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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
No Denial From Payne.

Chairman Payne has not denied that
1t IS proposed to ask the house for
authority to subpoena those who the
committee believe could furnish yalu-
able information.
On the other hand, REPRESENTATIVE
Crumpacker. of Indiana, VINO. was
present at yesterdays hearings. for
the first time since he conferred
with President-elect Taft at Hot
Springs in regard to the tariff cues
ton, does not believe that the com
mittee would gain anything by sub
poenaing witnesses. He strongly IA
vors the continuation of the hearings
throughout the short session of con-
sress. the committee 10 meet for this
purpose once or twice a week.
There has been some criticism in
the newspapers of the methods being
pursued by the committe in conduct
ing these hearings" said Mr.. Cr,rm-
packer. This is probably made with
the object OF discrediting in the pub
lie minds anything the committee
might do. Mr.. Taft was a little con
cerned regarding this criticism when
l saw him in Hot Springs. but it is
very evident that the committee is
unanimous in its desire to go into the
matter thoroughly"
Besides" he continued, this criti-
cism will have the effect of squirting
the committee on to do good work.
The committee will make a thorough
investigation of the tariff question.
While it Is generally believed that
some members OF the committee are
not in sympathy with the movement
for a thorough revision Of the tariff
it is generally regarded as certain
that such revision win be embodied
IN the bill which viii be presented TO
congress at the special session, for
political. if not for economical req
sons. The hearing on wool and wool
products vas continued today
Representatives of the National
Wool Growers Association, which. it
is said includes 20 per cent OF the
wool growers of the United States
addressed the committee today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
GOVERNMENT DYKE
HAS GIVEN WAY
The Steep Bank Against
Which the Waters Rushed,
Due to Dynamiti1g, is
Fast Crumblingt Court
House and Jefferson Hotel
Now on the Brink of the
Roaring and Swollen
Stream.
ax Assoclated Press.

Pine Blur, Ark, Dec. 2--The gov.
eminent dyke, against which the force
OF the food of waters of the Arkansas
river was thrown by dynamiting on
the opposite shore of the river late
last night, gave way tonight and the
steep bank at this point is fast
crumbling. Dynamiting has been re-
sumed in an effort 70 relieve The pres
ent endangered situation of the city.
The court house and Jefferson hotel
are on the brink of the stream and
In danger.
Plan Tipped Off.
News of the plan to use dynamite
last night had beenStipped on to Cap
tain Parkin, United States engineer
at Little Rock, and hS~xent word TO
stop it at all hazards. The govern
ment boats were practically out of
however, owing to the
heavy current, and could not get to
the scene in the darkness.
The strong current made it almost
impossible to cross the river at the
time and nothing could be done to
stop operations.
A strong sentiment prevails here
that drastic as was the. action in
defying the government and using
dynamite to change the current of the
stream, the end has justified the ac-
ton. The property and the section
of the city now endangered is not
nearly 50 valuable as tQe curt house,
hetle and other pl,es ssf s9efore the
peril.
The effects of the dynamiting be-
gan to be noticed shortly after mid
night. The current swung TO the east
almost imperceptibly at first, then
more rapidly as the dynamiting pro-
ceeded. and the point was torn away.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
LOCK Of HAIR
AND BABY TEETH
WILL BE SOLD
Strange Legacies Left City
of New York by Mrs. An
gelina P. Crane Will Be
Auctioned Off To-Day as
Provided in the Will.
Ry Associated Presz.

New York, Dec, IA lock of child 9
hair and a number of baby teeth will
be sold at auction tomorrow by the
city. These strange legacies were left
to the city by Mrs. Angelina p. Crane,
who died in 1891. BY her will she left
her daughter Edith only S. and
strangely the teeth and lock of hair TO
be sold tomorrow are memoirs OF the
childhood of the disinherited daugh-
ter. They were found in an old trunk
in Strengthening up the estate from
which the city haS already realized
$50. 600
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
PORT AL PRINCELOOTED
BY MADDENED POPULACE
That $22,OOO,OOO Loan
Remains a Mystery

he appeared TO he no nearer a solu
ton of the mystery than when nc
first propounded the question. Arch
bold said he knew no reason for the
loans which. he said, might have rep
resented adjustments between the re
fining companies which Trainer sup
piled with OIL Trainer. who is con
nected with the Standards pipe line
system, had previously testified he
did not know of the loans. and never
received any money.
Adjournment was taken until Mon.
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
BY Associates Press.

New York. Dec. EFFORTS on the
part OF Federal counsel 10 obtain in
formation regarding loans aggregatins
s22.000.0o0 to p. S. Trainer, by the
Southern Pipe Line Co., a Standard
subsidiary, came to nothing today in
the cross-examination of John d.
Archbold in the government suit TO
dissolve the Standard Oil Co.
For over year, Frank B. kellogg,
the government inquisitor. has pur-
sued every trail to find out the pur-
pose of these large loans, but tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
TORPEDO BOATS TO LEAVE
SATURDAY FOR PENSACOLA
Will of Majority Must
Rule, Says Uncle Joe

THE object of the minority party,
whether Republican or Democratic, is
to criticise and stir up discussion
continued the speaker. 1T is not of
much importance to the country
have a seat on the floor
HThe Republican members will, as
usual, hold a caucus or conference, TO
determine the organization which they
desire. We must, of necessity, il not
of choice, accept the will of the ma
jority."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
ny Associates press.

Berlin, Dec. 3.-The German admi-
rally which up TO the present time
has been more backward than any
other naval administration in Europe
in the building of submarine vessels.
has determined to go into this branch
of naval construction heavily with q
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
DYlNAMITING RESUMED
TO SAVE PINE BLUFF
BY Associates Press.

Washington, Dec. "a piece OF
machinery is necessary to assist the
majority of the house of representa-
tives, whether it be Republican or
Democratic. in working its will is
the way in which Speaker Cannon to-
day characterized the house commit
tee on rules. The speaker told of the
necessity of such committee and
gave his reason for believing the
present method of providing the rules
of procedure of the house to be best.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
P. N. SPRINGER
SURRENDERED
BY 1ONDsMEN
One of the Men Alleged to
Be Connected With the
Schooner Alton and Con-
spiracy to Smuggle, Again
Taken Into Custody in
Boston.
sy Associates Press.

Boston. Dec. 3.-Philip NJ. Springer
of Somerville. one of those charged
with being concerned in an alleged
conspiracy to bring Cinnamon into
this country on the schooner Freddie
w. Alton. seized last month at Pen
sacola Fla, was surrendered today by
his bondsmen, who heard ne was
about to leave the city. He was sent
to the Charles street jail in default OF
SIS 900 bail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
Nv Associated Press.

San Francisco. Dec. 3.-The' Dunn
barton bridge and cutoff over San
francisco bay, Saving fifty miles o.
travel. will be completed and regular
trains will be running over the new
route either late in February or early
in March. Such is the prediction OF
the Southern Pacific chief engineer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
FOUND GUILTY
OF CONSPIRACY IN UTAH

pany. Oregon Short Line Railway.
Everett Buckingham and j. Moore who
had been on trial for alleged conspir-
acy in restraint of interstate COM
merce, and thereby violating the laws
of the United States.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
SCHOONER SLIPS OUT OF
PORT ON DANGEROUS VOYAGE

the schooner was formerly known as
the Gloucester, having her name
changed for her dangerous journey
Just when the schooner got under way
is not known, but midnight iueacsa5
is supposed to have been about the
hour. The vessel is in charge o:
Captain James Mcpherson, q fearless
Scotchman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
/. BY Associates Press

New York, Dec. 3.-Laden with
arms and ammunition supposed TO be
for the use of the revolutionists in
Hayti, the swift schooner Alice left
her moorings in Long Island harbor
and is now well on her way. Accord
ing to rumors along the water front
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
DURHAM POLICE BAFFL ED
OVER SERIES OF CRIMES

the assassination of Engineer ]. A
Holt, Of the Southern Railway, who
was shot to death while in the cab of
his engine, in the suburbs today. No
cause Is assigned to the deed, and
no clue to the murderer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
DUMBARTON BRIDGE OVER
FRISCO BAY SOON FINISHED

who has had charge of the problem
OF spanning the lower reach OF San
Francihco bay at its narrowest point
in order TO save the long trip around
the southern arm of the great water
way. The ultimate intention is to use
this route as main line to bring cen
trail overland trains into San Fran
cisco. avoiding ferry transferring at
Benecia and Oakland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
GERMANY WILL NOW SPEND
MUCH FOR SUBMARINES

type of submarine that is the result
of three years experiments at Kiel
In addition 20 the sum of $500 coo
in the budget of 1903 for this pur-
pose, it is understood that $3.50. 600
will be asked for in 1910 Orders
have been placed at Dantzig for six
submarines to be completed as soon
as possible.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
FRAIL WOMAN BEATEN BY
ROBBER INTO INSENSIBILITY

Failing to find the diamopds, the
men appropriated $50 in money and
several pieces OF siiverware and walk
ed away, leaving their victim uncon-
scious on the floor.
More than an hour later Mrs. Van
derkloot regained consciousness and
assistance
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
lFE INSURANCE
PRESIDENT SUICIDES.
Nv Assoeia.ed Press.

ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec. d.
Timothy. R. Palmer, who re-
signed last Friday as president
of tne Minnesota Mutual Life
Insurance company commit
ted suicide by shooting through
the head while alone at his res
idence here today. Melancho-
liza. caused by sickness. is the
only known motive.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
$50 FISHERMEN DROWNED.

Toxic, Dec. 3.-Thirty-hye japanese
fishing boats were caught Ia typhoon
Yesterday off Hatsu island, in Hawaii
su bay and wrecked 1t is reported
That $50 fishermen lost their lives
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
TEMPERANCE LECTURER
NEARLY CAUSED PANIC
BY Associated Press

Lynn. Mass, Dec .3.--Mrs.
Leonora Lake, one of The lead
ing temperance lecturers. who
spoke at no-license rally here
last night created panic
among 1000 ardent temperance
reformers when sh- announced
that she had changed ler mind
about drink being the worst
evil of the country and de-
nounced 'bachelorhood as being
worse, and bachelors a. being
worse than .hellions who run
drink dives
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
CRUISERS LEAVE FOR
SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS

San Diego, Dec. "a wireless mes
sage from Magdalena Bay says that
the cruisers Of the Pacific squadron
left there for South American ports
last night
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
yiGNAy HoNoRED.

Paris, Dec 3.-Henry yignay, sec
rotary OF the American embassy here,
has been elected president OF the So
ciety of Amerieanists in succession
20 the late Prof Hamy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
TWO DEAD AND THREE
INJURED IN EXPLOSION
Nv AssocIated Preas.

BluefeId, W. Va, Dec. 3.-TwO
men, both colored, are dead, and
three others, Italians, believed to be
fatally injured, the result of a mine
explosion today at the King Coal
mine at Norwood. W. Va, about
thirty miles from here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
~ associates PresA-

Chicago. Dec. 3.-Two robbers walk.
ed into the house of A. Vanderkloot
yesterday afternoon and beat and
kicked Mrs. vanderboot. frail wo-
man OF 90 years into insensibility and
then ransacked the honse for dia-
naonds which they supposed TO be
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
NEW WHEATREcoRp.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-Wheat for May
delivery established new high record
mark for the season when it sold on
the local exchange today at $1.10 5-S.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
THE BANNER DIVORCE
COUNTY OF THE u. S.
ey Associated Press.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-According
to statistics. Peoria scunSy, II
linois. holds the record for di-
yorceS. From November! 1907,
to November 1908, there was
one divorce filed for every four
and two-thirds marriage IL
censes. The United States CEN
sus report gives Illinois the
palm for divorces, the state
average being one divorce for
every twelve marriages.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
BY Associated Press.

Raleigh, n. c., Dec. 3.-The police
authorities of Durham are baffled and
the city excited over the recent series
of crimes which reached climax in
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04

Salt Lake, Utah, Dec. 3.-"Guilty",
was the verdict of the jury of the
United States district court here TO.
day, before which the Union Pacific
Railroad, Union Pacific Coal Com
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-12-04
Rioting and Pillage Follow
ed Flight of Presidens
Alexis.
TWELVE KILLED,
MANY WOUNDED

Armed Forces Fired Into the
Rioters, Who Had Looted
Stores and Residences, and
They Only Dispersed
When Troops Threatened
to Fire the Second Volley.
The Warships Will Land
Forces if Disorders Con-
tinue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-16
Telegramy zagraniczne

Rzym, 16 kwietnia. = Papiez
Plus x. przyjmowaa wczoraj ma
prywatnej audyencyi we Waty-
kanie niemieckiego kanclerzaRze-
sly, ks. Buelowa i jego malzon-
ke. Ojciec sw. byl wielce zadowo-
lony, ze mogi sic ksieciem poro-
zumiewa6 W jezyku wioskim, wy
rail dalej nadzieje zyczenie, ze-
by odwiedzihy kanclerza W Wa
tykanie jego konferencya Kar-
dynalem Merry del Val jako Sc
kretarzem stanu sprowadzily u
pragnione porozumienie w spra-
wach katolickich w Niemczech.
KS. Buelow spedzil przeszlo go
dzine czasu ma rozmowie z Papie-
zem wszystlich najwazniej-
szych sprawach, obchodzacych
zarowno Niency jak Watykan.
Potem zsozyl wizyte kardynalowi
Merry del Val, ktdry z tytulu
swego sekretarza stanu jest pier
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-16
Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, 16 kwietnia' -
w Izbie poslow wczoraj 1919 glo-
sami przeciw S3 odrzucono zada-
ME prezydenta Roosevelta, azeby
wyznaczyc fundusze ma budowe
czterech wielkich okretow wojen-
nych, a przyjeto polecenie ko-
mitetu floty, azeby wyznaczyc
fundusz ma budowe dwu takich O.
kretow. Debaty wielce byly ozy-
wionc; bronil projektu prezyde1:a
szczeedlniej posel Hobson z Ala
bamy, ale ostro skrytykowali mie-
szanie sic prezydenta do obrad
Kongresu inni poslowie, ktorzy
dowodzili, re jest on wprawdzie
naczelnym dowodca armii i flo
ty, ale ME jest naczelnym dowod-
ca Kongresu. Jeden z posiow,
Willett z Nowego Yorku, opowia-
dal, re prezydent przed kilku dnia-
mi pewnemu komitetowi izby "a
grozil, ze skoro Kongres ME IL
chwali budowy czterech okretow,
to on za.vetuje nowele budzetowa
publicznych gmachow. Hobson
ktory ciagle bronil prezydenta,
pr6bowal jeszcze wniesc popraw-
ke, by wyznaczono fundusze ma
budowe trzech okretow, ale i ten
projekt odrzucono so8 glosami
przeciw "a.
Niema watpliwosci, re takze |
senat postapi W sposob podobny.
Z demokratow znaczna wiekszoSc,
z republikanow przynajmniej po-
Iowa sprzeciwia sic proiektowi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-16
Rome notatki teIegTaticzna.

- NoweIa budzetowa fIoty W kon.
gresie waszyngtohskim kompletnie juz
jest opracowana przez Komitet, po
zalatwieniu sic obecnem re sprawa
budowy wielkich okret6w, zapewne
szybko zostanie przyjeta.
- Do wykohezenIa utrzymanla
stacy floty mad Lake Bluff W pob1iau
Chicago wyznacza nowela obecnie o.
pracowana sumo $1095.ooo.
- w South Omaha dawna rada
miejska ME chce ustapic miejsca no
wpobranej, utrzymujac. ae wybory
byly nieprawne. Zapewne dopiero So
dy rozstrzygna te sprawe.
Ma przedmiesciu oakhili W Mani
stee, Mich. spaliio sic 45 domow mie-
szkalnych i diva sklady. Jest to dziel-
MICA polska. Podobno jedna kobieta
smiertelnie tam sic pokaleczyla. Szko-
de zrzadzona obliczaja ma $4,000.
w Cleveland, O., Pewnego mai
aonka rozwiedEionego wlasnie re To-
na, ktory chcial ma pozegnanie ia po-
calowae, sedzia policyjny Levine SKA
zai ma s25 grzywny 80 dni aresztu
"a ,czynna napasc".
w Kansas City odby~ai sle pro-
ces bnetyera teatru Century "a pre-
kroczenie ,.ustawy niedzielnej". Wy
mix procesu przypomina podobne pro-
cesa W Chicago Obrohca ME zaprze
cza, faktu, sedzia dal instrukcye bar
dzo niepzychylne sedziowie
przysiegli naradzaja sic Cd kilRunastu
godzin dis maja dac werdykt "a
pieczetowany. Podobno 10 z mich jest
"a uwolnieniem oskarzonego.
- w Milford, Utah, ! W New
house, Utah wczoraj dalo sie uczu6
kilkakrotne dose slime trzesienie Eier
mi, ale szk6d znacznych ME zrzadziio.
- Andrew Carnegie oflarowai sIs
zlozyc dalszych 100000 ma rzecs
istniejacego juz W Pittsburgh zakla-
du technicznego jego nazwiska, 1e4e'
Ii miasto zakupi sasiadujacych 70
szkola AZ ARROW gruntu. kt6re kosztf
ja 10000.
- Panamskl minister spraw zagra-
nicznych, Rhardo Arias, ziozyi swo9
urzad dlatego, poniewas Jest kandr
datsm M prszydsntA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-16

piechoty z karabinami W rekach,
tworzyli razem jakoby korpus ar
mil. Przez ulice wspaniale udeko-
rowane w trojkolorowe barwy
Stanow Zjednoczonych ziotobia-
lie barwy Stanu California, parada
przeszia przez park miejski i uda-
Ia sic do ratusza, gdzie odbylo sic
powitanie urzedowe. Kazdej z 3
dywizyj towarzyszyia kapela zio-
iona 7S ludzi. w parku przeglad
odbyli kontradmiraloWie Thomas,
Sperry Emery. jakotei guber-
nator Gillett; przeslicznym byl
widok zgromadzonych pred try
buna mowcow 5000 dzieci szkol-
nych, ktore powiewajac choragie-
wkami spiewa1y patryotyczne pie
sni. Gubernator powital gosci,
admiral Thomas odpowiedzial w
imieniu admiraIa Evansa. Nsste-
pnie admiraIowi Thomas wreczo-
no klucz zioty Co symbolicznie o.
znacza otwarcie goscinnosci mia
sta; klucz ten zostai natychmiast
wyslany do admirala Evansa. Po-
tenn jeszcze doreczono w podarirl-
ku Cd roznych stowarzyszeh ola
admiraia Evansa przepyszna sza-
bic pochwa oprawna W zioto
klejnoty, a Idla admiraiow Tho
masa, Sperry Emery ztote pa
miatkowe medale. Wieczorem Cd
byl sic znowu bankiet bal W
hotelu Del Coronado ola Office
row floty.
Helena, Mont, 1s kwietnia. =
Rzeka Missouri wzbiera z przera-
zajaca szybkoscia powodz zrza-
dzila juz niezmierne szkody. Ia
grozone teraz So bezposrednio do
liny Great Falls; miasto Great
Falls liczace 5000 mieszkahcow
i fabryki nalezace do Boston and
Montana Smelter Co, mad rzeka
Missouri, zatrudniajace 1900 robo-
tnikow, a najwieksze tego rodzaju
ma swiecie, lada chwila zostana
zalane. Miasteczko Craig, Mont.
i Cascade jug So zalane j zgineso
tam mnostwo bydla. Zdaje sic, re
ludzi Mkt ME utracii zycia, ale
szkoda materyalna wyniesie mi
liony. Wedle ostatnich wiadomo-
Sci dynamitem wysadzono W po--
wietrze tame Black Eagles mad
Missouri, by tym sposobem u
chronic cd zalania Great Falls
fabryki. Jeden robotnik wpadi W
wode utonal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-04-16

lid SIT VI AhohA Jh3 q
zrealizowac ten postlllat.
Berlin, 16 kwietnia. Z dobrze
poinformowanego zrodla s1ychac
tu, re zalozenie novel partyi de-
mokratycznej jest juz postanowio-
ne, Przywodca jej ma bye DR.. I.
Barth, jeden z kierownikow par
tyi wolnomyslnych' Nova partya
ma sic skladac zywiolow ma
cyonalno spoiecznych i spoiecz-
no liberalnych. Glowni menerzy
staraja sic nawiazac stosunki
socyalnymi demokratami, a Or
ganem tel partyi ma bye podobno
dziennik ,,Berliner Volkszeitung".
Berlin, 16 kwietnia. - Pelny
zarzad niemieckiego zwiazku flo
ty ktory tutaj obradowai w o.
statnich dniach, rozpatrrrjac ma
der pilnie przyczyny niedawnego
konfliktu w Ionic tego zwiazku,
powzial caly szereg postanowlen'
Mianowicie okreslono w mich do
bitnie stanowisko zwiazku, przy-
czem zauwazono, re jake organi-
zacya narodowa, majaca ma celu
stworzenie silnej floty, powinien
STAG ponad partyami wszelkiemi
frakcyami politycznemi.
Obecni czlonkowie bylego pre-
zydyum oswiadczyli, re ME przyj-
ma powtornego wyboru pomimo
nalegah do tego pewnych stron.
Wobec tego zamianowano komi-
sye, ktora przygotuje referat W
tel sprawie przed}ozy jego wy
niki ma przyszlem zebraniu W
GdanSku.
Londyn, 16 kwietnia. - Zwia-
eek fabrykantow budowy okre-
tow oglosil wczoraj publicznie, re
jezeli zatrudniani w dokach O.
kretowych ma polnocno wschod-
MEM wybrzezu robotnicy, ktorzy
obecnie strajkuja, ME powroca do
niej najpozniej do rs bm' to
wszystkie doki okretowe W kraju
zostana pozamykane, wskutek
czego zostanie pozbawionych pra-
cy okolo 100000 robotnikow.
Strajk rozpoczal sic W polowie sty
cznia br. a robotnicy Tyne cd
tego czasu odrzucali juz diva razy
propozycye kompromisowe Pra-
codawcow.
Toxic, 16 kwietnia. - Z Seul,
stolicy Korei, nadczodzace tn de-
pesze oznajmiaja, re rewolucyoni-
sci tamtejsi rozpoczeli ma nowo
swa dzialalnosc re wskutek tego
musi ustapic dwoch koreahskich
ministr6w. Wrogi nastr6j wzgle-
EN- Japonczykow eagle sic wzma-
ga, tax, re obawy przed groz-
nym wybuchem wys}ano do Korei
znaczne posilki wojskowe.