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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-05-01

some instructions as to shipping
which we will send you free.
We have some stencils which
we will send you free.
We have market letter
which we will send you free.
We will keep you posted as
to the markets, free of cost.
You are under no obligation
to do business with us by writ
ing to us.
We want your business, sure
ly we do.
But we are willing to con-
vince you that it is to YOUR
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ask it.
And if we can't convince you
that we are the "real goods
that we can move your goods,
at a good price, rapidly,
promptly, and that we can
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
HoLLAND-BENTON.
Barbour County Couple VIII Be Mar
 Fied Today.

0S@SS8E CV0&AS OOUWAG NNMA DC MME@
 Rted Today.
 Eufaula, March T-(Special.) )-To- morrow afternoon at the home of the prospective brides parents. three miles south of Louisville. oscar Holland and Miss Nealie Benton. who reside in the country near that place, will be joined in matrimony.
 The parties to the contract are popu- lar young persons, who have hosts of warm friends in that section.
 Citizens of the county are rapidly taking advantage of the rural school bill which is being vigorously urged by County Superintendent B. Davie. He now has the funds in hand amounting to $200, contributed by the citizens of the Thirty-flrst District, for the build ing of a new school house about three miles distant from Elamville and as soon as the papers can be forwarded the same amount will be furnished by the government when work will begin.
 This will add another to the sixty i've white schools now in successful op- eration In the county.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
ACCUSED OF R0BBING
 SAFE MAN IS ARRESTED

Eufaula. March 7--(Specia1. )--Detect- i've W. T. Anderson, of Macon. a., has captured W. R. Mcdonald, a white man, who is charged with exploding the safe at James several weeks ago and robbing it of S230.
 Mir. Anderson. assisted by Chief of Police J. M. Huguley, succeeded in lodging Anderson in the jail at George town, Ga., yesterday
 Mcdonald was captured in that place, where 1t seems has been loiterinE since the burglary was committed He will be carried to Midway for safe keeping Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
nate af Yisit cAanged.

The date of the visit to selma of Hon. John A. FOX in the interest or the Na- ttonal Rivers and Harbors Congress. has been changed. Mir. FOX VII come to Selma for two days. Friday and Sat urday, March 20 and al.
 The visit of Mir. Fox will be most pleasing one and will prove interesting to all of those who want to see the rivers of the State improved.
 Mayor Atkins today received letter from T. c. Bush of Birmingham, noti- flying him of the change in the itinerary of Mir. Fox.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
rer aeuubllcan Convention.

The Republicans of the Fourth con, gressiorai District have issued e., for d rnaes convention to be held m this city. Saturday. April 1. at noon: The convention win be the means oi drawing a large number of negro he- publicans to Selma. and . hot ngnt .s anticipated between the different wings and factions of the party in the cis- &rgef
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Miss Adler Entertains,

Miss Estelle Adler was the attractive hostess tonight fo rthe Bachelor Girls and a few other friends. Six hand euchre was played and the trophy was sion of the games delicious refresh nents were served.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
FAMILY IS STRICKEN.
Seven Children of T. o. KimbrOugh HI
 With Pneumonia.

With Pneumonia.
 Birmingham, March 7.--(SpeciaL)- An unusual case of pneumonia attack ing a whole family was brought to light Friday afternoon when Bir- minghan undertaken was called to the residence of. T. O. Kimbrough. living eight miles south of this city, to bury a child that died Friday morning of pneumonia. It was buried Saturday. being the second child of this family to succumb to this disease within a week.
 Seven other children of the Kim brough family are in bed sick with pneumonia and at least one of them has no chance of recovery according to the attending physician.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

the Selma once on Feb. 1T. for s2, and made payable to M. c. Chestnut at Al. lenton. Grace rubbed out the name of Chestnut and inserted his own.
 When arraignsd this morning he pleaded guilty to the charge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
CHILD DIES IN TROY.
Baby Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jernigan
 Passes Away.


 Passes Away.
 Troy. March 7.-(Special) )-Little Walter Coleman Jernigan, the sixteen months old son of MT. and Mrs. Lamar Jernigan, who has been critically i'll with pneumonia for several weeks, died yesterday afternoon.
 The funeral occurred at the family residence on Montgomery street at 10 o'clock this morning, conducted by Rev. S. H. Campbell of the First Baptist Church. The interment took place at Oakwood Cemetery.
 The amateur performance given for the benefit of the Elks building fund came off last night and every available seat in the opera house was filled.
 The performance consisted of farce comedy, "A Friend of the Whole Family" interspersed with attractive songs and other interesting features. Gloves, white and cOIOred, cleaned as good as new and as soft. No OdOF.
 Montgomery French Dry Cleaning GO.
 Phone 113. POS Dexter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
nr.a.snr nf r,nrA r,lnh.

The members of the Do As You Please Card Club were delightfully."- entertained on +wedneeday afternoon by Mrs. Re Hersfeld at her home on Lamar Street. The parlors were tastefully adorned with palms and vases of choice cut flowers. Six hand euchre was played, and the trophy. a beautiful gold hat pin, was won by Mrs. B. Topper. Mrs. Wolf of Louisville was presented with some pretty handkerchiefs. After the games two course luncheon was serv-
 Mrs. Rudolph Richards will be host ess for the club members next Wednes- day afternoon.
 Social amd Personal.
 Mrs. R. F. Yeatman of Marion is here today with friends.
 Mss Louise Garber of Demopolis was in the city yesterday.
 Mir. Binder of Atlanta is here today on business.
 Mrs. Albert Meyer Is spending day or so in Monteomery with relatives
 Mrs. Nat Kayser of Atlanta is the guest of Mrs. R. Herzfeld at her home on Lamar Street
 Miss Julia Yeatman of Jeliks. Ala, Is in the city today with friends.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. Wolff. who have been here for the past two weeks vis-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Death of J, B. Berry,

Dadeville. March 7,-(Special )-J. B. Berry. an old citizen of Dadeville. and the best known newspaper man of East Alabama died at his home here yes- terday afternoon after brief illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
xv,.y faav. n supper.

Tuesday night Troop c, Dallas Dra. goons, will tender to the members oI the Troop and number of frienos a supper. A tempting menu Tor the oc- casion has been prepared and the occa- sion Will prove most deiightfui ohs'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
tNiIi fsIvn . Ranqnet.

Next Tuesday night two lodses oi Odd Fellows of the city will give 2 banquet to their members. The anair wilt prove . most enjcyabie one ana the evening will be most pleasantly spent by all who will attend.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

For T0day's Dessert. With Spring im the air like this. naturally we think of something nice and cool for the dinner. Ice Cream beats everything. Any flavor you want at
 RANDY KITCHEN. x1ind and Hyatt Phone sS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
rhaprea a Money Order.

if. D. Floyd this mornig there was fried James Grace, a negro. He was charged with having violated Section K463 of the United States postal laws, ar which is, that he changed post ofFlce money order after the same had been issued.
 The negro was bound over to await the actions of the next Federal grand kaary in the sum of $250.
 The postal order was issued from
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
DEMOCRATS OF CALHOUN.
They Meet And Provide For T

They Meet And Provide For The
 Primaries.
 Anniston. March 7--(Special)--The Calhoun County Democratic Executive committe met here today and set May IS as the date for the first primary and named June for the second.
 There was some objection to a second primary. it being argued that piurali- ty vote ought to settle the thing SO AS to avoid the expense of a second race. This argument was strongly op- posed however, 1t being argued that Democratic doctrine meant the rule Of majority and the opposition subsided.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

FOR TODAY'S DINNER. Cream Puffs 25cts. a dozen. Order as early as possible from
 RANDY KITCHEN. Hind and Hyatt Phone 55.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

E. M. cothren and Mel Morrison left this afternoon for Richmond, Va. on . business trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
SLOW TO QUALIFY
STATE CANDIDATES ARE NOT MAX
 ING GOOD.
Hkex Have Two Months In Which to Make Retmrns--Mz.cfeanfs Try
 20 Wreck Freight
Advertiser Bureau.


 Candidates for the different ofiices to be voted Tor in the approaching state urinaries are qualifying slowly But few of the candidates have so Tar qual- ifAd by sending their names and the neceasary amount to Chairman H. B. D. Mallory to get their names upon the tickets.
 while few candidates have qualified fhe prospective candidates still have nearly two months time in which to oet their names placed upon the ticket. Chairman Mallory said this morning that the names of candidates could De placed upon the ticket until fif- teen days before the day of election hui thaf he wanted all of the eandi- dates to qualify by May 1.
 So far only six candidates have qual- fled by sending in their names to Chairman Mallory with an aecompa- nvinr cheek to cover the cost. Two of these candidates are for Congress ana two for electors while the other two are for different State offices.
 The candidates who have qualified are as follows: T. J. Hall and A. A. Wiley. candidates for Congress from the Second Congressional District; Lee Cowart. candidate for elector from the Ninth Congressional District; Robison Brown. candidate for elector from the Sixth congressional District; John H. Wallace, Jr., candidate for the oftice Of Game and Fish Commissioner; Lucien Gardner candidate for Chancellor Of the Southeastern Chancery Division.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

The Commissioner of Agriculture and successful farmers everywhere en- dOrse our acid phosphates and Day break Fertilizers. Marks & Gayle. If
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

itins their daughter. Mrs B. Topper. have returned to their home in Lou isville. Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Wirl Gix. pnrI,n ham.

The Harmony Club Is making ar- arrangements for their annual Purim Ball. which will be given at the club rooms on Alabama Street on the evening of March IT. The affair will be most delightful one and promises to eclipse in grandeur all other entertainments which have been given by the club.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Hamilton Boykin and son. Samue Boykin, passed through the city today on their way to Tildsn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Mrs. Louis Takuiski of Shreveport, La. Is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs. Louis Krohenberg on Alabama Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

tomorrow afternoon for Jacksonville, Fla, where he will spend several days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
TCE CREAM.

Arthur Rives and A. O. Payne left this afternoon forNLouisvIlie. Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Conwrenalonal Committee.

The Fourth District Congressional Committee met here this afternoon ana called a primary election of Congress- men on May 18th and a meeting Of the committee here on May 29. to can vass the returns
 resolution to call a convention to elect delegates and alternates to the Denver convention was defated. This resolution was introduced by ". T. Edmondson, Jr., of Calhoun.
 Fred L. Blackmon was elected Chair man of the new committee Eight members were present.
 Fine vaudeville bill at THEATO th,. week.
 See program Page 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08
Attemptea to wreek T,raln.

Some unknown persons attempted to wreck a freight train on the Myrtle wood branch of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Marengo county last night. The attempt was not suc- eessful and the train was not dam aged
 Immediately after it was discovered Sheriff Grant of Marengo county was notified and hurried to the scene and eince than he has been working on the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

Fine vaudeville bill at THEATO this week.
 See program Page 3.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

The attempt to wreck the freight train was made at Watkins Creek tank, three miles th.s side of Linden. As the train was passing that point two large cross-ties were discovered upon the track. The train was just slowing down to make a stop when the engine encountered the two cross-ties and no damage was done.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-08

New shantung Rough Silks in all newest solid cOlOrs Special opening price 66O yard
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
KU CZCI TAFTA.

Cincinnati, Ohio, II lipca. -
Ma mityngu odbytym tn pomie-
dzy czlonkami klubow republi-
kanskich, uchwalono w dniu 28
lipca kiedy Taft zostanie oficyal-
ME zawiadomiony nominacyi,
.urzadzic demonstracye ma czesc
kandydata prezydencyalnego.
Program uroczystosci bedzie ma
stepujacy o godz. 7 rano saliva
z 26 dial. O godz. 8 we wszyst-
kich parkach zaczna grac orkie-
stry; koncert ten bedzie trivial Ca
1y dzieh. o godz. 10 sztandar "a
merykanski zostanie rozwiniety
ponad mieszkaniem Tafta. o 60
dzinie II zawiadomienie Tafta o
nominacyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11

czni marynarze Otrzymaja zape-
wne urlop ma WyladOWanie, lecz
ME trzeba dowodzic, IL to mic ME
ma wsp6lnego cwiczeniem W
lqdowaniu sill zbrojnych.
Konszachty turecko niemiec-
kic. Konstantynopolski korespon-
dent echo de Paris" telegrafuJe
swemu pismu tre5c bardzo inte-
resujacej rozmowy, ktora mia{ Z
pewnq wybitna osobistoScia po-
litycznq w sprawie pobytu jene-
raIa pruskiego Won der Goltz W
Konstantynopolu.
Polityk o5wiadczyI, re porozu-
mienie sic rosyjsko angielskle
wywolaIo W Turcyi zywy niepo-
koj, bo dotychczas przeciwieh-
stwa miedzy Anglia Rosya Po-
zwalaly Turcyi ma ignorowanie
zadan obustronnych zachowanie
wzglednei samodzielno5ci.
Obecnie, gdy rywalizacya mic
dzy Anglia Rosyq ustala, rad
turecki pragnie zacieSnic swoJe
stosunki Niemcami. w tym ce-
In tylko sultan zatwierdzif MEDIA
VINO umowe w sprawie kolei bag
dadzkiej, kt6ra zapewnia Mem
com ogromne korzySci W Azyi
Mniejszej.
Jeneraf pruski Won der Goltz
przybyf do Konstantynopola
wskutek zaproszenia ze strony
suItana, kt6ry chce wybadac, czy
rad niemiecki ME zgodzifby sic
ma zawarcie formalnego sojuszu
Turcyq. Cesarz Wilhelm zdaje
sic sprzyjac tym zamiarom, / Z
jego strony Won der Goltz otrzy-
mai polecenie, ably przygotowaf
sultana ma jego wizyte W Kon-
stantynopolu. Wizyta ia nastapl
prawdopodobnie w zwi9zku z
projektowana wycieczka cesarza
Wilhelma do Jerozolimy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
PROCES KS. EULENBURGA.

Berlin, II lipca. - Ksiaze FL
lip zu Eulenburg byl zmuszony
powodu swego procesu krzy-
woprzysiestwo wydac insignia
orderu Czarnego Orla, ktorym go
cesarz swego czasu odznaczyf.
Podobno uczynil to ma osobiste
zadanie cesarza. Chociaz rozpra-
wy sadowe odbywaja sic przyl
zamknietych drzwiach, zaintere-
sowanie tym procesem rosnie z
kazdym dniem, bo przy badaniu
sadowem wychodza ma jaw szcze-
g6fy, ktore zwracaja uwage ma
zdeprawowanie wyzszych sfer to-
warzystwa niemieckiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
OLBRZYMI TRUST.

L)ndyn, II lipca. - Wedlug
doniesien "Iron and Steel Trades
Journal, uformowaf sic miedzy-
narodowy trust stalowy. w sk}ad
narod6w, ktore wchodza do tel
olbrzymiej kombinacyi przemy-
slowej, naleza:
Stany Zjednoczone, reprezen-
towane przez trust stalowy, z
produkcyq roczna 100000 ton
i kapitalem $I,ooo.ooo.Ooo.
Belgia, wszystkie wieksze ia
bryki tego kraju, produkcya
$4,000 tonn.
Rosya, try wielkie okregi ia
bryczne, wciqz zwiekszajaca sic
produkcya, przechodcaca obe-
cnie 100000 ton.
Niemcy - czterech najwiek-
szych fabrykant6w produkuja-
cych okoto 100000 ton.
Og6lna produkcya caiego Swia-
ia w roku 1907 wyraziia sic licz-
ba 100000 tom, w rekach o.
becnej kombinacyi przemys}owej
bedzie 100000 ton, czyli dwie
trzecie ,przeszlo caiej produkcyi,
Nowym tym trustem srodze do
tknieta bedzie Anglia, ktora r'e
bedzie w stanie konkurowac Z ce-
nami, jake poczatkowo dla zmu-
szenia przylaczenia sic opornych
trustowi, naznaczy zarzqd tego OIL
brzymiego zwiazku stalowego.
Ma rynkach angielskich panuje
tego powodu wielkie zamiesza-
ME. Poszczegolni angielscy fabry-
kanci, ktorych wyprodukowanie
stall kosztuje drozej, niz obecne
juz nawet ceny stall pozamiejsco-
wei, przewiduja zupefny upadek
rrzemyslu stalowego anglelskie-
60.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
Garybaldczyk u Papieza.
Pojednanie rzadu w|oskiegO papiezem bIiskie.
OLBRZYMI TRUST.
ObOstrzenia WOjskOWe W Niemczech. - Process KS.
Euenburga - Trzesienie ziemf. - POgfOska reWO-
Iucyi Serbii. - Rome.

Process o zdrade stanu prowa-
dzony W ostatnich tygodniach
przed sadem wojennym zakon-
czony skazaniem ma wieloletnie
wiezienie kilku sierzantow | niz-
szych oficerow, wykazal dokiad-
ME zupelne niedbalstwo wyz-
szych oficer6w i brak wszelkiego
poczucia obowiazku, co uiatwilo
winowajcom wydobycie tax waz-
nych dokumentow.
w dobrze poinformowanych
koIach spodziewaja sic, re co mai
mniej poIowa wyzszych oficerow.
7 korpusu wojsk dostanie W mai
bIizszym czasie dymisye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11

Rzym, II lipca. Achilles Faz-
zari, towarzysz i zwolennlk Ga
ribaldiego, byl wczoraj ma audy-
encyi ii papieza, kt6remu zlozyl
w podarunku wspanialy kodekS
byzantyjski otrzymany przed ME
dawnym czasem Cd krola.
Ojciec Swiety mowil o swej
goracej milosci Wioch chwalil
kr6la. Uzalaf sic mad strajkiem
robotnikow rolnych i nedza kleru
ma poIudniu. Gdy Fazzari wyra-
zil sic, re nar6d oczekuje s}owa
pojednania Cd papieza, Ojciec
5wiety przyjqi to iaskawie a ma
wet powiedzial, re on ufa, re
OpatrznoSc do tego doprowadzi.
wadzi.
Wizyta Il papieza zrobiia wiel-
kie wrazenie ma Fazzarim. u
trzymuje on, re papiez wiele
zdziaia dla WIoch i dla ludzko-
sci.
Por6wnywa} papieza do Carl
baIdiego to bylo powodem je-
go audyencyi, kt6ra w poczatku
chciano zachowac W tajemnicy.
Papiez przyjmuje siebie de-
putowanych / starych garybald-
czyk6w i ME gardzi podarunkami
cd kr6la, oczywiScie ME bezpo-
Srednio.
Wszystko to wskazuje ma BIZ
skie pojednanie Kwirynafu Wa
tykanem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
KONJUNKTURA SLABA.

New Yoik. II lipca. - w han
dlu panuje cisza letnia, ale wido-
XII obfitych zbiorow dodaja otu-
chy kupcom, to tez panuje ogol,
ne przekonanie, re sezon jesien-
ny sic ozywi. TAX jak ma poczat,
ku paniki finansowej, tax i tera7
drobni handlarze ograniczaja sic
do jak najmniejszei ilosci zam6'
wien. %
w przemysle znac nieco vie.
cej ozywienia, anizeli w tygod,
niu poprzednim. Wz przemyslS
stalowymz zelaznym panuje cia.
gle przygnebienie, pomimo, zni
zenia cen "a rude zelazna.
w ubiegajacym dis tygodnir
zanotowano 246 bankructw, "
przeciwstawieniu do 185 w tyn
samym tygodniu roku poprzed
niego, 143 W r. 1906, IS w r. 100;
i 2o3 W r. 1904.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
OGLOSZENIE FUNDUSZ0W
WYDAWANYCH MA KAN
PANIE.
Hot Springs, Va, II lipca.

Hot Springs, Va, II lipca. -
Odby}a sic tn konferencya pomie-
dzy Taftem, republikanskim kan
dydatem ma urzad prezydenta
Stanow, a Hitchcockiem, pre-
wodniczacym republikanskiego
komitetu narodowego. Ma konfe
rencyi omawiano sprawe ogla
szania publicznego funduszow
przeznaczonych ma kampanie wy
borcza, Zgodzono sic fundusze te
og}aszac, poniewaz W ten sposob
wykaze sic narodowi, re ME tax
wiele pieniedzy wydaje sic ma po-
lityke.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11
Denver, Colo, II lipca.

Denver, Colo, II lipca. -
Wczoraj odbyl sic ostatni dzien
obrad narodowej konwencyi de-
mokratycznej. o godz. 10 pred
poiudniem Ollie James, jeden Z
glownych przywodc6w, Prowa-
dzacy kampanie Bryana, otrzy-
NAL cd niego telefonem zawiado-
mienie, re ma vice prezydenta zy-
czy sobie mice Johna w. Kern Z
Indiany. James posluszny wezwa-
niu swojego pana przeszedl sic cd
delegacyi do delegacyi, "a kaz-
dem zblizeniem sic wypowiada-
.jac te kilka slow: "Chlopcy glo-
suicie "a Kernem". S1owa te by1y
rozkazem dla poslusznych Brya-
nowi delegat6w. To tez pomimo
kilku innych postawionych kan
dydatow, Kernowi oddano nomi-
nacye przez aklamacye.
Ma tenn w rzeczywistoSci "a
konczyf sic ostatni dzien obrad
narodowej konwencyi demokra-
tycznej.
Fairview, Neb., II lipca. - Po
raz pierwszy cd zesz}ego wtorku
William Jennings Bryan byl W
stanie udac sic wczeSniej ma spo-
czynek. Cd czasu otwarcia kon-
wencyi Bryan ma dobe ME sypial
wiecej, niz try godziny. Po y
trzymaniu wiadomosci o nomina-
waniu Kerna kandydatem ma wi
ce prezydenta, Bryan wyslai ma
tychmiast do niego telegram z
powinszowaniem.
Wczoraj rano O godz. 7 Bryan
pOdn1od sic ioZka, pOnleWaZ
do domu jego przyszli gratula-
cyami jego sasiedzi. Bryan kaz-
demu Mich uScisnaf serdecnie
dion, poczem przemowii kilka
slow podziekowania.
Do Halla, nowo wybranego
przewodniczacego demokratycz-
nego komitetu Stanu Nebraska
wyslal depesze, w ktorej zapra-
sza wszystkich delegatow do Sic
bic.
Washington, D. c., II lipca. -.
Kluby demokratyczne dystryktu
Kolumbii obchodziiy wczoraj u
roczyScie nominacye Williama J.
Bryana. Ma placu, gdzie stoi po-
mink Washingtona, dano salwe
46 dzial, t. j. po jednym strza-
lie ma kazdy Stan.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-11

iowa, polityks Pojednawcza, ro-
zumnq i szczera, co moze przy-
czynic sic tylko do utrwalenia
pokoju. (Oklaski ma lewicy w
centrum).
Prasa francuska stwierdza, ze
rozprawy mad interpelacya marc
kanska W parlamencie ME przy-
niosIz mic nowego. Wotum zau-
fania, ktore Rad otrzyma}, bylo
spodziewane; dzlenniki po}urze-
oowe wyrazaja zadowolenie, pod
MOSAIC, re 800 poslow, glosuj9-
cych "a rzadem, stanowlq poWa-
znq wiekszoSc, co dowodzi, &c
wiekszosc ia ME podziela pesy-
mizmu opozycyi.
Manewry floty. "Frankfurter
Ztg." pisze:
Cwiczenia praktyczne, ktore
marynarka angielska urzadza w
roku biezqcym ma morzu Po}noc-
mem, przybiora znacznie szersze
rozmiary Mill poprzednie. O..
procz floty w6d ojczystych wez-
mie w Mich udziai jeszcze eska-
dra Srodziemnomorska flOtyla
-podwodna, co razem uczyni oko-
10 300 okretow, miedzy nieml 28
pancernikow, 70 krazownikow O.
pancerzonych, 50 krazownikow
lzejszych, a reszto = kontrtorpe-
dowce, torpedowce i 1odzie pod
wodne. Rozwiniecie tax znacznej
silly ma manewrach, dajace sic IL
sprawiedliwic ogromem floty an
gielskiej w og6le, tfumaczone jest
przez niekt0re dzienniki niemie-
ckie jako nieprzyjazna wzgledem
Niemiec demonstracya politycz-
ma. Natomiast prasa angielska,
juz okazyi odwiedzin Chrystya-
Mi przez czeSc floty, zaznaczala
wyraznie, il wizyta ME ma zna-
czenia politycznego, ami jawnego,
ami ukrytego. mic ME jest bar
dziej cd prawdy oddalone jak
twierdzenie, ze Rad angielski
pracuje nadal mad urzeczywist-
nieniem, przypisywanego mu pla-
MI okrazenia Niemiec wrogiemi
kombinacyami -dyplomatyczne-
mi" pisze "Standard", i W tym
.tez duchu odbywaly sic uroczy-
stosci w Chrystyanii ma Geese an
gielskiej eskadry urzadzane. Mia
sto podejmowa}o anglelsklch go
Sci bankietem, ma ktorym mad
burmistrz ilord Beresford zazna-
czy1i w toastach serdecznoSc sto-
sunkow angielsko norweskich
w tych dniach przybywa Gala
seskadra pod Esbjerg W Jutlandyi,
gdzie nastapia dluzsze cwiczenia,
Oczywiscie W obcem pahstwie
ME moze bye mowy cwicze-
mach W ladowaniu, zapowiada-
nych przez niektore dzienniki
Jak zazwyczai, tax obecnie, Ii