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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.

II y Olsen aud Annie Fisher tbeif
hrirS. Successors and assigns
Yuu are hereby notified that tho nm
d,r-isurd has expended To- labor aud
improvements TIN sum 81 ON, hundred
dollars for each af In years laaf aud
laa7 upon tia, following claim. tasWirz
Golden Hrl Association situated on
G9dd erych. tHhHtary Co American
rLHer- Port Clearance Mining District
b=triet Of Alaska Recorded III Nj
-. page 1870.
And you are further notified that if
Wi do not, within ninety t9m davs
from thu date oI nHai puhHcuuou mere
- cause to he paid 10 the undersigned.
Sour rrorortiouatr shares ct safd rx-
penditurr-, AS ca-eWucrs. Your inter-
ests IN said claim VIII become the prop
erJy of the undersigned. under section
at Revised Statutes of thu United
States
WM. RARIS.
Co-owner.
First publication Aug. \. 1905
Last publication Noy. :. 1903
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22
WHERE cAmPHoR is FOUND.

Most af the camphur that supplies
our part nf the world Is brought from
thu iaf-aWay island of Farmasu. winch
Formerly belonged to china. but is now
under JHanrsr supervision The CAM
pHur gum is the product Of il tree. "a
sort of gigantic laWraf and JEy-c for
csts arr - damp that ua white man
can liz 81 work iH t#eH and aI the
gum has consequently Is h. gathered
10y Tire uatlVts-EN
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22
SUMMONS.
No. 1862.

No. 1862.
lh tile District Court rpr The District
Of Alaska, Second Division
\. NJ Hansen, plaiutn. IS MaHda
Hansen. defendant
The PRO- Int Of the United States
IF America To Manda Hansen defend
AMI, greeting;
You are hereby summoned and re-
irrd TO appear and answer the CO
paiHt against YOU. now ON file in this
cause, in tho above entitled court.
within thirty G0 DAYS after the com
plarion of tho period Of The publication
OF This summon to-Wtt. within thirty
DAYS after the eth day Of November.
1goS. And you are hereby notified that
if YOU fam to appear ana answer said
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22

200 elegant Overcoats just
arrived. Your choice for a
few days only, . per cent off.
GAFFNEY'S
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS or
ESIATE.

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court fur fh. gars Sum. Precinct
m %. Second Division 81 re. ulz-
frict ~ Alaska. sitting as Fr"-
hat,. court
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-22
Classified Ads.

All Classified Ada MIST DE Pa n
Advance.
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WANTED.
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Maulz e.am. .tfl.as J. smith ~
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house. hy gpnd eaaa AID baker. Al
dress Albert Nugget afIar.
WANTED An ezl.-f 4trrerratI4-f
.Iezifez position faf the winter y.
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FOR SALE.
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Nt"s.f
FOX SALE rm- rIaaa s. Dahl
b"bhs' studio
RICK RANCH: enad - Now. Al i
bargain In4ats elart LuaG-5
Company office
Efrssrr-' grains. for horse faaa
cheap. NJ Nom. brewery Also 1aaa
bricks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
WATERFOWL JOTTiNGS

Garret Lynch of Bristol is visiting at F.. P. MeGowan's.
 Winthrop Futile. a student at Taft's school, is ill with rheumatic fever.
 Dr C. w. Jackson is having a large addition built onto lis sani- torium.
 Walter and Wallace Atwood have gone to StratfOrd to attend the fu- neral of their sister. Mrs Stevens.
 It is reported that J. ]. Keiity, the grocer. had made a settlement with his creditors and would soon resume business at the old stand. .
 The annual meeting of the Wa tertOwn Village Improvement society was held last evening and the fol- lowing officers elected for the ensu- ing year: President. \. D. Taft: vice-president. Mrs Merritt Hemin- way; secretary, F. B. Hickox: treas urer. C. B. MattOon; executive com mittee. W. ]. Munson. E. W. Wheel CT. R. J. Ashworth, F. ]. Working, Mrs J. A. Buckingham. Mrs F. B. Noble. Mrs N. F.. Brahen. Mrs C. W. dickson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
KELLEY'S FAT CONTRACT.
Said to Get S6.OOO at Boston. With a
 Possible Bonus.

Joe Kelley. who has succeeded Fred Penney as manager of the Boston Ma tiOual league team. signed uOva' contract with President George B D0vey. the Boston magnate. in the office of IT. C. Pulliam. president of the National league. in The st Jame- building. New York. Saturday KeIIer put h.s name t0 two years contract. calling for 8 large salary and alsa stipulatinE that Kelley is 10 receive a certain additional bonus for each place the Boston team finishes above the fifth notch If Kelley can land the Beaueaters in third place. for fn- stance. he may receive sZ 000 extra uT s1.090 fer each position above the stipulated rating It was also a con diriOn 0f the contract that KeFley should have full charge Of the team with absolute power. to disripIsue- re- lease trade and sign slI players Dur ing the National league meeting at the Waldorf Astoria last month Kef- lev and Dgvev practically agreed up- on terms after Kelley had first de handed a salary 0f sze- -e8a for three vezrs It is understood that the cor tract signed by EeIIey calls for about ss- -989 for one seaso1-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15

held yesterday, the Following officers | were elected directors for the ensu- | ing year are as follows: George A. 1 Futile, Freemont w. Tolles, Dwight r. Mills and Arthur H. Dayton: as. | Sistant cashier, George NJ. Rumney;
 assistant cashier, George T. Wigmore. The civil case of the West End Cigar
 Co of Bridgeport vs George Teschler
 of Union City, was tried yesterday be- l fore Justice of the Peace John NJ. Me
 Donough. Attorney O'Conncll of F Derby appeared for the plaintiff. | Judgment was given in favor of the | plaintiff to recover the sum of S11.15,
 with costs. An appeal was taken to | the next term of the district court,
 held in Waterbury.
 The case of William Dunn that | was to have been tried in the borough
 court this morning was again post
 poned, this time until next Tuesday morning, presumably because Allen was not on hand this morning as was expected. It was thought that Allen would be here this morning at the time for opening court, but up to the time of writing he had not reached here. When his case comes up for trial he will also be defended by Senator Kennedy. who is looking af- ter Dunn's interests in the case. There was a large crowd on hand when the doors of the court room were opened to-day and much disap- pointment was expressed when it was learned that the cases had been put over until next Tuesday.
 At meeting of the Working Girls club held last night the following of ficers were elected: President, K. Maude Smith; vice-president, Susie Warren; secretary, Mary Shannahan; assistant secretary, Christian Seng stacken: treasurer, Catherine Shu- grue; assistant treasurer. Margaret Clifford. The meeting of the state as- sociation will be held in Naugatuck this year and committees have been appointed to arrange for the affair. There is magazine issued in the in terest of the Working Girls clubs and it is called the Club Worker. Miss Fannie Woods has been appointed agent A free trip is offered to the club which sends in the largest num- Der of subscriptions for the year and as Naugatuck won the prize two years years ago the members are anxious that they again come out ahead in this contest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
0AKWILlE HAPPENINGS

Mrs William Davidson and son of Main street are on the sick list.
 Calvin Harding. formerly clerk at the OakTiIle station, was recent visitor in this vicinity
 This evening at < O'clock Rev ]. A. StansfieId wishes Co meet the men of All saints parish. at the church. fOr the purpose of forming a Bible class.
 ". C- HungprforI has evidently changed his plans about opening 8 drug store here. as parties from Hart ford have bought out Mr HungerfUr,I's entirr business and the idea af a drug store wiIl probably be abandoned
 Miss Bertha MrDunaId. q New Ha- 1en nurse who has bpen caring for Mrs F. \ Lake. of Falls avenue. re- turned to New Haven yeSterl1y. Mrs Lake Is rapidly recovering from tue rfTeets of the operation which she re- gently uHdprweut
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
WATERVlLLE

T. J. Nelson of Bridgeport was in town yesterday on business trip.
 Mrs Edward Wallace is confined to her home on Thomaston avenue with an attack of the grip.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace NJ. E. church will serve supper tonight from 5:30 to o'clock.
 J. NJ. Baril, engineer at the Amer ican Pin Co, is able to be around with the aid of couple of canes.
 About thirty of the young folks in the vile gave James Gift. Jr, a birthday surprise party last evening at his home on Byron street.
 The Young Peoples society of St Pauls parish entertained a large number of their friends in the vile last evening at the parish hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
CHESS.
International Masters Tournament ill
 Vienna.

Aided by an endowment bestowed by Emperor Francis Joseph, the Vienna Chess club is preparing for an international masters tournament which. according to advices received yesterday, will open in the rooms of the club, No Wallnerstrasse, on March p. The congress is being ar ranged in cOmmemoratiOn of the AustrO- Hungarian ruler, in whose honor the jubilee congress, won by Dr Tarrasch, after d tie with Pillsbury, the American champion, was held ten years ago. Baron Albert de Roths- child is identified with the Vienna Chess club and will lend his support to the new project.
 Fifteen thousand eight hundred crowns has been set apart for a prize fund, to be distributed as follows: First prize, 1000 crowns; second, 3,JO0 crowns; third, 5000 crowns, fourth. 2,OO0 crowns; fifth, 1.200 crowns; sixth. 800 crowns: seventh, 600 crowns; eighth, 400 crowns; ninth, 300 crowns and tenth. 200 crowns.
 Frank J. Marshall will represent the United States in this tournament, and it is probable that Dr F. Lasker, the champion, now on his way to Eng land. will also he on hand, and in that case he will also play for Am erica.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
FRANK (sPUDl MURPHY.
Clever Bi-State Third Baseman to Go
 With Holvoke.

MOnson. Jan. 15.-F'rank tSuud ? Murphy. who has won fame as third baseman for the Mons0n Bi-State league team during the last two sea sDns. has signed with the HOIyOke team Of the Connecticut league Spud has an enviable record as a ball play CT and is a good all around man. but al third he has been particularly brilliant. and he expects tD play that position with HoivUke Murphy bat fed for an even 100 last season and he and Wallace were the only Bi-Stat- CTS who worked the squeeze with any success This is Nurphy's strong hold. and with any good partner he works it to perfection.
 His venture with HolyUEp wiII uOt he his first in Connecticut league ball as he was with Springfield some time in 1906. Manager Dan O-NeiI of the PonieS was satisfied with MurphE-s work on third bat at the players own request gave him his freedom when Spud received an sIluriuE offer from MunsDn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
THE STARLIGHTs WON.

In the Boys club gymnasium last night the S;arlights of the club tackled the Pirates of the Y M. ,'. A in basketball and whipped them to the tune of 20 tO Ie- Kemp rf the Starlights played a star game The Iiue-up-
 Kemp and Eenney. forwards Parker. BoueH and Srhwsrtz- guards Bronker- center
 Pztehea and Spsaro. for wards. J. Smith and Wilson. guards: M. WfIso1. center.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
LONG WALK ON WAGER.
Bartender Will Do a Twentv-Four
 Hour Stunt.

Thompsonville. Jan. 15.-Will.am F. Stone, a local bartender. has bet S with J. c. Moakler of the Thomp- sonville hotel that he can walk from here to Worcester. Mass. sixty-three miles. within 24 hours. The money has been posted and Stone will att tempt to accomplish the feat Thurs day or Friday of this week and he will be accompanied on his walk by George Finch. who will act as his trainer Mir MOakler's representative will ride in a carriage and the stipu- lation made is that Stone must walk twelve hours for two days and the task must be done within the second day of the trip. Stone has never be- fore been known as a walker.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
WEIGHT LIFT CHAMPIONSHIP.
Big Match Arranged Between Two
 Champions.

Articles of agreement were signed Monday night for championship weight lifting contest between Andy A. Kandrat, the well known Brooklyn strong man, and Achilles, the Greek champion, who claims to hold the weight lifting championship of Eu- rope. The match is for a side bet of $1.00O, and is to be held Jan 23 in Palace hall Each side posted a for felt of $50 Monday night for appear ance. As a special feature Warren Lincoln Travis. the champion weight litter of the world, will act as judge. As a preliminary to the big match, Nick" Munday, the champion mid dleweight wrestler of Brooklyn will meet the Terrible Russian Giant"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
DOLLS ]!

Green Trading Stamps FREE at Halpern's Bargain Store.
 Bring this coupon and make pur' chase of soc and you will receive 10 $. X H. Stamps FREE.
 We want to make the little girls happy with dolls this Christmas, and have cut prices one-half. Undressed, jointed Dolls. "A inch
 es tall, worth $3.50, our price.
 -..... pi.So Undressed. jointed Dolls, worth
 9Sc, our price ....... ..... 49c Dressed and undressed Dolls, worth
 50c, now ....... ... .R... 2oc Beautiful dressed Dolls, 21 to 24 inches tall, worth $2.50 to
 $3.5O, at ....... .O8c to $1.5O Teddy Bears, regular prices $1,
 $50, $2 and 8. for this sale..
 ....s 65c, SIPS, $1.49 and $2.25 DOLL CARRIAGES AND GO-CARTS Regular price $4.9S, sale price $3.9s Regular price $1.9S, sale price SIPS Regular price $1.25, sale price. roc
 TELEPHONE 125s.2. N. '. Bargain Store. N 2Ss zS@ ST:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15

It is very important and in fact it is absolutely necessary to health that we give relief to the stomach prompt Iy al the first signs of trouDIe Take something once in a while. especially after meals. zOmethfnE ike KODcT. for dyspepsia and fndieestion- Tt EfII enable your stomach to do it's work properly. Sold by Buckingham pharmzcy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
CARPET BOwIERS.
Mattatuck Council Defeated the
 Team from New Haven.

In Red Mems hall on Monday evening Mattatuck council. Royal Ar eanum. met a team from the Live Oak council of New Haven in a game of carpet bowling It was a well contested game and was wen by the home team by the score of 9 to :. The lineup and score:
 Mattatuck-Ernest Totten. George F.. Taylor. John Schell. F. \. Camp. c. F. Moore.
 Live Oak-J. l. Harney. C. W Kelsey. l. P. Grifin. D. A. Wilson. J. W. Kessel.
 The score:
 Mattstuek. OI0II IO4O z-s Live Oak. 100 030I0 0-1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15

Dewitt-s Little Early Rizsrs are ths tss4 pills known sold by Bgckiug- han pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
CELIA CROWD BEATS BOOKIES
Sea Swell Backed as a Good Thing Wins Easily at New Orleans.

Wins Easily at New Orleans.
 New Orleans. Jan. l5.-Again the Celia crowd trounced the bookmakers at the Fair grounds race track, In the opening event, for baby racers, l.. A Celia had his Cesarion colt, Sea Swell entered, and the tip got around that Celia and his clique were going tC 'cop." This set the betting crowd tc business, and the way the money came in on the Celia colt kept the bookies busy, and at post time s to was the best offered and very little of that.
 Kinder had the leg up. ana he man. aged to get his mount off well and after being an early contender drew away in the stretch to win easily from the long shot, Tom Holland, with Pa triot getting the small end of the purse. The winners follow:
 First Race.-Sea Swc.l. first; Tom Holland, second; Patriot, third.
 Second Race.-Maie Fletcher, first Donaldo, second: Joyfll Lady. third.
 Third Race.-Lucy Marie, first; Fire Opal, ;-cond; Constantia, third.
 Fourth Race-Belle Strome, first Miss Strome, second: Black Mantilla, third
 Fifth Race.-Comedienne, first Teo Beach. second; Rebel Queen, third.
 Sixth Race.-Docile, tirst Ivanhoe, second; Flavigny, third.
 HshIanders Are Strong, Says Mack.
 Philadelphia. Jan. 15.-COnnie Mack, manager of the Athletics, who return ed to the Quaker City from his coast trip. was in a talkative humOr and had much to say about the prospects for the American league race of 1908. The way Connie looks at things it is impossible now to pick the nennant winner but he thinks the Highlanders have been immeasurably strengthened by the recent deals and pays a big compliment to Clark Griffith for Ob- taining Harry Niles, player first spotted by Mack and who was lost to the Columbia parkers because no one was foxy enough to see how he could ha cnyarad m
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
We Offer 10 Stamps Free
 With the Following:

l can Old Dutch Cleaner ........ 1Oc l package Mule Team Borax ..... 12c l package Magic Washing Crystals 1Oc package A. & P. Buckwheat =. 1Oc package A. & r. Pancake Flour 1Oc packages A. X P. Gelatine, each 5c Z cakes A. X P. Securing Soap, each 5c cakes A. X P. Castle Soap, made
 from pure olive oil ....... each 5c l can A. & P. Cocoa, equal to any on
 the market oOc 300 Branch Stores in United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15

The Best Teas, Coffees, Groceries, Eggs, Butter, Cheese and Canned Goods at LOWEST PRICES. CLUSTER RAISINS, Basket Brand,
 regular price Ice, sale price 1Oc a
 package.
 VALENCIA RAISINS, regular price
 1Oc, sale price 6c a ID. kORN KINKS, regular price 5c a
 package, sale price Sc a package YOUNG LOBSTER, F lb can, regular
 price 22c can, sale price 21c can
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-15
A. & P. CUT PRICE
 LEADERS AND EXTRA STAMPS
BUSY? OF COURSE!

How could we fail to be with 0f- ferings like these?
 <n STAMPS FREE with 1 ID Tea VV 50c and ID Coffee 25c 50 STAMPS with 1 ID 60c Tea. 40 STAMPS with 1 lb 90 Tea. 2S STAMPS with 1 ID 40c Tea. 20 STAMPS with 1 ID 35c Tea. COFFEES, best grown, 1Sc, 2Oc a lb. COFFEES, fancy, 25c, BOG. 32c and
 35c a h.
 50 STAMPS with 1 ID 35c Coffee. 2S STAMPS with 1 ID BOG Coffee. 20 STAMPS with 1 ID 25c Coffee. 10 STAMPS with 1 lb 20c Coffee,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

WIEDFN, 90 czerwca.
Prot DIR. Wahrmund, decent
katolicki lego praWa kosciel-
nego ma 1niiwersy sytecie "
Insbrucku zostaf " ostatnich.
dniach przeni stony na uni
wersytet 1liiemiecki " Pa
DE. Najpr awdop podo obniej stalo
sic to pod wpl.y. y..ena presy1
wywieranej pa konp etentne h
sfery anstr aekiie ze strony
Watykanll. n iado1no bowiem,
- prot. Nahr1nund dofe ma
robiiI wrzaWy przez lsWojje w
klaly broszuIe anty kato-
licka tax e afera stala sic
nietylko poKodem e zi'abuTzeh
na umnimersytet m allstry ryacki,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25

CHERBoURG, FRANCY-
"a. % czerwca. Tutejsi a
.genci ,P6lnocnoniemieckieg
Lloydu" zakazali sWym. ro-
botnikom 2 warsztat0W okre-
towych pobierae napiwki cd
pasazerow "a przenoszenie
ich pakunkoW 2 woz6w ko-
lejoWych do przen enia pa
] .kunk6'W !. N So. sazerskich va
.gon6w przyby1ych = Paryza
na paroWiec Kaiser Viii.
helm der Crosse" " Kompania
okretowa musiala uzyc do to-
go zajecia majtk6w okreto.
wycb.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
PARYZ, % czerwca.

Rad chihski zwr6cif
sic do F'rancyi prosba,
azeby sic zgodzi1a na Wsp6'!ll.-:
ne sledztwo tego Wydarze-
MIA ma granicy Tonkinu, kt6-
lie koszto toWa1o z.ycie jednego
oficera i szesciu zoinierzy,
zabitych przez regularne Wojj-
sko chin nskie. Francya okazu-
.je chee do zgodzenia sic ma
ten projekt, lecz nalezzy spo-
dzieWac sic, ze rezultat ba-
dan ME wypadnie zadowalaja,
60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
LONDYN, % czerWca.

7LONDYN,ll czerWca. -
Angielskie szermierki Q pra-
wa wyborcze dla kobiet (suf-
!, ,azystki) schwycily sic noWe-
go srodka, azeby sWoj eel
agitacyi osiaknac. Otto posta-
noviiy W ostatnin czasie
wydaG odezwe do tych
wszystkich kobiet, ktorez :
tytulu posiadania wlasnosci
niieruchomej lub peWnych
|dochodow sa oboWiazane
placic podatki, azeby ich ME
placiiy tenn 2 strzezeniem,
70 ME mogac one nadal ulzr
nawac praW ydaWanYch
tYllks,o pre- ezczs
|podstaWie tel oaiszWy Wlstlzys #
nal osie jul II kadziesiiA "a:
|5cicielek ,osiad los q
|szczenia podatk,1 tx llIl
|czego wdrozono przeciW MIN
kroki sadoWe. DALE a TEN
|sa1nem WezwaniieIn poszly do
ktorki, aiWok okatki j inlnle, d nie
|chcac row wniiez placic sHycl,
odatk6Wdoc ochodo chnaWel
n,iIno nkarania sadoWego "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
Maryan Czaj kowskii

MaryanI Czajk kEowskii & 4
NH odzieniec parafiii ssw.
z, brzuchp 6W-
Ca, ciieszy sic wiiel kiem poWo-
|dzeniem " miiastach, " kt6-
Tych sic opecnie produkuje.
w Waukegan, Ill, miastec cz-
ku 40 mil Cd Chicago [)ll g o|dda-
lone ~, wyste tepoWal " teatr'zise
harrison j IA zadanie ogol-
ne pub licznosei pozostat m,1-
.sia} tam caly 8 t.ydziie6, wbreW5
przepisom teatraln nym, kt6re
" :mniejs ejszych miastach pre-
trz.y1nuja produkcye Wszel-
kiego rodzaju diva, . najjwy-.
lei try dni. Pan Czaj koWskii
wiidocznie zna sw6j zawod.
)b. Edmund K. Jaree-#
Ii po trzech letnich studyach.
prawa w> North western Uni
versity, otrzymal cd tegozzI
m; nr.r,vf ,.,f attn Y,af font "a asts ss
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
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iElRAZ, ~ z9Fea --
esiana ttl zRs szymu VIA !.
domo6G donos j! ancyi Drar
e WszyscJ se- 81
|EnatoTzy poaIs vie Itorz.yy
soWali als oa.rt,z.s
dziale Koscio1 Il Dd pan silva,
s ON 81 the
sentiae' Z iie ] 'kaz 81 Diskalp
Iran j ran ncuslldi | ID usi q i in il odInakiae
chrzescijahskiego Ioogrzeb,l,
jszeli ipoprzednio ne ls,zylllal
polkIlty &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25
PETERSBURG ~ ezer-

fEIERSBUhNI;, ~ ezer- '
wca. Rosya po zyynifa sta
rania " celu skonstato oWania
| do klad dnego brzmieniia mo-
lsw jaka CESAR Wilhelm
wypoWiiedzial pred dWonna
|dniami pod dczas przegladu
gWardyi konnejj ma placu Do
|eheritz wobec zagranic cznych
aches WojskoWych, ch.o-
cisz dalszych eneyj
tego oczekiwac ME nalezzy.
Ot6z cesarz niemiecki mial
" oWej movie napomknae,
ze NieDncy sa gotowe bronic
Isie przeciw kazdo dorazoW.ym1ll: q:
nieprzyjaciofo fom
Rosyjskie ministervm zagra-.
niczne ME zaprzecza atoli pra.
wa n6w::eniia jakiemus mo-
narsze wobec audytoryum
oiskowego g. .sW,ych zamiaz. mis-
|rach nil litarn,yell j 2 tege
Fpowotfti Aaaio prz va
81 do Wypo edzianych slow
przez Wilhelma Il. W.ypadek.
ten jednak 1astre eczyl nie-.
kt6rym gazetom tutejszy N n
sposobnose do p;sania artyt
kul6w nieprzyjazaych ola
Niemiec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-06-25


CHICAGO, Ill.>W sobote
kr6tko pred p6lnoca, pewiea
gorliWy str6z bezpieczeh-
3stwa podo bno uplanowany n
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