"y subject rolf.
.Nn, - "'t"ra'rc laan be
treated AZ = fr!"ud but n un ~. @
ri. the LG,tor allow any s,,r,
or e'asy rbrsseH - 'aita,a
ia r'ivrr'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27
Scrap Pile.

Scrap Pile.
1893 Years A. d, the 6rs
crusade.
ll46 A. D. were the Second
cruslde.
Discovery OF america. in 1892.
Tnr Bartism of John The .orc|
runner OF Christ was Il. G. 26|
years. y
The conversion OF Paul was 81
years A. y Christ
a:'l B. c. alleged captivine of
the Jews.
JJhn thu Baptist were of a
pri">tly race his Father Zachrias
was Il priest the course of arabia,
or Ebiiah. Il enron cA--!W
st PANS Birth was q years Il. G.
y Wis" nan will always give
;i'"n'i:e ear - knowledge and
Se more wiser.
There are ovnr -. ono Rural
Route, in the United States.
80 IL" Elephants to supply the
wrrld with ivory annually.
Tier" is sad - he 9 i&m.0ho
pOWs in the United States.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

A sHoid;n,, wn!gan and II lazy
man max" u whole t., of trouble
IL this world.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

Tnr Bartism of John The .orr
runner OF Christ was Il. G. III
years. 4
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

We hav" Il high opinion Of the
man VIII declines to enter into
an argument with a WOMAN.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-02-27

The conversion Of Paul was 81
years A. y Christ
a!l b. c. alleged captiving of
the Jews.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
OSMIUSET ZABITYCH.

Teheran, "a czerwca. - OSm-
set Pers6w mezczyzn, kobiet /
dzieci, zostafo zabitych podczas
wczorajszej bitwy pomiedzy woj-
skiem ludem.
Gale miasto przedstawia krwa-
wa jatke. CO chwila rozlegajq sic
strzaIy plynie krew. Niezwykle
rozw$cieczenie opanowa}o ca}y
nar6d perski. Gala pomordowa-
nych przedstawiaja straszny Wi
dok. Poucinane wargi, wykiute o.
czy, powyrywane jezyki robia tru-
py ofiar walk politycznej Memo
zebne do rozpoznania.
Jedyny prawie w historyi po-
dobny fakt wynikl wskutek wy
raznego rozkazu szacha, kt6ry ma
czele pijanego wojska dal znak
artyleryi strzelania do zebrarego
ma placu parlamentu t}umu. Pc
kilkurazowej salwie artyleryi, gdy
padiy setki ludzi, roznamietnione
tlumy wojsko rzuci}y sic ma
siebie, mordujac sic wzajemnie.
OSmnastu czlonkow parlamen-
tn zostalo rozstrzelanych ma roz-
kaz szacha, bez sqdu. T}um pod
dow6dztwem partyi reakcyjncj
puScif sic ma wyszukiwanie Przy-
w6dc6w ruchu liberalnego per
skiego mordowaf bez litoSci ca
lie rodziny.
Sformowafy sic "czarne sotnie"
perskie, kt6re staraly sic preset
gnac w dzikoSci czarnosecihcow
rosyjskich. Gale miasto jest spla-
drowane przez rabusi6w. Bogate
sklepy Z kosztownymi wyrobami
wschodu nalezq do przeSzlOScl.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
SZCZEGoLY POGROMU.
Teheran, "a czerwca. -

Teheran, "a czerwca. - Szcze-
g6Iy dalsze przyczynach pogro-
mu teherahskiego brzmiq jak ma
stepuje: Wczoraj zrana szach ma
czele oddziafu rosyjskich koza-
k6w i wojsk perskich otoczyl bu-
dynek parlamentu zazadal wy
dania oSmnastu czlonkow partyi
liberalnej parlamentu. Parliament
odmowii, a prowokatorzy rzqdo-
wi dali kika wystrzaf6w do woj-
ska. Potem nastqpily sceny OPT
sane wyzej. Bitwa trivia w dal-
Sym ciqgu.
(Do Persyi pred kilkunastu
laty zostat przysfany oddziaf ko-
zak6w rosyjskich w charakterze
instruktor6w wojska perskiego
Sotnia ia byta pod dowodztwem
dw6ch oficer6w kozackich. Rad
perski ME wyplacajacy prawie nj
gdy zoIdu zolmerzom, wymysla
czasami, by ich wynagrodzic eks-
pedycye karne dla 5ciagania zale-
gfych podatk6w ludnoSci. Pod
caas tych ekspedycyi wszelkie O.
kruciehstwa sd dozwolone. Z te-
90 powodu dziki Z natury lud ko-
zacki zamienif sic juz zupe}nie W
krwiozercze zwierzeta, naJlep-
Sym dowodem czego jest Wczo-
rajszy pogrom. - Przyp. red).
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24

Friedrichshafen, "a czerWca. -
Wczorajszy pr6bny wzlot aero
planu hrabiego Zeppelina da& do
skonaie rezultaty. Pr6by wczo-
rajsze trwaly oko}o dwoch godzi,
podczas kt6rych wykonaf aero
plan cafy szereg nadzwyczaJ tru-
dnych manewrow. Ogromny ae-
roplan poczqtkowo oblecia& kilka
razy ma okoio miasta. Potem pei
ma szybkoScia poszybowai w kie-
runku Langenargen, przelecia1 po
mad granicq Szwajcaryi i po mad
jeziorem Constance przy lekklm
wietrze. L powrotem powr0cif po
mad jeziorem do miasta Lindau.
Mad powierzchnia woody, ma wy
sokoSci 800 400 stop wykonaf
hrabia kilka cwiczeh: spuszczaJac
sic mad same jezioro, podnoszac
sic znow ma wysokoSc 400 stop,
zmieniajqc kierunek lotu i "a
trzymujqc sic w powietrzu. Ma
szynerya aeroplanu dzia}a}a zu-
pefnie prawidfowo. katwoSc po-
noszch ogromnej maszyny w po-
wietrzu wywofala niek}amany "a
chwyt wSr6d zebranych.
Pc powrocie ma miejsce odlotu
hrabia Zeppelin powiedzial, ze
jest zupeinie zadowolony re swe-
go nowego aeroplanu, przedtem
jednak MIN przedsiewezmie d}uz-
sza. podroz powietrzna ma zamiar
wprowadzic jeszcze kilka ulepszen
w swym napowietrznym statku.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
PRZYTAZN KLANADY I STA
NOW.

Duluth, Mimi, "a czerwca. -
Ma bankiecie klubu przemys}ow-
cow, angielski ambassador Bryce
wypowiedzia} nastepujace s}owa
"Wediug przeznaczenia boskiego
Kanada i Stany Zjednoczone mu-
sza bye przyjacio1mi. zaden am
basador angielski ME pok}ada1 ty-
le zaufania w ktorymkolwiek z
Amerykan6w, jak ia w Teodorze
Roosevelcie. Kochaja go i powa-
zaja tax W Anglii, jak i tn. w
ciqgu kilku ostatnich miesiecy "a
wariem cztery uk}ady, wedlug
kt6rych wszelkie ewentualne spo-
ry miedzy Kanadq Stanami 70
stana zaiatwione pokojowo. To
jest najlepszym dowodem, re
miedzy Kanadq Ameryka be-
die panowa}a zawsze zgoda".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
ROZBoJNICY PERSCY.
Petersburg, "a czerwca. : We

Petersburg, "a czerwca. : We
wczorajszym numerze dziennika
"Nowoje Wremia" umieszczonq
zostala depeSza specyalnego ko-
respondenta wspomnianej gaze
ty, ktory odby1 niebezPieczna po-
droz Z Tabryzu w Persyi do Uru-
miah przez kraj rojacy sic cd roz-
bojniczego plemienia Kurd6w,
Potwierdza on wiadomosc, ze u
rumiah znajduje sic w komplet-
nej niewoli II Kurdow, ktorzy po
spladrowaniu miasta rabuja pala
wsie. Odglos wystrzaiow ME mil.
knie. Misyonarze znajdujacy sig
w Urumiah, wysiali rozpaczliwe
telegramy do swych rzadow z
proSbq o ratunek.
Wojska tureckie wesziy W gra-
nice Persyi i posuwaja W slad
"a Kurdami. DIVA bataliony pie
choty, diva szwadrony kawaleryf
i jedna baterya artyleryi zaje}y
wsie znajdujace sic W odlegloscf
trzech mil cd Urumiah, tydzieII
temu battalion piechoty i piec ba-
teryj artyleryi konnej roziozyio
ob6z w miejscowosci Sajbulant,
stanowiqcej punkt sporny pomie-
rzy Persya i Turcya.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
SYN ALFONSO PRZ ZSZEDL
MA SWAT "a WCZEsNIE.

La Granja, "a czerwca. - No
wonarodzony syn kr6la Alfonso
hiszpanskiego urodzif sic o kllka
dni "a wczcSnie, tego poWodu
wiele os6b w tel liczbie / BIZ
skup Segovii, ktorego jest obo-
wiazkiem bye przy rozwi2zaniu
kr6Iowej ME zdazyli ma czas
przybyt do dostojnej chorej.
Wczoraj o wp6f do drugiej po
poludniu w obecnoSci czionk6w
kr6lewskiej rodziny, ministrow /
licznego grona dygnitarzy swiec-
kich i wojskowych w sail trono-
wei odbyla sic uroczystosc zapi-
SANTA nowonarodzonego do ksiag
rodziny kr6lewskiej.
Malutkie kSiqzqtko zostafo "a
pisane pod imieniem Jaime, Alex
sander, Jan. Telegraficznie zawe-
zWano Z Santander mamke dc
czasu jej przyjazdu kr6lowa kar-
mic bedzie sama.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
CHOROBA SHERMANA.
Cleveland, Ohio, "a czerwca.-

Cleveland, Ohio, "a czerwca.-
James S. Sherman, kongresman
kandydat republikahski ma vice
prezydenta Stan6w, zostal wczo-
raj przedpoludniem przewieziony
do szpitala. poniewaz lekarze O.
bawiaja sic, re zachodzi potrzeba
operacyi.
Sherman cierpi ma kamienie zol-
ciowe. Przed dwoma laty mial ta-
XII sam atak i lezal dluzszy czas
chory.
Natychmiast po zachorowaniu
Shermana uwiadomiono o wypad-
ku jego zone dzieci, przebywa-
jqce w Utica. zona telegraficznie
odpowiedziala, re natychmiast je-
die do boku chorego.
Zaraz po przeprowadzeniu pa
cyenta do szpitala, goraczka wy
nosila Io2 stopnie, pozniej jednak
nieco opadla.
Cleveland, Ohio, "a czerwca. -
Pc godz. s po poludniu przybyli
tn pociqgiem zona i syn Sherma-
ma, ktorzy natychmiast re stacyi
udaH sic do szpitala. Przybycie
malzonki tax podnieciIo chorego,
re gorqczka podniosla sic znowu
do Io2 stOpni.
Cleveland, Ohio, "a czerwca. -
w ciqgu wczorajszego wieczora
stan zdrowia Shermana ME VIE
lie sic zmienil. Glory skarzy} sic
ma Dol glowy i krzyz6w. Zawia-
domiono specyaEstow lekarzy Z
New Yorku, ktorzy niebawem
przybeda do Cleveland, w celu ma
radzenia sic mad chorobq Sher-
mana.
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BUNT w KOLONIACH HO.
LENDERSKICH.

Haga, "a czerwca. - w kolo-
mach holenderskich ma Wschod-
MIN brzegu wyspy Sumatra wy
buchla rewolucya niepokojacych
rozmiarow. LudnoSc Wyspy pod
burzana przez fanatycznych du-
chownych - powstaia. Trzydzie-
sci osad europejskich jest rozrzu-
conych w roznych miejscowo-
$ciach ogromnej wyspy, a jest
tylko 24oo zolnierzy ola obrony
interes6w poddanych holender-
Skich.
Dotad stoczono powstahcami
try wieksze bitwy. Straty oby-
dwoch stron So bardzo znaczne,
Zarzadzono przygotOwanla, by
wszystkie kobiety dzieci osad-
nikow holenderskich przewiezio-
ne byly ma okretach wojennych W
bezpieczne miejsce.
Niezadowolenie tuziemc6w wy
nikIo powodu nadmiernego O.
podatkowania.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
NAPREzENIE STOsUNKoW
DYPLOMATYCZNYCH
; z VENEZUELA.
Roosevelt odwo1a1 ambasadora z
Venezuela. - Podwyzszenie
armii ladowej do 100000 zolnie-
rzy. - Imigranci pod dozorem.
- Choroba Shermana. - Przy-
jam Stanow Kanada. -
Roosevelt rabie drzewo nakla-
da ma woz siano.
Washington, D. c., "a czerwca

Washington, D. c., "a czerwca.
- Pomiedzy Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi a Wenezuela nastaPilo zna-
czne naprezenie stosunkow. Pre-
zydent Roosevelt wczoraj odwo-
1al posla amerykanskiego Jacoba
Sleepera Venezuela, pozosta-
wiajac ia zupeinie bez przedsta-
wiciela StanoW.
Roosevelt podal "a powod Cd
wolania, to, re w Venezuela pa
nuie dzuma, skutkiem wiec tego
zycie reprezentanta amerykan-
skiego mogloby bye .narazone. A
le wlaSciwym powodem takiego
postqpienia Roosevelta jest co in
negO.
Cd diuzszego czasu mnostwo
kupcow amerykanskich, maja-
cych stosunki handlowe w Wene-
zueli, skarzylo sic ma nieprzyjaz-
ne dla Mich usposobienie prezy-
denta Venezuela, Cipriano Ca
stro. Szczegolnie kompanie nowo-
iorska "Rermuder" kompania O.
kretowa "Orinoco" skarzyly sic
ma niesprawiedfiwe Postqpieni1
rzadu Castra, ktory ich ograbiI Z
ich posiad}o$ci w Venezuela. Ro-
wniez ma Castra skarzyl sic oby-
watel Stanow Zjednoczonych, A..
F. Jaurett, kt6rego Castro wype-
dill ze swoich posiadioSci dlate-
go, re Jaurett podal faiszywa via
domoSc o jego rzadzie do gazet
nowojorskich.
Sekretarz stanu Root Cd diuz-
szego czasu ME omieszkai uzyc
wszelkich Srodkow, azeby tylko
zalatwic kwestye sporne pokoio-
wo. Ale prezydent Castro "a kaz-
dym razem uchylal sic Cd wszel-
kich rokowaii, narzucajac Stanom
wole przez siebie inspirowanego
sqdu. Naprezenie stosunk6w dy-
plomatycznych pomiedzy oby-
dwoma rzadami Z kazdyn dniem
sic zwiekszalo, az wreszcie
Roosevelt. niby pod pozorem, re
w Wenezueli panuje dzuma, Cd
wolal przedstawiciela rzadu fede-
ralnego.
Jacob Sleeper ME powroci ma
swoje stanowisko predzej, az do
piero kongres ma przyszlej sesyi
w sprawie tel COS postanowi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-06-24
zABURzEN|A " PERSY|.
SZACH OBLEGK PARLIAMENT.
KOzACY POMAGAJA szACHOWI.
OSmiuset ludzi zabitych - Szach kazaE strzelac do
czfOnk6w parIamentI - StOIica Persyi ZbOmbardO-
wana. - Szczeg6fy pOgrOmu. Blunt W kOlOniach pOr-
tugaISkiCh. - Rome

wczorajszy Stub c6rki posia Sta
now Zjednoczonych panny Janlny
Reid koniuszym kr6la Edwarda
Janem Herbertem Ward, synem
hrabiego Dudley.
ZaSlubiny odby}y sic W kaplicy
kr6lewskiej palacu St. James.
Niezliczone tlumy narodu zalega-
ly ulice przez ktore przejezdzaf
orszak Slubny. Gala rodzina kro-
lewska byia obecna W kaplicy.
Pomiedzy przybylymi goScmi
znajdowaf sic takze wielki ksia-
ze rosyjski Micha}.
Przysiane prezenty slubne dla
panny miodej zajeiy pare ogrom-
nych salonow, oceniaja wartoSe
ich ma setki tysiecy dolarow. Po
slubie wiekszoSc zaproszonych
udaia sic do domu poselstwa Sta
now Zjednoczonych, gdzie rodzi-
ce panny mfodej podejmowali ze-
branych.