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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-28

|. Song "America," Choir
. Reading of Orders Aduant j. q. Lancaster
3. Song, "Our Soldier Heroes Sleeping" Choir
t. Commanders Address and Ritual
Song, "Sleeping Meath the Flag" Choir
g. Recitation Miss Ava Lancaster
7. Song, "Slowy Passing Down the Valley Choir.
g. Iincoln's Words at Gettysburg Miss Grace Thomas
song "Under the Sod and the Dew, Choir
10. Recitation.
IL. Grafton, Col. c. H. Carpenter
II. Song "SarSpangled Banner" Choir
Benedction
The Post cordially invites every ex-soder and ex-sa
or and their families and friends to Join with them in al
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-28

r. A. KELLY,
May 4,3t Trustee.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1908-05-28
CURTlSVlLLE.

cream Memorial Day benefit of the Town Hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

Biggest Post Card display Ia the city
Int Stationery & Supply Co.. S0z1 16th.s
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
ITINERARY OF THE FLEET
Details of Great Pacific Naval
Show Are Made Public

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Secretary
Metcalf today made public the details
of the greatest naval show the Pacific
coast has ever had, being the itinerary
of the feet from Magdalena bay to San
Francisco. The feet will sail from
Magdalena bay a week from today.
The following Tuesday at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon ii will drop anchor in
San Diego bay. where it will remain
until a. N. Saturday. April Is. Each
night the big sixteen" will be illumi-
mated, and each day the ships will put
on full dress.
At San Pedro bay the fleet will
divide. The first division will remain
at San Diego. while the second will go
to Long Beach. the third to Santa
Monica and the fourth to Redondo,
small places along the coast adjacent
to Los Angeles.
These visits viii occupy the fleet un-
I'll Saturday. the 25th. when II will sail
for Santa Barbara. where IL will ar
rive on the same day. and remain until
the last day Of April. Santa Cruz will
be the next show place reached. on Nav
l, for six days stay and two days
later. May 6, the grand triumphal entry
into San Francisco harbor will be
made and preparations begun for the
review, which is to take place two
days later. with Secretary Metcalfs flag
at the masthead Of the Yorktown as
the receiving ship
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
NO PARADE ON SUNDAY
Church Federation Now Seeks
Assurance From Thomas

Los ANGELES. April members of
the church federation of Los Angeles
held special meeting today to learn
the result of a protest which they had
recorded against naval parade off San
Pedro by the battleship feet on Easter
Sunday, the day set for the arrival of
the vessels from the south. 1t was
made known that w H. Frost. secre-
tary Of the church federation. had com
municated with Rear Admiral Evans
requesting on behalf Of the federation
that no movement of vessels be or
oered on Sunday. In reply Admiral
Evans wired as follows: only abso-
lutely necessary movements will take
place on Sunday"
Later a letter was received from
Paso Robles in which IT was stated that
Admiral Evans having left the feet in
charge OF Rear Admiral Thomas r.
would be necessary to secure a direct
expression on the subject from Admiral
Thomas. The federation oficials were
assured, however, that Admiral Evans
did not believe there would be a sun
day parade Of the fleet. Secretary Frost
is now endeavoring to secure a similar
assurance from Admiral Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
TARGET PRACTICE ENDS
BattIeships Fail to Surpass Rec
ord of the MARYLAND

SAN DIEGO. April 4.-Rear Admiral
c. NJ. Thomas. acting commander in
chief OF the Atlantic battIeship feet
today transferred his flag from the
minnesota, at the head of the second
squadron, to the Connecticut, which car
ried Rear Admiral Evans ensign on
the long cruise from hampton Roads.
and rejoined the feet at Magdalena bay
late last night
With the elevation OF Admiral
Thomas. Rear Admiral Sperry becomes
second in command OF the fleet and it
is said that when the ships set sail
from Magdalena bay the Alabama. his
flagship. will be at the head of the sec
ond squadron.
Target practice at Magdalena is end
ed and there have been no accidents of
note to mar the work. AS to the net
results of target practice, 1t is the gen
eral belief here that none of the battle
ships has succeeded in surprising the
record recently made by the Maryland
Of the Pacific feet.
The hospital ship Relief, which left
Magdalena bay on Thursday, was re-
ported well up the coast today en- route
70 San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
EVANS IMPROVES
AT THE SPRINGS
lffers Only From Rheumatism
and Physician Expects
Rapid Recovery
niraI Will Be Joined Soon
by His Wife and
Daughter

PASO RoBLES Hot SPRINGS. April
Rear Admiral Evans received a tele-
gram today from Washington announc-
ing that his wife and daughter left that
rity this morning and would come di-
rect to Paso Robles. Lieutenant Evans,
Admiral Evans son, says that the ar
rsngement for Mrs. and Miss Evans to
leave Washington at this time was
made soon after the feet started from
the Atlantic coast, and that the pres
ent illness Of the admiral had nothing
TO DO with their coming now.
Admiral Evans was much improved
today and was resting well tonight.
He had his bath and massage In the
morning and was afterward wheeled
about the grounds. Later in the after
noon he had another massage treatment
and seemed to feel much better.
Dr. Mcdonald said tonight that a
thorough examination had been made
and he was positive that Admiral Ev-
ans had no organic disease and was
suffering alone from infiammatory
rheumatism. He has become greatly
reduced in weight. being down to l22
pounds.
No callers are permitted. but friends
in various Califol MIA cities provide
many beautiful bouquets Of flowers for
his chambers, and he is very grateful
for the expressions of kindness.
The admiral walked about his room
on crutches today and DR.. Mcdonald
was confident that he would be able to
walk about the grounds in the warm
sunshine in a very few days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
FLOWER CARNIVAL
TO GREET SAILORS
Santa Barbara Completes Ar
rangements for Entertain-
ment of Evans Fleet

SANTA BARBARA. April 4.-Plans
for an elaborate carnival and festival
of flowers in honor of the sailors of
Admiral Evans feet when the bat
tleships anchor in the harbor April 20
for a five days stay were completed
last night at a meeting of the civic
league of this city. Indications are
the history of Santa Barbara will as
semble from surrounding points to join
in the celebration.
Although subscription lists have
been opened only a short time. several
thousand dollars already have been
pledged. Citizens of Ventura and San
Luis Obispo counties have Joined in
sending contributions, and patriotic
businessmen have promised to provide
the sailors with free tickets to all the
local theaters each night, and as much
fruit as they can eat.
One Of the features of the celebra-
tion will be a floral parade and bat
tie of flowers on the boulevard as the
procession is reviewed by the naval
officers. Special arrangements for the
accommodation of press correspond
ents have been made by the league,
A special stand. with typewriters and
telegraph wires, will be placed at their
disposal The program for the FIVE
days follows:
Saturday, April 25, .. m-Arrival
of the fleet, to be followed by official
calls by the mayor, Elmer ]. Boeseke,
and the officers of the civic league.
Sunday, April 26-(Arrangements to
be communicated later, but probably
the day will be devoted to visiting the
ships).
Monday. April 81, morning-Baseball
and football tournament Afternoon
Floral parade at 3 o'clock.
Tuesday. April %, morning-Tennis
and basket ball tournament After
noon-Garden party rendered to the
officers of the feet by Rear Admiral
Bowman H. McCalla. retired, of this
city; novelty field sports. Evening
Ball rendered to the officers of the feet
by Mr.. and Mrs. william Miller Gra-
ham at a cost of $4,000.
Wednesday, April 90, morning
Semifnals, tennis. and baseball. After
noon-Finals, tennis. and baseball.
Evening-Dance of the flowers and
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
IN LETTER,
SENDS HIS THANKS
Admiral Expresses Confidence
That He Will Soon Recover
His Normal Health
Chairman OF Financial Section
of Fleet Reception Commit
tee Expects $4,000

Admiral Evans made his first direct
official communication with the San
Francisco fleet COMMITTEES yesterday IN
a personal letter to Chairman James
D. Phe1an, expressing his appreciation
of the efforts toward providing for his
comfort and speedy recovery at Paso
Robes. The letter was as follows:
James D. Phelan, Chairman San
Francisco Fleet Committee-Dear Sir:
Admiral Evans directs me to reply to
your recent kilograms and to express
to you his sincere thanks for the kind
welcome extended him by the COM
mittee, and for the kind wishes and
courtesies extended for bringing about
his speedy recovery. He feels certain
very respectfully, G. r. TRAIN,
Flag Lieutenant. for the Admiral"
In a telegram sent the day before
the committee had extended cordial
welcome to Evans and the feet. It
read:
The Official committee for the recep
tion of the fleet In San Francisco de-
sires to welcome you and the fleet and
to express the hope that you will
speedily recover your health and enjoy
the welcome we have prepared for you.
% JAMES D. PHELAN. Chairman"
Preparations for entertaining the cor
respondents OF the feet are now being
made by DR.. Clarence Edwords of the
California Promotion committee. 1t Is
the intention to fit up quarters for
them in the California building. and a
general bureau of information for
visitors will also be established there
Chairman A. A. Watkins Of the
finance committee has called a special
meeting for Monday afternoon. when
further plans for raising more money
will be discussed. Watkins stated yes
terday that he is sure now tuat $70, 900
will be raised.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
STUDENTS TO DO FIELD WORK

BERKELEY. April 4.-The students
Of the senior mining class left the uni
versity today for their annual geo.
logical trip. One party of 20 students
left for the mother lode IN Calaveras
and Tuolumne counties and, with their
headquarters at jamestown. will cover
IS miles of the Sierras In their investi-
cations. Another party under Prof
George Louderback will spend its time
around Grass Valley and Nevada City.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
PosToFFIcE EMPLoYEs auIr

The following designations and ap-
pointments have been announced in
the local postoffice: Mark Drummond,
clerk, fifth grade; Amy wainwright.
clerk, first grade: z. E. Nylander, car
rier, nth grade: Charles F. Nell car
rier. fourth grade; Isaac ]. Henry and
Robert S. Blake. substitute carriers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
TRIPS FOR THE SAILORS
Four Observation Cars to Carry
Thousand Men Daily

Leaving the Ferry building four
times each day during the stay of the
fleet. four observation cars will carry
1000 sailors over San Francisco daily,
according to plans perfected by the
fleet sight seeing committee. of which
r. B. Hale was chairman. at meeting
yesterday. Arrangements for taking 400
officers and men to the top of Mount
Lurline Baths. 2157 Geary street. near
Scott. Hot and cold ocean water
baths. with showers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
Carpet and Drdpery Department

soc Brussels Carpet, all new de-
signs, now soc
$1.00 Brussels Carpet, now. i. 621zc
sl.75 best Administer Carpet, now
soc ] yard wide reversible carpet
45c 1S-inch hall and stair Brussel-
cite Carpet now 25c
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

SIS room size Brussels Rugs now
.....--..... 1915
$40 9xi1 heavy Brussels Rugs now
------ ---- SlO.4O
$50 9x12 Administer Rugs now s10.75
1000 drummers' samples. all grades
Brussels, Administers and Velvet
Carpets, zoe, soc, soc and 75e each.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

soc heavy floor oilcloth now. .25c
75c heavy English Lineleum now
So 9x9 Art Rugs, now. s2.95
ss sx1o.6 Art Rugs now 49,. 1886
81 9x12 Art Rugs now. .s4.O5
$3.50 27x54 genuine Brussels Rugs
now .-.--.---..-.--.- $1.1O
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

The best buy in San Francisco Lots IN
Fair View Terrace. SO per month. Take
Twenty-fourth street cars.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

'mptly and Care fully Attended To.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05
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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

bluejackets' ball at the Plaza del Mar
Thursday. April 80. 10 a. m.-De-
parture of the fleet.
Among those prominent In the vari-
Gus entertainments will be Stewart
Edward White, Francis. r. Underhill
and Robert Wagner.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-05

Tamalpais. where they will be rendered
an Informal standing up luncheon,
with visit to Muir forest on the re-
turn, were also made. In addition
conference was held with two citizens
of Vallejo, who promised to entertain
800 sailors on May 16 without cost to
the San Francisco fleet committee.
1t has been decided to change the
date for the automobile sight seeing
tour for the officers from May to
May II at IL o'clock in the morning.
San Mateo day has been eliminated
from the program.
Subscriptions yesterday amounted to
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
WYBORY DO SEJMU FIN
LANDZKIEGO.

Petersburg, 8 lipca. - .Wczo-
raj odbyly sic wybory do sejmu
finlandzkiego. Przebieg Wybo-
row byf spokojniejszy niz zwy-
kle, zaznaczyc jednak trzeba, re
przyjmowaio W mich udzial dale
ko mniej glosujqcych niz podczas
ostatnich wybor6w. L powodu
wprowadzenia nowego systemu
wyborczego, ostateczny wynik O.
gfoszony bedzie dopiero "a pare
dni. Stronnictwo stare finskie,I
kt0re spodziewa sic objqc ster
rzqdu, rozwinelo najbardziej O.
zywiona agitacye
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
100 zABITYCH ! MN0STWO RANNYGH.
NieszczeScie zdarzYlO sic W kOpalni rOsYjskej.
WybOry do sejmu finIandzkiegO. -Prezes Dumy
cara. - Zawieszenie dziennika rOsyjskiegO = Me-
wczesne przechwaIki przyw6dcy dysydent6w pOrtu-
gaISkch. - Rome.

przyw6dca pazdziernikowcow. VI
kwestyi tel przyznaf racye, ze
piastowanie urzedow przez wiel-.
kich ksiqzqt W armii sprzeciwia
sic zasadzie monarchizmu.
Car pochwalil rowniez VISTA
wiehstwo Dumy "a miodzieza u
niwersyteckq, kt6rej clagIe przer-
wy W naukach5wywoiywane roz-
porzqdzeniami urzednik6w rza-
dowych, szkodza 'iprzyszlosci ca
lei Rosyi, wniosek profesora
Milukowa, zqdajacy by wolno by
10 suspendowanym studentom
dokohczyc kursu nauk znalazi u
znanie monarchy. "
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
BURZA MA oceanic.

Victoria, B. c., 3 lipca. -
Przybyly tn parowiec empress
of China" przywi6zf wiadomoSt
o strasznej bury, kt6ra szalala
W okolicach portu Batavii. Pod
czas bury liczne okrety W wspo-
mnianym pOrcie zostaly poprze-
wracane, pomimo re nieszcze-
scie zdarzylo sic blizko brzeg6w
niepodobna bylo mySlec o ratun-'
XII powodu szalejQcych baIwa-
now. w pare dni potem rybacy
wyfowili okoio 600 trup6w. Vie
le Mich bylo poobgryzanych
przez rekin0w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03

Juz6wka, 3 lipca. - Wskutek
wybuchu gaz6w W kOpalni Ryko-
wskaja 100 g6rnikow utracilo zy-
Gle, 44o zas zosta1o zywcem po'
grzebanych.
w chwili po wybuchu II wylo-
tn szachtu zjawii sic tlum kre-
wnych zon ofiar wypadku /
zwalajac wing wybuchu ma niedo-
z6r re strony kompanii, W roz-
paczy poczqf burzyc zabudowa-
MIA fabryczne.
Ma miejscu wypadku przywo-
lano oddziat zolnierzy dla pomo-
ty W odkopywaniu wylotu szach-
ty i dla obrony Cd rozszalalego
tIumu. Iofnierze zmuszeni byli u
zyt szabel, by odepchnac tlun
trzeszkadzajqcy w ratunku.
w chwili wybuchu w kopalni
pracowa1o $50 ludzi. Eksplozya
byIa talk silna, ze przypuszczano.
IL nastQpi1o trzesienie ziemi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
DROBNE W|ADOMOSCI
KRAJOWE.
z KRONIKI NIESZCZESLI-
WYCH WYPADKoW.
Miodociani bandyci. - Piec mi
1onow ma cele dobroczynne-

Knobnoster, Mo-, 3 lipca. -
SzesG, os6b postradalo zycie, a
e os6b odnioslo slime uszkodze-
MIA wskutek zderzenia poclagu
osobowego "California Special" z
drugim pociqgiem osobowym, pc
dzqcym Cd strony Kansas City.
Katastrofa nastqpila wskutek
zle zrozumianych rozkaz6w. Po-
czqtkowie pociqgi mia}y sic Mi
mac W poblizu Knobnoster; poz-
niej jednakze rozkaz ten zmie-
Mono tyle, re miniecie sic pc
ciqg6w mialo nastqpic w Lamon-
te, miejscowosci odleglej stqd O
siedm mil ma Wsch0d.
El Paso, Texas, 3 lipca. - w
Boracho, miejscowosci odleglel
stqd O 10 mil, wykoleil sic po-
ciag kolei Texas and Pacific"
Dwie osoby poniosly smierc ma
miejscu, a ki!ka odnioslo slime
uszkodzenia. =:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
PREZES DUMY U CARA.

Petersburg, 3 lipca. - Prezes
Dumy p. Chomiakow byf po raz
ostatni przed wakacyami przyje-
ty przez cara Mikolaja. Ukaz o
rozwiazaniu Dumy ma czas let
mich miesiecy, jest juz, podobno
podpisany, data jednak nastqpie-
MIA przerwy posiedzeh ME costa
la dotad okreSlona. Prawdopodo-
bnie przypadnie ona ma dzieh
pierwszego lipca rosyjskiego t. j.
okofo II lipca. Przerwa ia trwaG
bedzie prawdopodobnie do 20 pa
zdziernika.
Car miaf wyraziG swe pelne,
zadowolenie Z prac dokonanych
przez obecnq DUNG i nawet przy-
znai jej slusznoSc, re niezgodziia
sic ma raZle na zqdany przez mi
nisteryum marynarki kredyt ma
budowe noWych pancernik6w.
Gdyz podiug mniemania cara,
projekt ten moze bye dopiero wte
dy poddany do zatwierdzenia,
gdy go komisye opracuja calko-
wicie.
Podobno car wyrazii sic row.
niez, re rzeczowe Wystapienie
Guczkowa W sprawie wielkich
ksiqzqt zrobiio ma MIN gfebokie
wrazenie i oSwiadczyl, re prag-
ME sic osobiScie porozumiec z
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
ULGA OLA ROBOTNIK0W.

Lcndyn, 8 lipca. w parliament
Gle przeszedi projekt rozpoczyna-
MIA zajec ma godzine pred CA
sem wzkazyWanem przez zegar
sfoneczny, tax zwany "day light
bill' kt6ry podfug doniesieh ma
bye prawdopodobnie wprowadzo-
ny w zycie W kwietniu przysz1e-
go roku.
w przediozeniu tenn W kwiet-
niu zegary zOStanq poSuniete o
godzine w celu by robotnicy mo-
gli dluzej korzystaG re swiatla
dziennego mice godzine wieczo-
rem ma odpoczynek l zabawe.
Opiera sic temu projekto~i
gie1da, kt6rej stosunki Z Amery-
kq bedq musia1y uledz zmianie.
Mianowicie w obecnych stosun-
kach giefda ma dwie godziny
czasu ma zafatWienie tych tram
sakcyi a po wprowadzeniu nowe-
go ''bilIu" czas ten zostanie prze-
ciety ma pofowe.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
MLODOCIANI BANDYCI.

Joliet, ILL.,, 3 lipca. - Antoni
Bluth, LEGACY lat IS, i Matt Sta
rika, LEGACY lat 10, zostali aresz-
towani pod oskarzeniem za'nor-
dowania kupca, Augusta Beltz-
nera.
Obydwaj natychmiast przyzna-
Ii sic do why, oswiadczajqc, re
skoro weszli Z rewolwerami do
sklepu kupca, kt6remu kazall
podniesc rece do '.6ry, ten "a
miast rozkazu ich usluchac, rzu-
Gil sic ma mich. Wtedy bandycl
do Beltznera strzelili, zablJaJqc
60 ma miejscu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
NIEWCZESNE PRZECHWAL-
KI.

Lizbona, 3 lipca. - Przywod-
ca postepowych dysydentow DR..
Jose Maria de Alpoim, lubiacy
przechadzki, dai do zrozumienia,
re byi wmieszany W sprawe "a
b6jstwa kr6la Carlosa i nastep-
cy tronu Lula opowiedzial w
izbie panow prawdziwa niby hi
storye zab6jstwa. TwierdM on, re
zabojstwo zoStalo postanowione
ma posiedzenii' przywodcow
stronnictwa postepowego i odro-
dzenia. Ma posiedzeniu tenn byli
obecni r6wniez liczni przedstawi-
ciele partyi republikahskiej.
w dalszym ciagu Alpoim do
wodzil, re republikanie propono-
wall zamordowanie ca}ej rodzi-
ny kr6lewskiej, "a wyjatkiem Ma
ryi Phi, matki krola Karlosa, ale
monarchiSci sprzeciwiali sic te-
mu przekonujac, re rzez TAXA by
la by bezuzyteczna. Ostatecznie
ofiarowano dwom zbirom Manue-
lowi Silva-Buisse i Alfredowi Cor
ia $4,000 i $4,000 w razie za-
bicia krola Carlosa premiera
ministrow Franco.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03

Konsul amerykahski Sammons
zwr6cil uwage ma te sprawe am
basady japonskiej i zazqda1 uka-
rania zolnierza.
Ma rozkaz ksiecia Ito zaaresz-
towano natychmiast winnego i
skazano go ma diva miesiqce cie-
zbich robot. Pulkownik zaS O.
ficerowie pulku W kt6rym sluzyf
6w zolnierz dostali nagane a
reszt domowy cd 3 do 7 dni.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
PREZYDENT ROOSEVELT
BEDZIE PISAL o POLO
WANIU.
Parowiec Roosevelt" uda sic do
bieguna polnocnego. - Zgon
zasiuzonego dziennikarza. -
Przedkonwencyajna polityka
w Denver. - Zwrot depozy-
tow rzadowych. - Surowy "a
kaz. - Echa zbrodni wdoWy.

Oyster Bay, 3 lipca. - Prezy-
dent Roosevelt, po ustapieniu ze
stanowiska naczelnika kraju. IL
da sic wraz ze swoim synem Ker-
mitem do Afryki, gdzie bedzie po-
lowal ma Ivy, tygrysy, s}onie /
hippopotamy. Roosevelt wylq-
duje ma wschodniem wybrzezu
Srodkowej Afryki, poczem do
trze do zrodel Villa, a stamtad da-
lei W glqb kraju, gdzie jeszcze
ME postala noga bialego, az prze-
dostanie sic ma przeciwne wy
brzeza czarnego kontynentu. O.
becnie prezydent prowadzi OBJ
szerna korespondencye Z najgio-
sniejszymi podr6znikami W kra-
ju, Cd kt6rych zbiera najmniej-
SZe SZCZeSOiy, tyCZaCe SIG pOdlO-
zy i polowania w Afryce.
Przysz}q wyprawq mySliwskq
prezydenta zainteresowaly sic
niezwykle najpowazniejsze CA
sopisma W kraju, to tez pospic-
szyly ofertq, azeby Roosevelt
pisai do Mich swoich przygo
dach ma polowaniu, "a dobrq "a
plata. Roosevelt zawar1 kontrakt
z wydawnictwem jednego mie-
siecznika, ktore prezydentowi 70
bowiazaio sic PLACID dolara "a ka-
zde napisane sloWo.
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ZEMSTA FRANCUZoW.

Tanger, 3 lipca. Pasza Z Aza-
mar, malego portu marokkah-
skiego uwiez1 francuskiego wy
s1ahca i wog6le odnosi1 sic wro-
go do os6b, bedqcych pod opie-
kq Francuz6w. Ia kare jenera} d
Amade, gf6wnodowodzqcy ar
mia francuskq w Marokko, zajqf
miasto oddaf je W zarzqd przez
siebie naznaczonej komisyi, az
do przyjscia wojsk sultahskich.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
PROCES KS. EULENBURGA.

Berlin, 3 lipca. - Podczas
wczorajszego posiedzenia sadu
ksiaze zu Eulenburg znow dostal
ataku i sad zmuszony byl odro-
czyc swe obrady. ''''
Wszystkie dzienniki tutejsze
goraco protestuja przeciVko tale
mnicy W jakiej So trzymane O.
brady i zadaja by zeznania swiad-
kow byIy podawane do wiadomo-
Sci publicznej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
RzADY KOzACKIE'
w TEHERANIE RZADZA
KOZACY.
Zemsta Francuzow. - Rozpasa-
ny Japonczyk. - Burza ma O.
ceanie. - Rewolucya w Para
guaju.

Berlin, 3 lipca. - Depesze o.
trzymane przez dziennik tutejszy
"Berliner Tageblatt'' donoszq, &c
obecny gubernator wojeny Tehe-
ranu, dowodca kozak6w rosyJ-
skich, jenerai Lach6w wyda} "a
kaz noszenia broni pod kara
Smierci.
Brygada kozacka ma bye wbr6-
tee zwiekszonq o $4,000 ludzi.
Ola pokrycia wydatk6w polq-
czonych I utrzymaniem zwiek-
szonej liczby kozak6w szach IL
stanowil nowy podatek na cukier
i herbate.
w sferach administracyjnych
EASILY wielkie zmiany. Wszyscy
wybitni urzednicy, kt0rzy nalezq
do partyJ liberalnych otrZymaIl
dymisye.
Nowy cabinet ministeryalny
ME jest jeszcze wybrany. w "a
rzadzie krajowym panuje kom-
pletna anarchia.
Korzysta niej szach zabiera-
jqc kas pahstwych dla siebie
wszystkie pieniqdze jake tylko
wplywajq:
Krqzq tu pogloski re pred
zwolaniem nowego parlamentu
szach zawrze noYy traktat Z
Rosyq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-07-03
PAROWIEC ROOSEVELT
JEDZIE DO BIEGUNA.

Oyster Bay, N. Y, 8 lipca. -
w przyszly poniedziaiek paro-
wiec "Roosevelt'', ktory wybiera
sic W podroz do poinocnego bic
guna, uda sic do Oyster Bay, a
zeby tam przedefilowac pred
prezydentem Rooseveltem. Paro-
wiec zarzuci kotwice w przysta-
nj Sycamore Hill, dokqd prezy-
dent uda sic ma pokiadzie yach-
tn. Parowiec Roosevelt" jest
wlasnoScia klubu 'Plary ARCTIC,
ktory urzqdza wyprawe do biegu-
ma.