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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
Petitions are Filed

Guthrie, Okla, June 25.-Eight petit
tons of candidates in the coming
primaries for seats In the next leg
islature were received by the state
election board Saturday. Three are
for the senate; ex-senator E. D.
Brownlee OF ingfsher; c. A. skeen
of Marietta. member OF the lower
house Of the recent legislature, and
W D. Stewart Of McCurtain coun-
ty. all democrats. Candidates for
the lower house. all democrats are:
John R McCalla. Of Love Thomas C.
Whitson of Mcclain; Green stovar Of
Latimer; B. T. Williams Of Pushma-
taha, and Albert s. Riddle of Grady
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
NOT CHANGING COUNTY
SEATS

Muskogee. Okla. June 25.-Up to
this time there have been nine county
seat elections held in the new state
to locate permanently the county
seats that we're temporarily designated
by the constitutional convention. OF
these there nave been fve that have
not been changed and four that have
been moved to other towns than those
originally designated.
In Coal county the county seat was
moved from Lehigh 70 coalgate by
vote Of the people: from Westvlne 10
salwell IN Adair county; from Eufau-
Ia to checotah IN Mcintosh county;
from Pond Creek 10 Medford in Grant
county. IN Wagner county. Wagner
retained the county seat, and the same
Is true Of Aioka county, where Atoka
won out over all contestants. Buffalo
won out over Dolby Springs in Harper
county. pauis Valley won out over all
contestants IN GarYn county because
it is within six miles Of the geograph-
ieal center Of the county. and the 9th
er towns did not get 40 per cent Of
the vote cast When a Town is that
near the center Of the county 1t takes
60 per cent. Of all the votes cast TO
move it. In LeFiore county. Poteau,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
GRANTSSTAY
FOR PIERCE
WILL NOT BE BROUGHT BACK
TO TEXAS JUST YET
AWHILE

Austin, Tex, June 25.-H. Clay
Pierce will not be brought back to
Texas to stand trial on the charge Of
false swearing before next October.
While no publication Of the fact was
made at the time, word has been re-
ceiyed that Pierce has asked for re-
hearing before the supreme court of
the United States.
Having twenty days in which to file
his petition for rehearing, the court
adorned before the petition was filed.
This will serve as a stay Of proceed
ing until after the United States su-
preme court meets again in October
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
]. W. OwSIey in Wreck

J. W. Owsley of this city was in
wreck at Rush Springs yesterday, on
his way to Bowie. Tex, but escaped
without injury save a few scratches
on his head.
The wreck was due to an open
switch. allowing a head end collision
between a passenger and freight train.
The engineer Of the passenger train
let his cars Jump the track The en-
tire train was turned over and the alb
sence Of any serious injuries was mi
raculous. Mr.. Owsley says he jumped
through a car window into a mud pud-
die. but was unhurt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
WITHDREW
FROM RACE

Tulsa, Okla, June %. Representa-
tive Woodson Noryell, Of this city,
yesterday withdrew from the race for
congress in the Third congressional
district. This leaves the field open to
James Davenport Of Vinita, the pre-
sent incumbent. Norvell will be a
candidate before the August pri-
maries to succeed himself as fotor-
ial representative from the district
composed of Tulsa and Creek coun-
ties. It is said Mr.. Norvell regards
the prospect Of an election to the
legislatures, provided he secures the
nomination, more favorable than
the chances Of an election to congress
this year
The conditions in the Third con
gressional district which Davenport
carried by over 1000 majority last
year, have undergone great
change in the last six months The
action Of the legislature in impos
ing heavy gross production on tht
oil industry and thereby Gripping it
has alienated much of the oil mer
vote, almost unanimously democrat
ic last year.
From Indications the republican
race will be between Senator Stan
form, of Okmulgee and Charles E
Creager, OF Muskogee, with chances
favoring Creagor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
RESPITE GRANTED

Guthrie, Okla, June 25.--Goyernor
Haskell has granted a respite Of six
ty days to John Hopkins, convicted Of
the murder of Lena Craig, a pretty
school teacher, near Miami. on Janu-
airy 5, and sentenced to hang on June
26. The respite Is given that Hopkins
may appeal to the supreme court.
Hopkins is forty years old and Miss
Craig was nineteen. They were in love
and the girl forgaye the mureder on
her death bed
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
IS OPPOSED TO
BRYAN

Atlanta. Ga. June 25.-At a meeting
of tbs Georgia delegates to the demo
cratic national convention at Denver
it was decided to apply the unit rule
to the delegation. It became apparent
at the meeting that practically the en-
tire delegation was opposed TO Bryan
and that Georgias vote would be cast
for some other candidate.
Georgia win send uninstructed dele
gates to the Denver convention. The
democratic state convention met here
today and elected delegates at large
and from the different districts to the
Denver convention: formally ratified
the election Of the state ticket head
ed by James Al. Brown for governor.
who was nominated at the recent pri-
mary adopted a platform and ad-
journed. A resolution indorsing Tho
mas e. Watson for second place on
the democratic NATIONAL ticket was
overwhelmingly defeated Clark How
ell of Atlanta. was chosen as the Geor-
gia member Of the national committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
.CCIDENTLY
DROWNDED

Muskogee, Okla, June 25- Clarence
Rushing. the 17-year-oId son Of j. W.
Rushing Of Fort Gibson was drowned
in the Grand river mile north Of his
home yesterday evening and up to a
late hour the body had not been re-
covered
The boy met his death as the re-
suit Of practical Joke while his
companion on whom the Joke was
played. escaped.
The two boys we're in bothing in
the Grand river. and we're in the water
up to the shoulders when young Rush
ing stepped back OF his companion and
gave him a shove into @step-off'
there being a deep cut in the river
bed at that point, the water being
seventeen feet deep
The other boy went into the step
or but young Rushing who lost his
balance followed him. and both were
caught in the current.
Rushing's companion. after a des-
perate struggle. succeeded in reaching
the shore. but he was unable to stem
the current and was carried down the
stream to his death.
A gang Of men worked all during
the night and all day in trying tC
recover the body. but without success
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
oKLAHoMANs WIFE MISSING

Chicago. June 25.-Residents Of Oak
park, a suburb of Chicago, are alarm
ed over the disappearance Of Mrs. Sam
uel Dunlop, II, who was recently mar
ried and has not been heard Of since
she started to Bisbee. Ariz.. on Monday
to meet her husband at Oklahoma City.
A telegram from the bridegroom to the
woman's father yesterday announced
that she had not yet arrived The hus-
band is 20.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
MUST RUSH
SIGNATURES
Initiative Signatures Must
Be Signed Immedi-
ateIy or Bill
Fails

Guthrie, June 25.-Speaker VIM. H.
Murray has sent to the daily press the
following signed statement relative to
the school land petition.
All persons receiving petitions for
the sale Of school and public lands
should secure signatures Immediately.
Work is not progressing rapidly en-.
ough to secure the necessary 2LOOO
signatures by the first Of July. If We
can secure a sufficient number Of petit
tioners and place this bill upon the
ticket it win be ratified BY 10000 ma
jority but failure to secure the peti-
tioners III cause the loss Of the bill.
If | devote my time and money to send.
ing out and directing the signing Of
petitions and file them with the secre-
tary Of state. othr citizens ought at
least devote one day In securing sig
natures. Life is too short to delay
this important work 80 necessary from
a public policy to be perfolmed- Let
every person receiving these petitions
secure the signatures at once, and re
turn them to me-
All person desiring petitions will
please wire me at Guthrie at my ex
pense.
The work must be rushed"
w. Fl. MURRAY
J. C. Bohart has placed petitions
In all the business houses and Offices
the Of the city and is anxious that one
thousand signatures be secured in
and around chickasha. II other locali
ties are as alive as MT, Bohart the
required number Of signers will be Sc
cured on time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
Supt. Ramey Arrives


supt. Ramey Of the city schools ar
rived this morning and viii remain
permanently. Mrs. Ramey viii join
him in a few days. as soon as a home
can be secured
sput. Ramey is a native Of entucky,
but has been in Oklahoma long enough
to become acclimated. lie appears to
have caught the Chickasha spirit and
is encouraged over the prospects OF
"a profitable school year. and a pleas
aat time with the people Of chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

a picnic on the wasnita given for
several Of the visiting girls was great
ly enjoyed last night by e crowd OF
young folks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

John L. Robinson made a business
trip to Oklahoma City yesterday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

the present county seat got more vot-
es than any other town, but there were
five in the race and a second election
viii be held when tne contest viii
be between Potean and Spiro.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Miss Cora Berry of this city Wis
tied verden friends the fort part Of
tie week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25


/. WHILE THE SPECIAL INTERESTS KICK THE PEOPLE WHO
" OBEY THE LAW PROSPER
= "a statement-ouater Ending May Il, 1908
SECURED BANKS
deposits during this quarter ndv
deposits --S2,35560214
= Ffythree banks Guaranty law
E" (Forytwo actual report already in and eleven
approximate reportsl individual deposits 7SS76o0
n all Oklahoma banks and national
= under depository law SlSS97S14
report certificates of State Bank Com
missioner F.fyhee * from Mr. Oaks
secretary Of state banking board
certainly showing all the guaranteed banks.
under the guaranty law,
able from Knnas City
paper The which that individual deposits IN the
national Of Oklahoma during the have
Oklahoma banking
apeas they you that deposits Of helped
the secured banks that not the
deposits secured banks decreased $21s850 during this
quarter the deposits eceasod $685.
during These chiefly
money loaned the farm Of The state
Average reserve BY
half per n HASKELL Governor
your attention shs above comparative statement Of
okaioma your conclusions
OKLAHOMA STATE BANK
cHlckAsHA OKLAHOMA
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

b. reason Of is large Capital and Surplus and h careful Management
affords the best possible Security to DepOstOrs
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-25
Swallowed Carb0IiC Acid al
Hen Home In This Otto.
DOMESTIC TROUBLES THE CAUSE
Prepared Morning Meal Today, But
Became Despondent and Took The
Poison But Slight Hope Of Her
Recovery lis Felt
Recovery Is Fen

AIrs. 81. IL Turner q welLmownrcs
ident If North Queen s.ree Ks Ivna
&c her home unconscious ana ia n
extremely critical condition. as Tie rs
sult 81 her action Sd swallowing BE-
tween one ana two ounces 81 carUaIla
acid abont 6go O'Clock tbh morning
The deadly poison h Is 5llaeed U
iaken with uicIdal intent
AIRS farmer arose a. her usual hour
This mornine ana prooafed breakfast
She was iu Respondent mood
cause Of nmHy foabla ANA b
nesed Is have bro9aaa over he 81
faif unul She became temporarily
deraueed menaliv shortly arIa- .ra-
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-25

Fries waited On Mr wilson and es-
coued him 70 che church Mr wiz
soa Wa presented @ the large ASSEM-
bly p Rev NE Gruyer who made
hor address appropriate 70 the oc,
oa'on % which DIR Wilson respond
el Other Speakers also made short
addresses among them being Rev p
B 6 Chamberlain Prof A. Fries
aa Attorney Baer After ibs refrash.
meats wore served The occasion
Throughout was most iogous one and
fHe new ecclesiastical wear for Che
MarHnsmrs unned Brethren church
s,agi o0 with good spirit
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-25
FIRST otME or BAIL

Third Ward and Second Wards Contest
For H0u0rs.
The first base bali game o. The sea-
son was played on The Cumberland
VALLEY commons Tuesday afternoon Ha-
tween the third ward school team aud
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-25

You can gei hig wagon team al
Sllvers mule sale, saturday 2s
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-03-25
MGlhOdiSts Hosts Assembled
For Annual Session.
BISHOP WILSON OPENED MEETING

Week Opening Sermon De-
livered Tuesday Evening.
Special dispatch to the Journal.
Roanoke March 25-But few dele
gates failed to respond to their names
II roH can this morning. when the
annual Baltimore conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. south,
uas formally opened in Greene Memo
rial church by Bishop Alpheus VIII.
son Of Baltimore Practically an the
"a ministers and 60 lay delegates al
rived Tuesday evening and this MORN
me Those present from Berkeley
county are Rev Or j " Canter. Rev
4 6 Michael Rev G y Ely and Mr..
a. G Nadeu0ousch THE latter IS sec.
rotary Of one Of the important 6nan-
ciai boards of the conference. and has
been here several days preparing his
report
The initial sermon was delivered
Tuesday night IS Rev A. NJ hIaekles
Of Sesser, and q large audience heard
IDS splendid effort Bishop Wilson.
who arrived from Baltimore upon
special train carrying about geo dele
gales. ministers and others was pre-
sent a. the evening services
Bishop Wilson Presiding.
bishop Wilson presided at the aes-
sioas today but owing to i'll health
it is probable that he viii delegate his
tuaas to Bishop Chandler af Georgia.
Tor the balance of he week
Regardless Of other considerations.
lho southern Methodist Of the
Baltimore conference are cheered BY
me fact thar Bishop Alpheus " VII
son tile venerable aaer Of The De-
is able to attend # had
been feared that the illness Of his
wife which made an operation neces-
earg mon their return from their tour
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
Zjazd dziennikarzy slowianskich

Zjazd dziennikarzy s1owianskich.
w Lublanie, stolicy Slawonii,
odbywa sic zjazd dziennikarzy
siowiahskich, zwoiany na podsta-
vie uchwaI konferencyi delega-
tow siowiahskich w Pradze cze-
skiej. @ zjezdzie tym podawali-
Smy juz kr6tkie notatki. Uczest-
niczy w MIN przeSzlo 80 os0b, w
tel liczbie gu Polak6w.
Obrady zjazdu byly bardzo in
teresujace. Ma wniosek p. Sta
chowicza (z Petersburga) uchwa-
lano zalozenie pisma wszechslo-
wiahskiego; wykonaniem tej u
chwaly zajqt sic ma komisya >zja-
zdu.
Ma podstaWie referatu redakto-
ra Holeczka & Pragi) zjazd IL
chWalif nastepujqca rezolucye;
"Zjazd, stojqc ma gruncie uchwai
konferencyi praskiej, pragnie 60
rqco, ably rad rOsyjski dal Kro-
lestwu Polskiemu samorzad ziem-
ski i szkolnictWo pOlskim jeZy-
kiem wyMadowym".
Polityczny charakter zjazdu
znalazf dosadny Wyraz w mo-
wach, wygloszony ma bankiecie,
danym dla uczestnik6w przez
miasto. Opr6cz dra Doboszyh-
skiego przemawiali: PIP. Hribar,
Bobrinski, Sokal Stachowicz,
podnoszqc potrzebe wyr6wnania
stosunkow polsko rosyjskich.
Wszystkich tych m6wc6w darzo-
no gorqcemi oklaskami.
UczestnIcy zJazdu byIl obecnl
ma uroczystoSci ods}oniecia pom
nika pisarza sfowehskiego Hru-
:bara, zwanego "budzicielem my
Sli sfowehskiej'.'
Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu
zjazd uchwalii rezolucye, wyra-
zajqca przekOnanie, re rosyjska
polska prasa pracowac bedq dla
sprawy urzeczywistnienia zupei-
nego pojednania obu narodow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
KRWAWE ZNIWO CHOLE.
RY.

Petersburg, "a WrzeSnia. -
Cholera azyatycka rozszerza sic
coraz to bardziej zbiera obec-
ME swe ofiary w wyzszych' ko-
ZACH spoleczenstwa petersbur-
skiego. w Peterhofie rezydencyi
cesarza zdarzy}o sic "a nowe wy
padki zachoroWah. Zaraza pre-
nikla. nawet do palacu zimowego
cesarza, do pafacu wielkiego ksie-
cia Mikoiaja Mikoiajewicza, i do
rezydencyi innych czlonkow do
mu cesarskiego.
Kilku dyplomat6w i wielka i
lose ludzi zamozniejszych opusz-
cza W poplochu Petersburg.
Pomiedzy innemi zachorowaf
rowniez radca dworu Nikiforenko
W chwili, gdy przyjmowai Il Sic
bic goSci:"
w ciqgu ostatnich dwudziestu
czterech godzin zachorowa}o ma
cholere 436 os6b, zmarlo zaS I58.
w por6wnaniu zaS do statystyki
wtorkowej liczba smierci zmniei-
szyia sic o 18, liczba zachorowah
powiekszyIa sic o I9 wypadk6w
Cholera wybuch}a r6wniez po-
miedzy kadetami szko} wojsko-
wych i W akademii wojskowej
Pawfowskiej, czterdziestu studen
tow poslano do szpitali, dwoch Z
Mich zmarlo. Akademia zostala
zamknietq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
ODPOWIEDz NIEMIEC.

Paryz, "a wrzeSnia - Rad
francuski odebral wczoraj odpo-
wiedz Niemiec ma note francusko
hiszpahska W sprawie Marokka.
Glownq przeszkoda stawiana
przez Rad niemiecki, jest kwe-
stya zwrotu kosztow wojennych
Francyi i Hiszpanii przez nowy
rad Marokka.
Podobno, Niemcy twierdza, re
Francya ME ma prawa stawiac
podobnych zadan bez poprzednie
go porozumienia sic z innemi mo-
carstWami, ktore podpisaiy kon-
wencye W Algeziras, szczegol-
niej, re Francya ME moze zadac
specyalnych gwarancyi cd Mu-
laj Hafida jak naprzyklad okupa-
cyl terytory6w marokahskich do
czasu az koszta zostana zwroco-
ne.
Przedewszystkiem wydaje sic,
re Niemcy ME zgadzaja sic by
Francya zalatwiaia bezpoSrednio
swe rachunki Marokkiem
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
WYMAGAJACA KoMPANIA.

Paryz, "a WrzeSnia. = Pomimo
-zupelnego przerwania komunika-
cyl telefonicznej wskutek niedziel
nego pozaru, zarzad telefonow ro-
zesiaf tysiacom abonentow ra-
chunk z zadaniem zaplacenia z
CORY po $50.
zadanie to zabawilo, lecz jed
noczeSnie nudzi abonentow, kto-
rzy sprawe te oddali W rece ligi,
protegujacej abonentow telefo-
now.
Kompania telefon6w twierdzi,
re wydziai rachunkowy, poia-
czeh telefonicznych ME ma mic re
SODA wspolpego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
WYPRAWA MA KOLUMBIE

Boston, Mass, "a wrzesnia. -
Sensacye tu wywolala wiado-
nose, re dnia I pazdziernika ma
Z tutejszego miasta wyruszyc
ekspedycya w celu obalenia rza-
du kolumbijskiego. Ekspedycya
ia ma liczyc 600 uzbrojonych
zolnierzy, ktorych ajenci zwer-
bowali w Stanach Novel Anglii.
w New Yorku zakupiono juz
cztery dziala, oraz mnostwo bro
nj palnej. Wynajeto statek am
gielski, ktory Gala ekspedycye
ma przewiezt ma woody kolu1nbD-
skie. Dow6dcq oddzialu ma bye
by1y major wojsk amerykah-
skich. !
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
ECHA POGROMU MURZYN,
SKIEGO.

\ Springfield, ILL.,, "a wrzesnia. -
Abraham Raymer, zyd, rzekomy
przyW6dca mot}ochu, kt6ry ata-
kowal murzyn6w, zostai przez Ia
we przysieglych uznany niewin-
nym morderstwa. Raymer podzie-
kowa} przysieglym "a przychylny
werdykt, poczem zostaf odprowa-
dzony do wiezienia Sledczego,
gdzie bedzie oczekiwaf ponowne-
go procesu, oskarzony o grabiez
niszczenie cudzej wiasnoSci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
Z Persy1.

Z powodu zamierzOnego ogio-
szenia w Persyi przez szacha no.
wego prawa wyborczego, ma "a
sadzie kt6rego dokonane zostana
wybory, posloWie rosyJski an
9ielski w Teheranie ZWr0cili sic
do szacha Z nastepujqcq notq:
Pomimo, ze W WiekszOSCi per-
skich prowincyj nastqpilo uspo-
kojenie, stan rzeczy jednak w Ia
bryzie zagraza wciaz zyciu i mie-
niu przebywajacych tam cudzo-
ziemc6w. OdpowiedzialnoSc "a
bezpieczehstwo przebywajQcych
w Azerbejdzanie Rosyan i Angli-
k6w rzqdy obce sk}adajq ma Rad
szacha. Ten ostatni mogf6y wiel-
ce dopom6dz do uspokojenia i
zabezpieczenia interesow handlu.
ut1 t1udnionego w chWili Obecnej,
oglosiWszy jednoczeSnie no.
wen prawem wyborczem, IL
medzilis zbierze sic w dniu lynn
listopada +. b., zgOdnie Z praWa-
mi zasadnicZemi, nadanemi prZeZ
szacha narodowi.
w tel samej sprawie do "Ti-
mesa donosza z Teheranu: Sza-
chowi wreczono jednobrzmiqce
noty: rosyjska i angielskq, zwra-
cajace jego uwage ma zaburzenia
w prowincyi azerbejdzahskiej,
zwlaszcza ma niebezpieczehstwo,
zagrazajqce cudzoziemcom w Ia
bryzie. Nota zaleca szachOwi, "a
by jednoczeSnie ogloszeniem
nowego prawa wyborczego OBJ
wieSciI, re medzilis zbierze sic W
pofowie listopada.
Times" chwali te note, ktora
moze poiozyc kres dOtychczaso-
wei anarchii. Krok, zrobiony
przez oba mocarstwa, bedzie ME
watpliwie dobrze przyjety przez
narody. Nota dowodzi. re oba
mocarstwa prowadzq W Persyi
jednakowq polityke cd czasu "a
warcia ugody anglo-rosyjskiej.
M6wiono, re Rosya miesza}a sic
do spraw wewnetrznych Persyl,
ably przyczynic sic do powrotu
do dawnego ustroju. Wreczenie
noty, pisze Times, jest najlep-
szq odpowiedzia ma to oszczer-
stwo.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
Wieden, "a WrZeSnia.

Wieden, "a wrzesnia. w
Marburgu mad rzeka Drawa do
szio wczoraj do zaburzeh pomie-
dzy SloWencami i Niemcami. Slo-
wehcy zbierali sic W gromady i
napadali ma napotkanych Mem
COW. Podobne zaburzenia zdarzy-
iy sic r6wniez W mieScie Cilli mad
Salq, polozonem ma po}udniowym
zachodzie Cd Marburga.
Zaburzenia te przyjeiy charak7
ter do tego stopnia niepokojqcy,
re wladze miejskie zmuszone by
ly zawezwac pomocy wojskowej.
Wojsku udalo sic chwilowo
przywr6cic spok6j, obawiaja sic
jednak, re anti-niemieckie zabu-
rzenia powtorzq sic znowu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
PROHIBICYA w W'STA,NIE
... INDIANA. :.

Indianapolis, Ind, "a wrzesnia
- w senacie przeszla uchwala,
zaprowadzajaca prohibicye W Ca
lynn Stanie. Uchwale te natych,
miast odeslano do Izby Pos}6W
gdzie mad ia kwestya spOdziewa-
jq sic zacietej walk. Wiadomost
O przej$ciu uehwaly senatu wy
wo1a1a nieopisanq radoSc w ko-
ZACH przeciwnikow napoj6w al
koholicznych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24

Lublana, "a wrzeSnia. - Wczo-
raj Z poWodu niedawnych, zatar-
cow SIoWehc6W Z zamieszka}ymi
w Krainie Niemcami w Lubla-
ME zostaI zaprowadzony stan Wo-
jenny. Obowiqzki policyi pefni o.
becnie wojsko. Uzbrojonc patrole
przeciagajq wciqz we wszYstkich
kierunkach po mieScie. Panuje tn
przekonanie, re gdyby. wladze
miejscowe ME wzieiy sic energi-
cznie do stiumienia rozruch6w
doszlobx do powazniejszych "a
burzeh. Scisiy stan wojenny W
kazdym razie zrobii potezne wra-
ienie ma ludnoSci.
Podczas przedwczorajszych
rozruch6w w odpowiedzi ma kilka
kamieni rzuconych przez ludnoSt
sIowehskq wOjsko dalo salwe do
bezbronnych mieszkahc6w.
Jak to wczoraj zostalo skon-
stantowane podczas tel strzela-
niny oprocz dwoch zabitych, Kill
kanaScie os6b odniosio niebezpie-
czne poranienia, lzej zaS ranio-
nych jest kilkudziesieciu Sloweh-
COW.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-09-24
WLASCICIELE WINNIC SIZE
BRONIA.

New York, "a wrzesnia. - u
rzqdzono tn zjazd wlaScicieli win
mic calego kraju, ktorzy wsp6l-
ME Z "American Wine Growers
Association" majq obmySlec srod-
XII Rampant przeciwko lidze anty-
salunowej oraz uni wstrzemiezli-
woSci kobiet wyznania chrzeSciah
skiego.
WfaSciciele winnie skarzQ sic,
ze przeciwko sprzedazy trunk6w
powyzsze organizacye, przyczy-
niajq sic W znacznej mierze do
ograniczenia produkcyi wilma.