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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
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cay 8; W. Press Salon,
NEW YORK Nov 9Iclhn Temple
Graves. editor. orator ana vice preaI.
Dental candidate d the lndepenes1cu
party in the campaign Jas sIcsei. Is
today 50 years OF ase. GSavea vi
now employed as sa ri,ar
on Hearsts New York Am but
it Is rumored that Ne win son yetup
to Atlanta to assume the editors ip Of
a new Hearst paperto Be etabiiahoi
In the Georgia metppolIs
Mr.. Graves Is a southerne having
been born at Wellington Church. Able
vile county. South csroIifi 81 ID
vember 6. 1856. His father was Gsn,
eral James Portcrdeld Grave ana hlS
mother katherine CaIhoun, D al d
John c. Calhoun.
Mr., Graves was graduated from tie
University Of Georgia IN 1875 and .sns
into Journalism. Id the south te Is
looked upon as the successor d lhe
late Henry w. Grady, both "a eli
tor and an orator he was pfssI
dental eleotor from Florida ih 1854
and from Georgia IN 1885. til 1906 He
was candidate for Unit les Sd:
ator from Georgia. but WithdEeN
Mr.. Graves was for years one 81 DO
most popular lecturers ON the 6hsil.
tauqua circuit and 4 number ii hls
lectures, as well asuther works aSs
been published IN book form.
Mr.. Graves began his editorial Il.
reer on the Florida Union 81 sasf
sonviI1e, and his reputation az 4 viii
er and as speaker son spread thrcuEA
out the south. Later he became iinr
Of the Atlanta Journal. the Ronie en-.
Tribune, the Atlanta News ana die
Atlanta Georgian. His AFFINITY asats.
ed the attention Of wiliam Randolph
Hearst and he came 70 New YoFl 10
accept an editorial position Al
Iorted salary Of $4,000 3 YEA.
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HoRoR:
FutIcT1T
KING EDWARD IS 81.

fly S. W. Press Assoc.atIon.o
LONDON. Nov. Edward VII, by
the grace Of God of the United King.
dom OF Great Britain aud ireland and
Of the British dominions beyond the
seas, King. defender OF the faith and
Emperor of India, was born November
3, 1871. and is to-day celebrating MS
C7th birthday. The anniversary was
observed throughout the British EN-.
Bire with the usual military and naval
salutes and displays.
His Majesty spent the morning in
receiving tremendous number of con.
gratulatory kilograms, cables. gifts
and letters from all parts Of tue world,
some of them coming from the royal
relatives of the king and from all the
monarchs of Europe. This afternoon
their mafesties followed their custom
Of entertaining the tenantry on their
estate at Sandringham.
The great event of the day in Lon.
don was the Lord Mayors show. mark
ing the Inauguration Of Sir George
Truscott who assumes the office held
during the last year by Sir George
Bell, the well-known millionaire brew
er.
King Edward succeeded dis mother,
Queen Victoria. as ruler of Great Brit
ain on January 2. 1901. He was mar.
ried to the Princess Alexandra OF Den
mark March 70. 1868. Six children
have been born to the royal couple,
two of whom, Albert Victor. their first
born. and Alexander, the last, are dead,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

lineaux, the accomplished young VIC
linist, has appeared her success has
been instantaneous aud complete.
full. rich tone of pure and ringing
quality, noble breadth Of treatment
and firm sensitiveness to the subtle
est shades of feeling are tho Qualities
Of her art which are both syripathetlc
and brilliant. Miss Edna Richard,
whose success in the east, especially In
Boston, the City Of Readers, has
been little short Of phenomenal. has
ascharming presence. and good de,
livery and a clear articalslon she
earriesFh her audience With her through
humorous and pathetic selections.
This combination, Helen Tinker
Contralto; Edna Richard. Reader; cass
sic Mullineaux, viollnist, and Beria
Hecker, vioiouceiitst, give an unexs
eelled programme. M
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TAa az Eoa coLoNELe.


fE, s. w Press Assoalnti0n.
~ Nct. every
colonel major ana captain II LouIs.
sic, which includes practically me
entire admit male population. i To-
LAY wearing tag which signifies
that the possessor has contributed 10
the second annual observance Of tag
day by the Kings Daughters ef Louis
vile. Early this morning a host Of
Lorisyille,s fal,est girls ami women
swooped down on the business section
Of the city. and the helpless man who
did not wear tag was made the OBJ
ject OF gentle solicitations that not
even the most ungallpnt or stingy
could withstand. The proceeds Of tag
day will be used to carry on the dis.
trict nurse work.
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Star Lecture Course Of the Faion Lyceum AssociaoI

They foster longevity. They slay fol-.
lies and absurdlties which ell the ser.
mons of all the pulpits cannot reach"
Ralph Bingham is funny because lie
can't Ielp it. If he went int. the m.
dertaking business he would be ex-
PEELED from the union in a week. He
was born to drive dull care away, a
doctor who cures by the good old rule
Of Laugh and grow fat" And he is
one of the few doctors who seem to
take their own medicine. On the plat
form or of with an audience OF one
or FIVE hundred, II Mr.. Bingham's au-
dience is not shrieking with laughter
you may take 1t for granted that it is
composed of deaf mutes who have not
yet learned to read lip movements.
This remarkable and unique charac,
ter will be seen and heard in Fairmont
this coming season. He is without a
doubt Americas leading platform hu-
morist.
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Diapeipsin
STOPS YouR FOOD FROM FER.
RENTING AND REg fEV Is DY
sPEssIA i'm FIVE MIN.

Z 80 NJ L Hl ar Y
Take your sour stomach or maybe
you cali II Indigestion. Dyspepsia, CAS-.
trits or Catarrh Of Stomach; ii does
MT matter2take your stomach ttouble
right with You to your Pharmacist
and ask him to open 5O-cent case Of
Pape's Diapepstn and let you eat one
22-grain TnanguIe and Sc II within
eve minutes there Is left any trace Of
your former misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation--fod sourlpg;
the digestive organs become weak.
there is lack of gastric juice: yonr
food is only half digested, and you be-
come AFFECTED with loss Of appetite.
pressure and fullness after eating,
vomiting. nausea, heartburn, gripping
In bowels, tenderness in the pit of
stomach, bad taste in mouth, constipa-
ton, pain in limbs. sleeplessness,
belching Of gas, biliousuess. sick head.
ache. nervousness, dizziness aud many
ether similar symptoms.
If your appetite is tickle, and moth.
ing tempts you, or you belch gas or If
you feel bloated after eating, or your
food Hes Hike lump Of lead on your
stomach, you can make up your mind
tllat at the bottom of all this there is
but one INSTRUMENTATION OF undi.
gested food,
Prove 10 yourself. after your next
meal, that your stomach Is as good as
any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without
fear OF discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you. It is merely a matter Of how
soon you take some Diapepsin.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

of great versatility and has earped a
fortune on the platform which he has
devoted to educational and pAtlanthso-
picaI projects. He is the greatest liv-
ing Baptist, being at the head of the
largest church of that denomination
in the world located in Philadelphia.
The demand to hear him preach is so
great that admission to his church
is often by ticket only, The Associa.
tton is arranging to hayehim give his
speech, Acres of Diamonds here in
December.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

of the earth from balloons, and will
tell of his experiences while %hirling
through space with the speed of an
express train 1t will be remembered
that Prof. Clayton plotted the German
balloon Pomern to victory last octo-
Der in the International race, starting
from st, Louis. Prof. Ciayton's bal.
loon landed at Asbury Park. He tells
of this race in an entertaining manner.
In view of the Importance being at.
tached to airShtps at the present time
this lecture is very timely and will
afford our people the means Of adding
TO their knowledge through personal
touch with man who is an expert.
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qua course. His time is all taken
both summer and winter I'm the plat
form. The quality of his lectures
need no comment here as many Fair
monters can testify to his power as
speaker. An opportunity will be gtveu
all who have not heard Miller TO see
his jolly figure and hear the music Of
his voice when he appears. To thoss
vino have met him during the summer
It will NO doubt be pleasure 10 meet
aim in Fairmont this winter.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
RALPH BINGHAM.

DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage said; Bless
Bingham and all the apostolic college
Of humorists. The man that makes
ME laugh is my benefactor. God bless
all skillful punsters, all those who
mtrthfully surprise us with unusual
juxtaposition of words. There Is a dt
vine mission. They stir into the acid
beverage of life the saccharine, and
make the cup Of earthly existence,
which Is sometimes stale. efterveace
and bubble. They placate animosities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
oPlE REEn.

Big hearted opie Reed viii visit
Fairmont in March. He hasa number
of personal friends in the City VINO
have expressed their gratifcation oyer
his coming and to all who have read
after him or heard Of him 1t will be
pleasing. He gives an entertainment
that has a character entirely distinctive
and he is like no one else in. the
world. His very preseRcs lends d
strange enchantment to his stories
You may have enjoyed mis- books iIi.3
the solitude of your library; psrchanee
you have been stirred by bis plays, hi
spent delightful half hours ID the read
ing of his clever character slsetches
but unless you have sat within the
sound OF his voice, and head from his
own lips the quaint tales that origin
ate In his brain. you 40 not fully M
prectate the splendid genius 81 the
an. On the platfor Mr.. Reed shines
with brllliance all his own. Every
where he is received with enthusiasm
The indescribable witchey Of hts
words. the charm Of his voice and man
ner. the influence Of his personality
combine to weave the magic speIll that
holds his hearers enthrallel. HIS pro-
gramme is varied and eacl number
Is gem. In all his readings he snows
himself to be a wonderful delineator
of character. and an artist in the I'M
terpretation OF his own work.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
Announcement.

The Famon Lyceum Association pleased
course will be presented Fafrmnot this There
obe given three lectures providing
a wide of yceum
The price Of
half the price single admissions
three Of the attractions being worth than that
The Of platform talent nothing
tenious has heretofore
bring this combination
and the Association looks to the cultured
rone the order literary
Further information
Association, 1872 City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
WENs ssoRTINe cALENpAR.


lBy s. W. Press aa1ciati6a.J
~ YORK, NOV Am1nE The
important sporting events iii the caI-
endar tor this. week ne the follpviH;
To-Day
Racing meets begin at Houston. Tex.
and Phoenix, Arlz.
Annual fox hunting tournament be-
gins at Monte Ne, Ark.
Twenty-fourth annual National
Horse Show opens in Madison Square
Garden, New York.
Tuesday.
National Association of Baseball
Clubs begins eighth annual session in
Chicago.
saturday.
First annual Northwestern Golf
Tournament begins at Portland, ORE.
cross-country championships OF Am
ateur Athletic Union at Celtic Park,
Long Island.
Football: Yale VS.. Princeton. at
Princeton; Pennsylvania VS., Michigan,
at Ann A1bor; Cornell VS.. Chicago, at
Chicago; Harvard VS.. Dartmouth. at
Cambridge; Carlisle ys. W. U. of
Penn. at Ptttsburg; West Point VS..
w and ]. at West Point; Navy vs..
Penn. State, at Annapolis; Nebraska
VS.. Kansas. at Lincoln; Tennessee VS..
Clemson. at Knoxville; Georgetown VS..
Virginia, at Washington; Georgia
Tech. vs.. sewanee. at Atlanta; Stan
ford VS.. University of California.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
RUSSELL II. coNwELL.

Perhaps more people have heard
Russell H. Conwell'e voice than that
OF any Living man, not even excepting
the eloquent voice of William Jen-
nings Bryan. However, Conwell has
never been secured for Fairmont be-
fore, owing, no doubt, ito the large
price his lectures demand. In all edu-
Gated circles Conwell Is wen knows
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

day.
Giving TO the absence OF Judge Hual
bslste whom many Of ne trials have
been ies and because r j.. Hebsy'
rho fir pec,ed ioconduct the pros
ecutipn o llie cssei could not como,
tho ATTORNEYS TOT both sides reachei
an agreement to pone the .fial
10 d more tsyotabie dine
!, The reheating d taa case Of former
Congressman William N Wnllnu.
con and Tie appElSstton 81 fofmot
United States Attorney II Han FOR
a new trial has also been s6slpcne5-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
NORTH BUTTE AsAsInc.

CHy n ~. Press ntih tons
BUTTF Mont tof llidEs Hunt
5n tie Limited state Court vim Is;
morrow hold i hearing 81 which 81:
iecting creditors viii 81 asked ID sllou
cause why the bankruptcy proceedings
brought against the North Butte IcS.
tension Company should not be dis.
missed. Creditors are asked to iIe
claims and payment Is promised.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
SAME OLD STORY.
Man In hospital Because Friend Did.
MT Know Gun Was Loaded

NE Know Gun Was Loaded.
J. 8. Fisher. OF Tunnelton, is lying
in the Miners Hospital suffering from
a gun shot wound in through the right
lans. 1t Is the same old story of an
unboaded gun pointed at tho victim
by friend. John Gibson is the name
Oh the man that handled the gun. He
pointed IT at Fisher and snapped the
trigger several times and soon the
charged chamber was struck. The bull
let entered dhe shoulder.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
oR'oLE CONCERT COMPANY.

The Orioles are group of young
women of superior talenls. Miss Ncl.
en- Tinker's rich contralto voice and
angaging manners have endeared her
10 all who have heard her. She has
literally sung her way into the hearts
Of the multitude, unaided by any at.
tempt at theatrical effect, but with a
modest bearing and quiet self,poses.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
POSTPONE HERMANN TRIAL.

PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. Am In
definite postpone,nent has been made
Of the trial OF former Congressman
Blnger Hermann indicted in connec-
ton with the mammoth Oregon land
frauds. which had been set for To-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

as the author of that matchless effort.
Acres Of Diamonds: Where Men Sue.
seed." This speech is included in
THE Worlds Famous orations" and
Is given as a hne example of Ameri-
can etoQuence. Mr.. conwell is man
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

The opening number of the course
Will be given Monday evening, Novem-
Der 9th. when Prof. Henry Helm Clay.
ton. the renowned balloonist and air
ship expert, will give an Illustrated
lecture on aireaips. balloons, air cur
rents, and weather conditions. He
will throw on a screen pictures taken
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09
JEHu Dewitt MILLER.

The name of Dewitt Miller is ia
miliar to all who visit Mountain Lake
Park where he Is a never falling card
and has appeared season after season
for a number Of years In the CHATEAU
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

THE ROYAL HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA
This organization
Several this
been connected with symphony country
and in Europe This
with many others the Columbian
tor one of the ablest leaders his
the organization and weknown music
before
received medals
evening the Hungarian
OF the finest its kind this
the but applause
The appreciated
pieces The playing combination
Interpretation unannty
addition English singer.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-11-09

If you believe that your store is a
GOOD one. don't allow yeur Advertising
to belittle that belief.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-21

jake ma cele Rampant wpiyneiy
ma rece .skarbnika komitetu p. H.
Riddera, W iacznej sumie przeszlo
100000. = 17-go pazdziernika O.
fiarowali: Tammany Hall $40,
900, skfadka z Pennsylvania 5000,
Senator c. Culberson $3.50, gazeta
,,Times-Demokrat" SIP. = IS
pazdziernika ofiarowali: r. Croo-
ker z Dublina w Irlandyi $1,000,
H. A. Metz z Brooklyna $500,
B. Holen z N. Carolina $500; po
$1OO kazdy = ofiarowali: w.
Saynor Brooklyna, w. Ryan,
S. Pendleton j L. M. Adler N.
Yorku, E. F. Giberson. z Indiana
j gazeta Daily Progress" z Vir-
ginii.
Newark, N. j., 21 pazdziernika.
Pozar zniszczyi tu wielka fabryke
kufrow firmy.. L. Goldsmith &
Son, zrzadzajac szkode ma 500
tysiecy dolarow.
Buffalo, N. Y, S1 pazdziernika.
= Szalaf tn wielki pozar, ktory
zniszczyi doszczetnie kilka do
NOW re skiadami, aklepami pra-
cowniami fabrycznemi. Suma
szk6d wynosi przeszio 100000,
rozdziela sic ona na kilku pre-
Inyslowc6w i kupcow.
Washington, D. c. 91 pazdzier-
nika. = w ostatnich latach pro-
dukcya nafty olbrzymio wzrosia,
jak tego dowodza raporta stano-
we. Zwlaszcza wzrost wielki Okla.
zuja tereny naftoWe w Illinois /
Oklahoma. kaczna produkcya W
ca}ym kraju wynosiia w roku O.
statnim 166,096,335 barylek naf-
ty, czyli O 39,6O1,399 wiecej, niz
W roku minionym. Wartosc og6l-
ma tel nafty wynosiia W roku o.
statnim S120,150,750, W roku
minionym $92,444,736.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-21

porniejsze ma wplyw prad6w kran-
cowych. Biednym jest dogmat, Ia
dajacy dla reform uprzedniego
zupenego pokoju wewnetrznego.
lego nigdy ME bedzie j W ma
szych czasach bye ME moze, ale
zwlekanie reformami donioslej-
szemi niedwuznacznemi, zamiast
wrzeniu zapobiedz, podnieca je i
poteguje. Trzeba isc naprz6d ogle-
dnie ale stanowczo, pok6j nasta-
pi sam, cho6by krancowcy wypo-
wiadali wzajem sobie i swiatu
najsrozsze wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-21
Rdzhe notatki teIegTaticzns.

- w. caIej srodlsowej .Europie
panuje obecnie niezwykie tel porze
obnizenie temperatury, jakiego ME
pamietaja W miesiacu pazdzierniku
cd 1866 roku. Termometr ,Wskazuje
lis stopni Fahrent. poni4ej punk
tn marzniecia woody. Ma Slasku spa
dly wielkie sniegi.
-.Rzad austryacki zamierza przed-
Iozyc parlamentowi nowy projekt
kanalach, wedle ktorego kanai Ia
czyiby Dunaj 2 Odra, a opr6cz tego
osobna odnoga prowadzilby do Wisly.
Nadto ma sic uwzglednic regulacye
rick ma wysoka skale. Roboty kama
lizacyjne trwaiyby do roku 1923.
Z Friedrichshafen donosza, 5e
hr. Zeppelin zamierza jutro rczpo-
cza6 nowe proby re swym balonem.
Mianowicie odnowii on swoj starry
balon z kt6rym spodziewa sic teraz
osiagnae pomyslniejsze rezultaty a.
nizeli poprzednio.
- Rad niemiecki zamierza przez
publiczne zgromadzenia agitowac 20
reforma finans6w panstwowych.
Wedlug w.adomosci przesianej
z Rzymu do Londynu krolowa wdo-
wa Maigorzata ME sprzeciwia sic juz
ma}zehstwu swego siostrzehca, ks.
Abruzz6w, panna Elkins, corka a.
merykahskiego milionera / senatora
zwiazkowego Steve" Elkinsa Wir-
ginii zachodniej. Kr6l wioski Wiktor
Emanuel ma wreczyc narzeczonej
swego kuzyna podarunek W formie
dyademu dyamentowego wartosci
100000.
Ksiaze Abruzz6w zniknai nagle z
Turynu, gdzie ostatnio rzebywa} =
1 wszyscy przypuszczaja, re wyjechai
on do Ameryki, aaeby ziozye odwie-
dziny swej przyszlej maizonce.
- q Petersburga telegrafuja, &e
messy siuchacze uniwersytetu W Pc
tersburgu, Moskwie 1 innych mia
stach postanowili skohczyc juz 70
swym strajkiem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-10-21
Telegramy krajowe.

Alpena, Mich, 21 pazdziernika.
= Pozary W okolicy trwaja dalei,
a zimno jake til ostatnimi dniami
nastaio, powieksza niedole bezdo-
mnych, ktorych tn So Gale groma-
dy! DoniosI til 16-letni chlopak
polski, niejaki Donakowski, re w
Posen sploneia farma jego siostry
i szwagra, nazwiskiem Volta
seek, przyczem siostra jego i jej
siedmioro dzieci zgineli w ogniu.
w Rogers City = niedalekiem Cd
Alpena miasteczku, rowniez VIE
lie ofiar pociagnely pozary. Mic
dzy innymi zgina} prawdopodo-
bnie farmer Kagodzihski wraz z
Gala rodzina, ziozona z zony i
troiga dzieci. Zewszad nadchodza-
ce smutne wiesci o rozmiarach
katastrofy; wzbudzaja one ogolne
przygnebienie j przerazenie.
Berlin, H. H., 21 pazdziernika.
= tutaj przez dni pare paliiy
sic lasy, W ktorych zgorzalo drze-
wa masztowego co najmniej ma
sumo $4,000. Miasteczka Success
/ Shelbrowne zagrozone So wciaz
jeszcze przez ogieh, ktory poni-
szczyl takze wiele ARROW pola, ma
ktorem byia jeszcze niesprzatnieta
kukurydza j siano.
Filadelfia, Pa, 21 pazdziernika.
=. w Pennsylvania rowniez SIERRA
sic pozary lasow, zwlaszcza w
gorach spustoszenie, spowodowa-
ne przez ogieh, jest wielkie. Vie
lie miasteczek otoczonych jest la
sami plonacymi zagrozonych
zniszczeniem; do miast tych male
"a: Williamsport, Barre, Pocoro,
Latoniea, Nordmont, Front Run
i inne w powiecie. Sullivan. Po-
wiadaja, re przyczyna wznieco-
nych tam pozarow jest przy pa
nujacej w caiyrn kraju posusze
nieostrozaosc strzelcow i wyciecz
kowiczow, .kt6rzy palili ognie po
lasach.
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!, DINA 2l-do PAzDzIERNIkA, 1908 RoKU.

iazienki wiezienia, W ktorem sic
znajdnje wiela politycznych wiez-
niow. Chodnik ten byl juz zupel-
ME przekopany brakowaio tylko
nakrywy asfaltowej przy jego vi
sciu. Wewnatrz podkopu znale-
ziono przygotowane juz ubrania
dla 12 wiezniow, ktorzy mieli W
ten sposob bye uwolnieni.
Petersburg, 21 pazdziernika. -
Car Mikolaj uiaskawii szesciu ia
pohskich tnarynarzy, ktorzy 20
stall ma snierc zasadzeni "a ma
pad ma straznikow wieziennych
w Mikolaje ajewsku. Tych szesciu
marynarzy nalezaso do zalogi ja-
ponskiego skunera ,,Miye Maru",
ktory skonfiskowano powodu
nieprawnego lowienia fox ma wo-
dach .rosyjskich. Ulaskawienie to
ma bye dowodem uprzejmosci ca
ra dla rzadu japohskiego:
Berlin, 21 pazdziernika. = Roz"
matte gazety zagraniczne, nieprzy
jazne Niemcom, wracaja w osta-
tnich dniach do aktualnych swe-
go czasu poglosek, re Niemcy W
czasie odiaczenia sic Norwegii
cd Szwecyi chcialy osadzic ma
tronie norweskim ,niemieckiego
ksiecia. Z temi enuncyacyami po-
lemizuje poiurzedowa ,,Koelnische
Zeitung' zaprzeczajac stanowczo,
zeby kiedykolwiek W Niemczech
miano o tenn tnyslec.
w Norwegii daja sic obecnie
zauwazyc objawy nieprzychylne
w stosunku do rzadu niemieckie-
go,
Paryz, 21 pazdziernika. = L.
ba deputowanych przyjeia wczo-
raj 49S giosaini przeciw AZ rezo-
lucye, ktora potepia kanpanie
anti4dreyfusowcow przeciw orze-
czeniu trybunalu kasacyjnego 2
roku 1906 W sprawie Dreyfusa.
Minister sprawiedliwosci BRAND
oswiadczyi, re kraj brzydzi sic
juz wznawianiem jednego ] tego
samego skandalu ci, co go
wznawiaja, zawsze sic osmiesza-
ia.