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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15
The Occasion for II.

HE says he never prayed in all his
life"
What a monotonous existence! Ap-
9arently he has never been in a tight
place."-Tbe Catholic Standard and
Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15

Instead Of returning to their home
in England upon the completion Of
fifty years work in China Bishop
George Nozzle and his wise. now so
years of age. have determined to re-
main in the field.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15

tives who have
been working in
the interest of Sub
Treasurer w IN d.
Boldenweck a n d
an assistant dis
t 7 i c t attorney,
claim to have evil
dence sufficient to
justify the arrest.
Government secret
service officers are
skeptical. Fitzger-
AIDS friends are
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15
WHEN WOMAN WRITES A CHECK

ten years, since 1t became common for
them to do general banking business.
1t remains to be seen how much they
will develop in the next ten years.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15

Americas first school for teaching
the technology CT baking IS 10 be
opened soon az Purdue University.
under the auspices Of the National
Association OF Bakers
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15
THE sUB-TREAsURY CASE.
Great s173,ooo Chicago Robbery
Seems About to Be Solved.

Win the arrest of Geo. W. Fitzgerald
solve the mystery of the great Chicago
sub-treasury robbery? Private detec-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-09-15
(To be consinnei.l

\ plant for manufacturing artificial
marble was recently established in Ca
tania, Isaly.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
SYSTEM PAYS IN BUSINESS
Men Who Work It Earn Large
Salaries in These Days.
Applying Common Sen<e Rules Has
Developed a Ncyv branch
of Ecnnon,ics-

Harold A. WrisAt, IN American Izdus-riss
That a large and successful corporation
should turn the management Of Its bust
ness over 10 stranger without expert
cnce in its particular line seems almost
inco.npreheusibIe. This very thing. never
theIess. Is frequently done in modern
business practice. with results highly
profitable to the business concerned
In the reasons for a practice so con-
trary 10 all apparent dictates Of common
sense lies the story Of the origin and de-
velopmen1 OF one OF the most unique OF
professions. that Of the business sys-
tenatizer- That IS The name which best
DESERVES the calling OF these products OF
twentieth century c0mmercialism. al
though for good reason the best of them
have dropped it In their own business
Recent as is the origin OF the profession
TO which the term applies. the name has
been so abused that business systema-
tiers" can be found Offering their serv-
ices for SIS per week The genuine pro
tessional business experts have accord
Irgly been obliged 10 adopt other titles.
such as business economists. production
engineers. developers Of earning power
and devisers Of business systems Their
profession remains the same. however,
and except to those who have had prac-
tical experience. it IS dificult 20 appre-
cIaIe either IFS scope or its value
The rise OF this calling IS merely a
new application Of the modern scientific
spirit Now that business has become
known as a science. il is generally recog-
nized that men who spend their lives in
studying this science have experience and
ability which is % value 10 the busy
merchant or manufacture and which he
can secure in no other way.
The systeuatizer may be termed the
surgeon OF commercial warfare. Prob
lens are now presented 20 him for solu-
ton which. in previous years. would have
worried the sufferer until long experiment
disclosed q solution which had, perhaps
been enjoyed by its neighb0r or com
petitor for years.
When specific conditions to be remedied
are known the situation may be dis
cussed with your commercial counsel in
the same manner as legal problems are
referred 10 your attorney. OF problems Of
health 20 your physician This sort Of
service. common IL the practice OF law
and medicine. has but recently been taken
advantege Of to any extent in connection
with commercial problems To-day how
ever. Jhe services OF a man trained in
this special line Of work can be secured
at a reasonable rate for just such length
Of time as may be desired and for the
consideration OF only such subjects as
may be given him
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

When you have lost OF found anything
telephone an advertisement 70 The Wash
ingtoa Herald and ball viii be sent you al
! cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
MANY NATIONS LOVE
MY LADY NICOTINE
Tobacco Growing and Trade
Are Almost Worldwide.
AMERICA EXPORTS THE LEAF

Our Trade Wanes in Belgium, but
FIOurishes in France and SyvItzer-
Patron-Germany a Good Customer.
Facts About the Business.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

bacaIoa. the favorite Portuguese dish. af-
fords a fOretaste Of what he may expect
70 find in Brazil
II was my good fortune 70 have the
personal interest OF Mr. ". F. Raeburn.
agent Of the Saeger Company. n secur-
ing me elegant reservations on the good
steamship Goyaz with my old friend Capt
Meissner. whom I had known as a port
officer on the American line. We sailed
from Bush dock. Brooklyn, on the even
ing Of January 2. and the story Of the
enjoyable two weeks voyage with a party
Of lively Brazilian students returning from
American colleges will Of Itself make an
interesting chapter
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
PENNSY BUYS ROAD.
Corporation Swallows New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Line

Within a few days the Pennsylvania
will formally assume ownership Of the
New York. Philadelphia and Norfolk The
Pennsylvania offer to buy the stock Of
this line by giving 8 in bonds for each 81
in stock has been accepted with practical
unauimity by the shareholders This
transfer viii end the independent exist
eHce Of one Of the most important short
lines in this country
The New York Philadelphia and Nor
folk extends from Delmar. on the State
line Of Delaware and Maryland. down the
backbone Of the peninsula between the
Atlantic Ocean and Chesapeake Bay 10
the town OF St Charles. Va From there
freight cars are carried by barge TO Nor
folk. where connections are made By the
Norfolk and Southern, Norfolk and West
ern. Atlantic Coast Line. Chesapeake and
Ohio, Southern Seabosrd Air Line. and
the Nirginian-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
VIII RuiId Three House-.

W c. Bluudon has begun the erection
Of three two-stOry brick houses at Z 10
Is Rhode Island avenue northwest The
proposed houses win be on large plans.
and VIII cost. approximately. $1,000.
Hunter & Bell architects. drew the plans.
and the owner VIII construct them
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
sell House in Tennessee Avenue.

Wright & Hopkins have sold the hobse
al I53 Tennessee avenue northeast 10
Virginia L. and Saiiie ". Simpson. This
IS the last house n a block Of four which
this firm recently completed Wright &
Hopkins have also sold 70 Charles ".
EdeHn the house at 9o3 Eleventh street
northeast
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
VIII Erect m Annrtment-

Harry Wardman has plans afoot for the
erection Of a four-story apartment house
ar 1874 L street northwest The building
VIII be constructed Of brick. and is es-
timated 10 cost S2a00. A H Beers.
architect, prepared the plans
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
ood Eating on shipboard.

Another good reason for the preference
Of the Brazilian beats Is that the cooking
and manner Of serving the tasteful
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
Superior TO English Service.

This fleet. efficiently Offered and
manned by the Brazilians. who are the
descendants Of the Portuguese nsvigarors.
is in every respect first class and superior
in passenger accommodation TO the Eng
Hsh companies The line TO New York
at present IS composed Of their three best
steamers. namely. the Goyaz and Seryipi.
Of 1900 tons capacity. and the Acre. of
somewhat greater capacity The efficient
agents for America are the John c sac
ser Company, Of the Produce Exchange-
New York, the saiiings being monthly
from The Bush dock. South Brooklyn
There are other reasons for American
travellers preferring the Lloyd Brazilian
TO the English or German lines, aside
from the desire 10 add their mite to the
encouragement Of home enterprise. A
strange visiting Brazil for the first time
is anxiCCs 10 learn something Of the Ian
guage, and the pleasant sailing Of twelve
or fifteen days on board . ship where
only Portuguese is spoken gives the stu
dent an opportunity TO study the Ian
guage and perfect himself in the accent.
Good Eating on Shfpboard.
Another good reason for the preference
Of the Brazilian boats IS that the cooking
-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09

Continued on Page 3, Column g.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-09
The italian Monopoly.

The tobacco business in Italy is a gov
eminent monopoly. and most Of the prod
uct used IN the government factories IS
impoTted-to a very large extent from the
United States.
The income Of the Italian tobacco mo-
nopoly. which in 1857 was about SIS. .000
reached in 1s84-5 total Of over s4s. .00o. 0O0
against a total expense Of ST, ,0ss. .O00, leav-
ing for that year profit Of 2Ls14000 TO
the government.
The cultivation Of tobacco IN Italy is
subject TO so many rules and regulations
that il is not generally carried on. Per
mission to cultivate tobacco must be OBJ
taiued from the government, and the cul-
tivatiol is under the control Of the excise
ofice- The tobacco SO grown must be
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
Why, ! ran away with . feot."

Then the voice N the court. shaking win
dow and FnftsFs
In accents quite tfagieaI rang,
While the children IN I'D aiHu shook'
though with laughter
II sentence saeM Etga seg - a*7F
r. bAFr, jill
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18

Each nook and corner he'd . di.h
On either fowl or Hesh or hh
Till Mother Hubbard scarce could find
A resting place for foo, or mind.
While dogge walked On ks hind less
For fear Of breaking pies or egg.
And. as for all the company.
They had to stand outside. you zee.
Yet as they had to leave quite soon
To see the COW jump o'es The moon.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18

low the knees. something on tke order
Of the highlander's kilt. and white
socks with black bows.
The Schwalmer girls also wear white
stockings with the black bows. Their
skirts reach scarcely below the knees.
IL Is the fashion to wear seTeral stlfr
skirts. which sand out from the per-
son msch In the manner II the hoop
skirts Of our own grandmothers On
their heads the girls wear funny
little pill box sort VI hat. 10 which are
attached broad bands tied under the
chin, completely conceslIng the ears.
The boys and girls have an outdoor
dance at Christmas when the weather
fsvors Each village has a favUrite dane.
Ing ground where the young pe0ple gath.
pr for the fun. The boys stand In semi.
circle. while the girls line up to await
their partners. Everybody maIatains
q dignifed silence. Finally one boy
steps forward to the maldeH Of his
choice. lifts his arm and bows pro-
foundry. Each Of the boys In his turn
then goes through the same ceremony
Of choosing his partner. who Ii his foi
the day. Then begins the dance.
which Ii vigorous and hearty.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
A Christmas Race,

Here II a new sort Of three legged
sioe which dses not require all the
trosbIe VI tying your racers together
ard II very murb better than the old
way In fact. girls may ~ In this
Kind az we'll us boys. with uo fear VI
hurting themselves. and two nIrBbIe
girls stand u very good chance Of beat.
Ing two boys tao,
All you have 10 DO h. 20 grasp the
raised left foot of companion. who
hots along In front NJ you II ~ really
q race If l,t~ AID Ill" Is.~' .,s*spr
will sur9< us" ttrJ.t Ha~ wifi 49, "a
prize. f. +: j. ri IL ~ ~ thp
onv he'5I.o . . On fast ~ q. ut
ute can hUp
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18

summer IN Roy's town and had be-
come very fond VI the dog. Eoy's next
friend dictated aud sent the following
Telegram ~ the little girl:
Many thanks for the bone You are the
BnIy one who remembered me to-day.
Many happy returns. ROY.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18

TEE CnnisTMaH rrx
gins me fun Of puzzlInH out how the
children should stand In a line ~ that
the letters will form n sentence.
When In proper position the letters
viii make
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18

fM TIN uuTNF or MTuHKAs HEAfA All
uTnKR kNIMALA~
house singing carols. To carry out
the idea these Wild birds and savage
beasts are led about by keepers.
AMER the traditional carols are sung
the inmates of the house thus bon.
ored reward the singers by gifts of
cakes. ssussges and other dainties.
The procession thsn moves TO another
house. where the performance II r..
peafcd.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
CHRISTMAS PIES.

a Novel Sport Fer a childrsn's Party
In Holiday Time.
Have a large pan covered with brown
tissue paper to look like pie crust, In.
side the pie have these letters. tn
which are attached ribbons. the other
end Of which come through the pie
crust. The letters. neatly cut ont are
Cir IS. two ms. three e's. four RS.
three -. one c. two h's. two S.. one
/, two MS. one d. two p's. one " aud
one l.
The children sit around the pie. each
holding one tkread, They sing:
Sing q song OF Christmas.
A pie eru~ full ~ fun.
Find the wiss ne wish ysu
when the game In dona
Then they pull the letters out end
pin them On their br~asts. Then be.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
XMAS BIRDS AND BEASTS.
Picturesque Method Of Celebrating
YuIstide BY the Poles.

The legend that the birds and beasts
came To worship the Infant Jesus has
brought about n peculiar aud plctur.
esque method ~ celebrating Christmas
among the Poles and other kindred
peoples of eastern Europe.
Here men mask I'm the gulSe Of
storks. tears aud other animals or
birds and 20 about from house to
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
A DOGS CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Now o Friend Remembered Roy, the
Collie.

Last Christmas a neatly ribboned
COX arrived by express in New Eng
land town addressed to Roy. a collie.
4 fine large bone. with plenty Of good
red meat still adhering, was found
within. Roy put the bone where 1t
would do him the most good after one
Of his friends had removed the paraffin
paper and holly berry punishment
which the donor had sent along. The
bone was Christmas gift from little
girl in the south, who had spent the
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-12-18
scHWaLMER BOYS AND GIRLS


Over In HeSsc-NaSsaU. Il district in
Germany. there is section Of the
Hessian people who present an inter-
esting study. particularly in regard to
their quaint Christmas customs.
These people live in the valley OF
the river Schwalm. The Schwa!ner
boys wear a peculiar round hat or cap
without .brin or visor. 1t resembles in
shape a small cheese box. They wear
a sort of coat with skirt reaching he
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17
Telegramy krajowe.

Colomubus, Ohio, II lipca. -
w miescie TEN odbywa sic kon-
wencya partly prohibicyonistow;
przewodniczacym jej sta}ym o.
brano Karola Scanlona Pitts
burga; Ma wczorajszej sesyi u
chwalono platforme, oraz zamla-
nowano kandydatow partyi ma
najwyzsze urzedy. pahstwa. Kan
dydatem ma urzad prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych nomino-
wano Eugeniusza w. Chafin'a z
Chicago, kandydatem ma urzad
wiceprezydenta profesora A. 5.
Watkinsa Ada, Ohio.
Vincennes,. Ind, II lipca. =
w miescie tenn odbywa sic kon-
wencya partyi populistow; kan
dydatem ma wiceprezydenta Sta
now Zjednoczonych ze strony teJ
partyi zostal nominowany Sa-
muel Williams, ktory ma zebraniu
masowem liczacem do 1000 glow
odpowiadajaci ma ,swa nominacye,
ostro krytykowal Bryana, zowiac
90 cziowiekiem jednym w Ame-
ryce, ktory ma ten zaszczyt, IL
moze O sobie REC, re dwie par
tye zrujnowai i oslabia. = Po-
gladly i zasady demokratyczne
Bryana Williams krytykowat
.bardzo ostro;.l swoja droga ME
szczedzii on .pozniej swej zjadli-
wei krytykirowniez j partyi repu-'
blikailskej oraz jej' giowneniu
lkandydatowi, Taftowi.
Lincoln, Fairyiew, .Neb., II IL
pea. - Czasopismo Baltimore
Sun" przysiaio 10 Bryana tele-
graficzne zapytt Ale, czy istotnie
Bryan wyfazii sic lekcewazaco O
zarzadzeniaeh Roosevelfa W spra-
VIE strzelaniny 'Sw Brownsville.
Bryan odpowiedzia4, ae z snikimS
o tel ;afefzs wogSlesne foznaawiaS'
sfIadto oswisdczyl, ze' W fazie,gdy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17

sic wylacznie prawie ma zieniach
polskich. Palonoby wsie nasze,
pustoszono lany, a jedna j drugal
wojujaca strona, uwazajac kraji
nasz "a nieprzyjacielski,' ME
szczedzilaby go pod iadnym
wzgledem. Dania o tyle W lep-
szem byiaby jeszcze W razie VOL
ny polozeniu, re bedac niezale-
znem panstwem mialaby prawos
ujecia sic "a swymi poddanyrni;
my W obecnym czasie wyjeci z
pod prawa, uwazani "a buntowrli-
kow, nigdzie ME znalezlibysmy
ochrony, uwazanoby mas raczej
"a zawade, ktora usunac nalezy,
i wedle tego postepowano.
z poczatkiem wojny konczy
sic wszelka cywilizacya, ktora i
W czasie pokoju jest tylko blich-
trem a rozpoczyna barbarzyf-
stwo, ktore nawet w Xxx wieku
do niebywalych granic posunac
sic moze. Odczulaby to przede-
wszystkiem malutka DANA i nasz
kraj, bo ma tych dwoch terenach
Geese walki rozgrywac by sic mu-
siala. jedna i drugi wojna zruj-
nowalaby ogromnie; prace calych
pokolen' zniszczonoby ma dlugie
lata.
Zawdzieczaliby to znowu, szo-
winizmowi niemieckiemu tax sa-
mo Dunczycy, jak Polacy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17
R6lae notatki teIsgIaficznl.

z Canyon City. Colo. donoszs.
ze onegdaj pred egzekucya ALA, po-
wieszony "a zamordowanie ks. Helm.
richsa podai list str6towi wiezienia,
W ktorym pisze, IL ks. Heiprichs u
wi6d} jego Zone, bedac W Portugaiii.
be jednak stwierdzono napewne, u
&. p. ks. H. nigdy ME byi W Portuga-
iii, ami we Wloszech, przeto wynike
jasno. ae ALA pomylii sic co DO oso-
by. 1 zabil niewinnego.
- w Springfield III. xginsli dwaj
robotnicy sajeci prey burzeniu hots-
lu Leland; spadli oni Ago pietra
ma gruEy 1 zabili sic ma miejscu.
w NowYm Yorku saniknieto .
rozporzsdsenia ssdu zwisskowego
prywatny bank Franka Zotti; depo-
zytorami So przewa&nie robotnicy-
Kroaci.
w Butte. Mont. otwarto olbrzy.
mi most stalowy ma >rzece Blacktail:
odtad bedzie MONA 1echac Koie1s
Chicago prosto do Butte.
w Bostonie eksplodowaay v
magazynie ,portowym skrzynie
fajerwerkami, przyczem 2 osoby 20
staiy zabite, q kilka Jest cietko ra-
nionych: tych ostatnich smari ,us
urzednik clowy e. F.. Atwood.
- Pewna kompanis fonosrafdw
zwr6cila sic do prezydenta Rooss-
-velta . propozycys. by dla jej fono-
graf6w wygiosH IL NOV agitsey1-
nycH., ktors mogiyby bye utyte w
sksmpsnii dphodssesi: CO. Roossyslt
odpowtedSiSi = nisvlsdomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17
Telegramy zagraniczne

Panama, miasto, II lipca. -
Dowodca przebywajacych tu a.
merykanskich zolnierzy marynar-
XII, pulkownik Cole, otrzyn1af
wczoraj z Waszyngtonu rozkazl
trzymania w pogotowiu swych
$50 zolnierzy do natychmiasto-
wei sluzby polowej. Utrzymu]a
tn bowiem, re odjada oni do
Honduras ma amerykanskim kra--
zowniku ,,Des Moines", ktory ka-
.zdei chwili moze tu Colon zawi-.
nae. Krazownik Albany, ktory
w niedziele stad odjechai mial ma
swym pokladzie stu marynarzy,
przeznaczonych ola -Amapala.
Nadchodzace tn doniesienia O.
piewaja, re sytuacya W Ameryce
srodkowej stale sic z kazdym
dniem coraz zawilsza. Wiadomo-
sci tie zdaja sic potwierdzac przy-
puszczenie, re obecny ruch W.
Honduras jest skierowany ptze-
civ prezydentowi Nikaraguy, Ze-
layi, ktorego sasiedzi uwazaja "a
glownego podzegacza do 'rewolu-
cyl. Zdaje sic, re prezydenci Ca
brera Guatemala Figueroa z
Salwadoru spodziewaja sic dziekl
ruchowi w Honduras tizyskac
tam przewage. Jezeli zamiar ten
osiagna, to moga Emusic rzepllta
Costa Rica do przejscia ma swa
strone, azeby potem zabrac sic
do Zelayi, ktoryby sic mogl z tru-
dem opedzit czterem rephblikom
nieprzyjaciolom we wlasnyna kra
ju.
Berlin, II lipca. = w podrozy
swej powrotnej do Ameryki przy-
byl tn wczoraj amerykahski b.
posel w Persyi, John B. Jackson.
Mowi on, re kiedy pred IL dnia-
mi opuscii Teheran, panowal tam
iak + w reszcie kraju zupelny spo-
koj.
Londyn, II lipca. : Podlug
specyalnej depeszy oTimes'a", z
Tabryzu przysianej, powatpiewa-
ia tu, czy Rachin chan ma czele
swego dzikiego zoidactwa zdola
zgniesc tamtejsza rewolucye. De-
pesza opiewa W dalszym cisgu, ze'
jest niemezliwem przepowiedziec.
jaki koniec przybierze walka W
Tabryzie, lecz ME ulega watpliwo-
Sci, ze kiedy dixie hordy Rachi-
ma chanas doprowadza wyprawia-
nemi okrucienstwami rewolucyo-i
nistow do rozpaczy, to wowczas
ci ostatni zaczna SIG odplacac pie:
knem "a nadobne. Ia
Wieden II lipca. = Niemiecki
minister bez text W austryackim
gabinecie Henryk Prade wreezyis
cesarzowi ;podanie 0 dymisys. u.
zasadniaiac ia swa choroba j ME
moznoscia sprostania tax 4odpo-
wiedzialnemu stanowisku. Menu
cy ME 4aJuia szbytnio tego krekn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17

zostanie obrany prezydentem, to
bedzie wiecej : niz sic to do
tychczas dzieje, uwzgledniai mu-
rzynow przy obsadzaniu urzedow
publicznych, ma ktorych procent
murzyn6w obecnie jest 'niespra-
wiedliwie drobny. y
Honolulu, Hawai-, II lipca. =
Wczoraj rano godz. 11:2O flo
ia wojenna Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych dotaria do tutejszego portu;
okazyi tel miasto Gale jest
wspaniale dekorowane, ustrojone
flagami, festonami, ETC.; nastroj
panuje uroczysty i swiateczny.
Pierwszy ukazai sic ma horyzon-
Gle okret Connecticut "a MIN
inne; ostatni przybyl do portu O.
kolo godziny 2-giej po poiudniu.
Gdy pancernik Connecticut" sta
nal w porcie ma kotwicy, udal sic
ma jego pokiad komitet recepcyj-
ny zaprosii admirala Sperry'e-
go, oraz oficerow i zaloge floty
do miasta. Zaraz tez po poiudniu
adm. Sperry udal sic ma lad zlo-
zyl wizyte gubernatorowi Fear'o-
wi, ktory wkrotce potem rewizy-
towal admirala ma okrecie. Po-
dr6z floty re San Francisco do
Honolulu trwala niedlugo i od-
byla sic bez wypadku. 5
Ele Elom, Wash. II lipca =
w niedaleko cd miasta 'tego le-
zacym magazynie iirmy North
western Improvement Co." wy
darzyia sic fatalna eksplozya
prochu onegdaj mad wieczorem.
Nastapiia ona przy wyladowy-
waniu prochu wagonu do maga-
zynu, skutkiem jej bylo zabicie
ma miejscu dziewieciu ocob, wsrod
ktorych znajduje sig G. Mead
zarzadca firmy, jego klerk,G. Nc
Donnells. drugi klerk, A. Grill, je-
dina kobieta ijedno i dziecko. Me
ktorych cial dotychczas ME znale-
ziono. Kiedy eksplozyafn afnastapila,
w caIem miasteczkus slezacem o bli
sko mile cd fabryki zadrzaly do
my popskaly szyby W oknach;
tax wielka byia siia wybuchu.
Greenwich, Conn.,, II lipca. -
Pociag white Mountain Ex-
press kolei IN. YIN Haven and
Hartford RR.', 'kt6ry opuscil No
wy York o godz. $40, wykoieil
sic ma moscie blisko uf. Green
witch. Ofiara wypadku padla Ia
bita ma miejscu 17-letnia Malgo7
rzata Armstrong Wayne, Pa;
jeden pasazer zostai siniertelnie
raniony, a 12tu odniosic rafy ciez-
laie;, ehot ME smiercia grpzace. /
Pociag eisgnsly 2dwie tlektryc4ne'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-17

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