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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
SAM
Will: VII TAKE AIk|.E PART /
GOVERNMENTS APPROPRIATION
FOR SEATTLE EXPOSITION TO
BE SPENT FOR FINE BUILD
INGS AND EXHIBITS.

SEATTLE, June 27.-Now that
the United States government has
made 100000 appropriation for
participation tn the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition, the work of Gre
ating the. 1909 fair has been given
an impetus. While there has never
been any doubt in the minds of the
management as to the success of the
exposition, and as to. its being ready
on time, the governments action
has stimulated more interest in the
fair throughout the country.
During the past week applica-
tions for concessions and exhibit
space have been pouring into the Of
fees in the Administration build
ing. The construction work has
gone ahead without any cessation,
and there are nine buildings finish
ed or under construction.
The government architects are
working on the plans for Uncle
Sans buildings, and just as soon as
the designs are finished construc-
ticn will be started. OF the total ap-
preparation, $250,000 will be spent
in the buildings. Besides the main
government buildings, there will be
structures for Hawaii, Alaska, the
Philippines and the fisheries indus
try. The remaining s350,000 will
be expended for exhibits as follows:
Government. $200.000: Alaska,
800. 900: Hawaii. $25,000; Philip
pines. $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
HAVE PURCHASED 5000 ACRES.
Northwestern Lumber Company il
the Field for Full Amount.

In reporting the purchases Of the
Northwestern Lumber company yes
terday the story was In error a. to
the acreage represented In the deeds
now filed. The company, haa COM
pleted the purchase Of approximate-
ly 5000 acres At an average price Of
$10.95 per acre. a,3s et,-,Ess.e. 1.
The Northwestern company will
continue active in the acquisition OF
the Craig mountain timber y lands
until the desired amount has. been
sefured. after which the develop
ment Of their plans for milling this
timber will bs taken up.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
GUINNESS
|. AGAIN [ SPOTTED
DETROIT POLICE BELIEVE THEY
HAVE TRAIL OF LA PORTE
MURDERESS THAT MAY LEAD
TO HER APPREHENSION.

DETROIT. June 27.-The Detroit
police believe they are on the trail
of Mrs. Belle Guinness OF Il Porte.
Ind. accused OF Wholesale murders
at her farm near that city.
Two young women. Lulu Ray
mond and Grace Benson, whom the
police had In custody yesterday aft
ernoon and evening are said TO have
met Mrs. Guinness since her suppos-
ed burned body was found In the
ruins Of her home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
B0RAH Meets
/ RUEL ROUNDS
SENATOR AND Ex-MARSHAL
MEET FACE TO FACE IN BOISE
BARBER SHOP, BUT NEVER
SPEAK AS THEY PASS BY.

BOISE, June 27.-Former United
States Marshal Ruel Rounds left
this afternoon for Idaho Fails, his
former home, where he expects to
spend the next week, says the Capt.
tai News. Mr.. Rounds stated that
he will visit friends at Pocatello.
Bfackfoot, st. Anthony and other
eastern points In the state before
his return. Many of Mr.. Rounds
political friends have been anxious
to see him since his summary re-
moval from the ONCE of United
States marshal and are anxious to
learn the condition in the political
world in this section Of the state.
Mr.. Rounds was asked what his
plans are for the future and as to
whether or not he vii, leave Boise.
He stated that he had made no ar
rangements ana that 1t IL quite pos
sible that he will remain in Boise
for an indefinite period. He has
valuable home in this city, and for
that reason is not desirous, Of leav-
Ing the city. Mr.. Rounds owns
some $4,000 worth of real estate
in the eastern part Of the state, in
cluding a fruit ranch. 4tf. NJ .rr~,
It was learned this morning that
Mr.. Rounds and Senator Borah met
for the first time since the formers
removal by the latter in q local bar
Der shop and that there were no
advances made by either party.
Neither Senator Borah nor Mr..
Rounds noticed that either one was
present in the barber establishment
1t the. time. The indications are
that, there is apparently very un-
friendly attitude between both gen.
tlemen and. the recent developments
In which Mr., Rounds, was removed
from ONCE have not tended to bridge
over the gap. which is rapidly Wild
ening between the two prominent
men. =.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
train DERAILED
ONE Man dead

HAZELTON, Pa, June 27.-
engineer was killed and eight or 10
passengers injured on the mountain
IL miles from here this morning by
the wrecking of the Pennsylvania
passenger train believed to be de-
rallied by spik'ng the track. Two
spikes were found on the track.
Had the train fallen on the oppo-
site side from what it did, the ears
would have gone over a steep en-
bandment.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
SETS RECORD
FOR CHANGES


WASHINGTON, June z7.-Tho
retirement netx week of Sjcrstaiy
Of War Taft will leave but two meu
In Mr.. Rccsevelt's cabinet who were
thsre when he succeeded % the
presidency upon the death Of aPrtsi-
dent Mckinley. These are secrstayy
Of State Root and Secretary 81 Agrt-s
culture Wilson. Mr.. Root wss ssc-8
rotary of .war. when Mr.. Roosevelt
became president IN September,
1901. He shortly afterwards rstir-
cd from the cabinet, but VA per-
suadsd 70 re-snter II upoA the dcath
of Secretary Of state Hay.
There have besn. more changes
and shifts In President Rnosevelt's
cabinet than In that OF satfy9 a. his
predecessors. He has had twos -.
retariss ofAstats. Mr.. Hay an6 II. !
Roet. He has haA three y efarieo
Of the treasury. Mr.. Cage Mr. elawsl
and Mr.. Cortelyou. With the snresD-a
sion Of Luke =. Wright he swilt havea
had, three secretaries Of tWar.. ~.
Root. Mr.. TAFT and Mr.. Wfight. He
has had three attorney 0ensfalas M. !
Knox. Mr.. Moody and MEsS Bena-
parta. He has had nys postmnstDe.
generals. Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Payne. NJ
Wynne. Mrs Cortelynu anAss Msss,
vons Meyer He has had, fsA ssere-
taries Of the navy Mr.. LonU.s ~.
Moody Mr. Morton.s Mr. . BonapartS.
and Mr.. Mstcalf.'t He has had two
secretaries ,of the interiors i1lr.
Hitchcock and Mt. O&r1s1AsnFIe -,
had one secretary aof agrioaltursI
Mr. Wilson. and three sscsStarios o.
commerce and labor. NJ. Cortelyesls
Mr. 'Metcak and Mr.. stsasaS. ! "
The retirement % escrekasy TAR.
has led to Some spsculstinha ~ ~
how long Mr.. Wilson Win scoutintso
1t the head~of+ the department Of q.
riculturss The schAness an ;that he
will continue to serys through tho
term OF Mr., Roosevelt. and shnuA
Secretary TAFT succeed 10 the prs4t-s
dancy It II possibls that escretary..
Wilson would continue IN the, cahi-
net. 4. will be - years next March
since Mr., Wilson became secretasy
Of agriculture. He u rs pears Old.
but man Of great activity. How
ever It has been = matter Of .sonss
surprise that he has continued +
once 90 long. a. It has been the.
Roosevelt tendency to set younger
men into his cabinet.
Gen. Luke f. Wright, the new
secretarv OF war, 10 81 years old,
and with the execution OF Sscre-
taries Wilson and Root will, be the
oldest member Of the cabinet. Sac
retarv GARFIELD Is 43, Mr.. Cortelvou
's 4s and Postmaster General Won
Never has Just reached his 50th
birthday. Mr.. Metcalf IL So and At
torney General Bohaparte Is IS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
Abraham Ruef Denied Bail.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 81
Freedom on bail was denied Abra-
ham Ruef today on sureties offered
by him. 1t covers bail in the amount
af $146,0O0 required on various in
dictments pending against him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

pen has completed the spring cut Of
100000 feet and will be closed dur
ing the summer season. The greater
portion of the cut will be sold local
~. while some of the high-grade
lumber may be shipped into the
Eastern markets.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
Balloon Bursts Over River.

PHILADELPHIA, June 27.-The
balloon. .Philadelphia that ascended
in the southern section of the city,
collapsed while passing over the
Schpylkill river today, but by the
skill OF the navigator, Prot. King.
was kept affoat until the other side
Of. the stream was reached. There
We're five passengers, two OF whom
were women. None was injured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
Syracuse Wine Vanity Four.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June 81.
Syracuse won the varsity four to-
day. Pennsylvania second, Columbia
third. Cornell collided with the
stake boat near the nnish and the
shell was damaged. The judges
gave Columbia second place and dis
qualified Pennsylvania for some rea-
SON not yet announced. Tho ON
ciai Tins was: Syracuse. 1852 As.
Cornell won the freshman eight,
Syracuse second, Columbia third,
Wisconsin fourth. Pennsylvania
NTH. Onhcial time. 9:2s as.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
BRYAN FLIRTS
RUNNING Mates

OMAHA. Neb., June 27.-A spe
cial to the Bee from pes Moines
says that Jerry b. Sullivan has a
latter from Bryan that contains a
suggestion of Sullivan for vice pres
ident. Sullivan win second the nom
ination of Bryan, having been Sc
lected for that honor by Bryan him
self.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
WALKER
FALLS OFF train

SAVANNAH, Ia, June 27.-Miss
jessie Schilling. aged 90, en- route
from Chicago to her home in Wash
ington state, jumped from the Bur-
lington train last night while walk
ing in her sleep. She was brought
to Savannah in serious condition.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
SAYS HASTINGS
NOT TO BLAME
EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE OF
TRUST COMPANY EXHONER-
ATES STATE TREASURER
FOR DELAYS ON COLLECTION.


:rach of the Title Guarantee and
Surety company Of Scranton, Pa, is
'in the city looking after the inter-
'.ests of his company in connection
with the demand made upon that
company for the payment to the
state of $31,500 deposited in the
Capital State bank. says the Capital
News. The demand was made by
State Treasurer Hastings, the COM
pany having furnished the bond Of
thS Capital State bank as a public
depository.
Mr.. Bacharach was seen by the
Capital News and asked relative to
his presence here at this time. In
reply he said:
"On April IL, 1908. an oflcial
demand was made on my company
for $31,500. being the amount on
deposit by the state treasurer in the
Capital State bank. for which thu
company had become surety under
the state depository law. This de-
mand was made by State Treasurer
Hastings in writing and as the law
requires. At that time, az all peo-
pie here doubtless know. there was
talk 6f . reorganiza tionA OF the
bank, such that all the obligations
of the bank would be assumed by
the reorganiEers. That reofganiza-
tion plan went along within "a
hours Of the time when it was to
cossumm&ted without any. lndica-.
'tion whatever that the reorganiza-
tion would not be perfected. Z But
Just at the last moment events
ranspired that prevented the pro-
posed reorganization. But during
that time the: company felt that It
was not necessary to pay any par
ticular attention to the demand,
supposias the obligation would be
cared for soon.,. f T s
Later another proposition tor
the organization of new bank
came up which IL still pending and
which promises to be made an ac-
complished fact within the next 10
days. On these accounts we have
delayed action, but in order to
avoid suit have been sent here by
my company to take the matter up.
State Treasurer Hastings has
placed the matter in the hands Of
the attorney general as provided by
law, thus relieving him OF all re-
sponsibility. legal or moral. and the
attacks made upon him in certain
sources have been unwarranted and
unjust. He couldn't very wen take
us by the throat and force payment
from us. . l-a
while l am not prepared to ad-
NIT the responsibility of the COM
amp for the claim, will refer the
question to the company for its ac-
tion. But from the Investigations I
have made so far, neither the bank
officials, the state officers nor the
public generally need have any wor-
ry about the money. OF course this
examination is unoficial, as I have
been here but few hours since ar
irving last evening. But I have
seen and learned enough to know
that the attacks upon State Treas
urer Hastings have been wholly un-
called for, unjust and unnecessary.
Mr.. Bacharach will remain in
Boise several days, or until the mat
ter is definitely settled. He had a
conference with Attorney General
Guheen. this morning and with Re-
ceiver Bruce this afternoon and ex-
poets to meet them again.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
OBTAINS
new WRIT

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, June 81
-Thaw has obtained a new writ of
habeas corpus returnable before Su-
preme Judge Mills sf White Plains,
n. Y. The writ was obtained in an
ticipation that Judge Moeschauser
was signing an order today recon-
mending Thaw's return to Matte
wan.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

/ An action, !, for ,divorces sntitled
Emma G.. Bennister W. James :.
Bannister was nled In the district
court today. !, !, ,Willful neglect and
failure to provide the necessities Of
life are alleged a. grounds for the
action.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
EARLY SCHEDULE
|. ANTICIPATED
RUM0R THAT TRAINS WILL BE
PUT ON LEWISTONlRIPARIA
LINE AT NO DISTANT DATE.
YET NO TINE Is FIXED. "a

1t is rumOred in railroad circles
today that an early schedule may
be expected ON the lewiston r iparia
line. but no definite tnformat ton AZ
to when the service will be fnaugu-'
rated IL available It has been
known for some time that the ON
cials Of both the Northern Pacific
and o. r. 4 N. company have been
lsboring to reach an agreement a.
to the plan for, joint operation and
division Of the business, but the
companies have not yet announced
the results of these conferences.
The Portland once OF the O. r..
e. N. company has made all .prspa-
rations to inaugurate . train sery-
ice - soon AZ Instructions TO do 20
are received. The flrst trafic shaet
preparatory to- inaugurating the
service was issued In April and at
that time It was expected the line
would b in operation by, Nay IL.
The date Of service was then ex-
tended to June /, and . further ex-
tension until July ! afterwards
taken. slA4a..,
Tho tariff sheets for the new road
have been recently revised, and q
train schedule adopted, but the, time
for these to become effective has not
been stated: The company has also
had the tickets for the new road
printed. and It IL generally believed
IN early announcement may Be ex-
pected. FA. $as&l s~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27
BRYAN NOT MILLIONAIRE.
Property Listed for Taxation Less
Than 100000.

LINCOLN, Neb., June -27.-Ths
taxable property of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan, real and
personal. is listed with Assessor at a
total valuation Of $84.500.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

Mrs. F.aW. Kettenbach returned
this afternoon from Wallace. where
she attended the convention OF
women's clubs.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

c. B. Stewart returned to his
home at Westlake this afternoon,
DR.. j. n. Alley and wife Of Lap
wal were visitors in the city this
afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

Uarvew nefee.s Yale Nine.
score: Yale S, Harvard 8.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

A marriage license was issued to-
day to Max Geidl and Elva Cum
ningham, both of Fletcher.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

Mrs. r. O. Hanlon returned this
afternoon from visit with friends
Mt Pullman.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

( POUGHKEEPSIE, roJune 27.--The
varsity eight was won by Syracuse.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-27

CLEVELAND \ o.. June 27.-
Shsrman passed = good. might. His
temperature. pulse and respiration
are normal this morning. 4a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-09-25
Telegramy zagraniczne

Wiedef, rs wrzesnia. - w
Lublanie, stolicy Krainy, gdzie
przez kilka dni' trwaly niepokoje
narodowosciowe miedzy Niemca-
mi ! Siowencami, nastal znowu
spok6j. Wladze jednak ME dowie-
rzaja temu zmienionemu ma lep-
-sze stanowi rzeczy ME ltstiwaja
ieszcze wojska z placow publicz-
nych i ulic. Stan wyjatkowy,
ktory cd niejakiego czasu zawie-
szono mad miastem, dawal sic we
znaki ME tylko mieszkancom
miasta, lecz takze okolicznej lu-
dnosci. Interwencya wojskowa
zrobila swoje, gdyz "a jej sprawa
wszedzie usmierzano nawet maj
drobniejsze ekseesy.
Kilkakrotnie wspomniane juz
w telegramach zajscia wywoialy
ogolne przygnebienie W caien
miescie, ktore sic potegowalo W
miare badania blizszych szczego-
low, swiadczacych rozgorycze-
niu ludnosci rozpolitykowaniu
tlurnow.
Paryz, 25 wrzesnia. = Odpo-
wiedz aiemieckiego rzadu ma
francusko-hiszpahska note w
sprawie Marokka, o kt6rej amba-
sador Cambon juz pokr6tce tsle-
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Schoen, wyreczajac W tenn kane
lerza Rzeszy, ks. Buelowa.
Popoludniu cato podejmowas
Buelow delegatow W palacu kan
clerskim, witajac ich krotka prze-
NOVA. Przez caly czas trwania
kongresu beda sic odbywac na
czese gosci rozmaite uroczystosci
i zabawy.
Pomiedzy obcymi deleg. MONA
zauwazyc przybyszow z Au-
stro-Wegier, Wioch, Holandyi,
Belgii, Francyi, Anglii z KRAKOW
Skandynawskich. Ze Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych przybyli dwaj dzien-
nikarze T. J. Kennan Pittsbur-
ga i P. Oeker re San Francisco.
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nych. Rozpoczela ona zatem re-
wizye domowe w ciagu trzech
ostatnich dni przetrzasnela row
niez spichlerze skiady amery-
kanskich firm importowych. O.
twarto okolo 5000 skrzyh i roz-
maitych pakunkow, W ktorych
znajdowaly sic maszyny do sly
cia towary zelazne, lecz mic ME
znaleziono, coby moglo usprawie-
dliwic podejrzenia policyi.
Paryz, 25 wrzesnia. = Niejaki
Borys Luckij, zamieszkaly W
Berlinie, rosyjski rzeczoznawca
w sporzadzaniu motorow, otrzy-
mai Cd amerykahskiego aeropla-
misty, Wilbura Wrighta, zamo-
wienie ma skonstruowanie motoru
do aeroplanu Wrighta o sile rs
koni. Nowy motor powiekszy
przypuszczalnie dwukrotnie szyb-
kosc lotu aeroplanu Wrighta.
lie Mans, 25 wrzesnia. = Will
bur Wright przedsiewzial znowu
wczoraj nowy udaly wzlot ma
swym aeroplanie. Rownoczesnie
vial wiatr szybkoscia 1S mil ma
godzine, mimo to Wright znajdo-
wal sic W powietrzu nieco wiecej
iak 54 minut przelecia} W tym
czasie wediug urzedowych obli-
czeh "a mil. Wskutek silnego
wiatru aeroplan musiai robic wiel-
kie zboczenia, ktore, jezeliby sic
wliczylo scisle do przebytego bic
gu aeroplanem, powiekszylyby
liczbe mil przebytych drogi ma
35.
Pau, Francya, % wrzesnia. -
Policya aresztowala kilku anar-
chistow, ktorzy wraz z innymi
sprzysiegli sic ma zycie hiszpah'
skiego krola Alfonso; Mieli go
oni zabic podczas jego przejazdu
Hiszpanii do Biarritz w przy-
szla sobote, t. j. jutro.
Berlin, rs wrzesnia. = Wczo-
raj otwarto tu II kongres miedzy-
narodowy prasy przy nader licz-
nym udziale delegatow. Przy tel
sposobnosci znalazlo sic I'll bardzo
wielu. poslow do parlamentu ]
kilku czlonkow gabinetu ministe-
ryalnego, ktorzY byli obecni pod
ezas ;otwarcia., z ramienia rzadu
powitai .reprezentantow prasy
( niemiecki minister skarbu yoa
H
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PIATEk, DNIA 2s-Go wRzEsNIA 1908 RoKU.

wlelkosc, potega doDroDyE oJczyzr.
ny. W Niemczech wyborca ma je-
dynie prawo oddania giosu ma
swego reprezentanta, kt6remu Jed
max ME wolno, mic wiecej, jak u
chwalae zadane podatki; ma poll
tyke zewnetrzna wewnetrzna, "a
dnego prawie wp{ywu wywierac
ME moze.
w Niemczech, tax jak W Anglii
Ameryce wiekszosc parlamentu
powinna obsadzae ministerstwa i
wtedy dopiero polityka ma zdrowe
tory zawr6cieby mog}a. Ale ma to
potrzebaby zmiany konstytucyi, a
ma te ME pozwola Prusy, rel wo-
dzace w cesarstwie niemieckim.
Zmiane konstytucyi W cesar
stwie musia}aby poprzedzi6 zmia-
ma konstytucyi pruskiej, bo kan
clerz sam, kt6ry r6wnoczesnie jest
prezesem ministerstwa W Prusach,
przy wszelkich okolicznosciach po-
dnosi ciagle, re Prusy zupefnie
wyjatkowe zajmuja stanowisko W
rzeszy, ae polityka Niemiec to dal-
sly ciag polityki brandenbursko-
pruskiej, re tradycya ia zachowa-
ma bye musi odstapic cd niej ME
mona.
"Gdyby polityka obecna
kofczy wywody swe Naumann =
miala zgotowae nam rzeczywiScie
kleske, czego ME przypuszczamy,
natenczas dopiero pobity nar6d
rzuci sic Gala energia do ujecia
steru rzad6w W swe rece." s
Clos zamieszczony W E'Huelfe"
ME jest odosobnionym. Coraz VIE
eel szerzy sic niezadowolnienie O.
g6lne tax polityki wewnetrznel,
jak zagranicznej szczeg6lnie 2
taiemniczosci, kt6ra jedne i druga
okrywa. Czyj jednak to niezado-
wolnienie jest og6lnem, wykaze
postawa parlamentu. .Jestesmy prze
konani, re tax jak przy innyclh
spraYach, tax i,teraz Gala opozy-
eva skonczy. sic ma -kilkunastu q,
strych artykulach, kilku wygioszo-
nych mowach W parlamencie, a
Gala polityka Niemiec toczyc sic i.
nadal bedzie ta sama droga, po
kt6rej ja prowadzi ks. Buelow cd
lat wielu.
o rzadach prawdziwie parla-
mentarnych, zmianach zasadni-
czych pod tym wzgledem, zdaniem
naszem, mowy bye ME moze.
Niemcy dzisiejsi tax So zaslepione
w sobie, re polityki swei ami ma
wewnatrz, ami ma zewnatrz ME
zmienia. Ma wewnatrz ograniczae
beda zawsze prawdziwa wolnosc o
lie tylko mozliwem, ma zewnqtrz
zrazac beda sobie wszystkich zbyt
butnem wystepowamem
Dokad ia polityka doprowadzi
=. przyszlos6 dopiero okaze, przy-
sz}osc tez rozproszy wszelkie tale
mnice, kt6remi dzisiaj polityka
niemiecka jest otoczona.
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kolo 80 lat, we waszyngtoaskich
koiach dyplomatycznych byl on
dobrze znany. Wyzsze wyksztal-
Genie pobieral w amerykanskich
zakiadach naukowych. Jest on
wdowcem ma syna, ktory sic
ksztalcil wychowywai W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych.
Meksyk, miasto, 25 wrzesnia.-
Depesza z Acapulco donosi, re
onegdaj wydarzyiy sic tam diva
slime wstrzasnienia ma morzu.
Ocean byi nader burzliwy i wy.
rzucal olbrzymie baiwany. Paro-
wiec ,,Radmes" linii Cosmos,
kt6ry 8 wrzesnia opuscii San
Francisco, udajac sic do Ham
burga, fale podrzucaly jakby ko-
rex. Cztery osoby stracily zycie
wskutek anormalnego chybotania
sic okretr wiele zostalo dotkli-
vie pokaleczonych,
Ma lsdzie, wstrzasnienie morza
dalo sic zaledwie dostrzedz.
Petersburg, rs .wrzesnia. =
Ogloszone wczoraj biuletyny
przynosza znaczny ubytek "a
slabniec ma cholere natomiast
,zwiekszenie sic wypadkow smier-
ci ma teze epidemic. Podczas u
biegiych "a godzin przewieziono
369 chorych do szpitali, a umarlo
172 osob. Przedwczoraj zameldo-
wano 456 zaslabniec i 15S wypad-
kow smierci. Miedzy chorymi
znajduje sic Is kadetow z Pa
wlowskiej akademii wojskowej.
We wojskowym szpitalu semeno-
wskin, znajduje sic As chorych
ma cholere. Ma te straszna epide-
mic zapad, takze giowny instruk-
tor arystokratycznej szkoly pa
ziow wskutek czego usunieto z
niej wszystkich uczniow.
Odessa, rs wrzesnia.. : Tutej-
Sym wiadzom miejskim udalo sic
nareszcie opanowac szerzaca sic
i tu cholere. w ostatnim tygodniu
wydaryyiy sic juz tylko cztery
wypadki zasiabniecia i diva smier
ci ma cholere. Wczoraj ME zaszedl
zaden nowy wypadek.
Moskwa, rs wrzesnia. - Do
tutejszej policyi nadesz,o W osta-
tnich dniach doniesienie, re, W;
pewnej dzielniey nliasta przemy=
! Gaia brons dlsacelew rewolucyj-l