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Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

success of the sugar beet business, which has been tried here once be- fore with rather unfavorable results. What the Southwestern Sugar and Land company proposes to do in this valley has been pretty thoroughly told in The Republican within the past few days and what this article will deal with principally is what they propose to do in this immediate vicinity
 The first item that should be con- sidered is the meeting tomorrow af- tcrnoon. This meeting is called at the instance Of the Tempe board of trade and every farmer and business man in the vicinity is not only requested, but is urged to lend his presence. MT. Davie will address the meeting among others. and he said yesterday that he hoped to- see every man who was mix ed up in the last sugar beet deal pres eut Tn fact he is especially anxious to have those who lost money and who have claims against the old company present as he wants to convince them that the new company is a horse of a different color. The meeting will be open to discussion by all and it is very essential that there be a good attend ance of the farmers. That the finest grade of beets can be grown here has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of every one. There is no question about that feature of the proposition that MT. Davie now proposes to dem- Onstrate with the same degree of sat- isfaction that they can not only be shown but can be disposed of with a good profit to the producer.
 At the meeting tomorrow Mir. Davie will explain the plan whereby the new company proposes to square the ac- counts Of the new one and begin busi- ness just as if beets had never been cultivated here before. He will not only explain this important matter but will gladly answer all question relat- ing to the cultivation of beets and likewise relating to the Southwestern Sugar and Land company.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
Pity the Man With the
 Almost" Wool Fall Suit

We are sorry for the man who has been bitten by the Imitation Wool cheat. We are especially sorry be- cause it will be a week or two before he realizes the fraud. Then it will be too late to return the suit.
 Imitation Wool is a sly, cunning masquerader. When new it looks like twin brother of the genuine stuff, and even an expert can hardly detect it.
 But when a little rain and a little moisture soaks into it all the style and shape wears out of it and it's dressy appearance disappears with the satisfaction and pride of it's Wearer.
 You don't need to gamble with the wool proposition in your fall suit or overcoat. There is one store in this town where all-woOl and wool only is sold-where not a thread of cotton passes over the threshold-and this is that store Because we sell Royal Tailoring
 The Royal Tailors of Chicago and give q guaranty of All Wool purity in their entire line of half a thous- and fabrics. In no other line will you see such dressy patterns, such wide variety, such snap and class And the beauty of each fabric is lasting beauty-all- wool beauty back ed by a legal guaranty.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
 ON THE SOUTH SIDE
Meeting in Lehi Last Night and One
 To Be Held in Mesa Tonight.

Shortly before noon yesterday, a large automobile bearing the first con- tingent of the republican candidates for the different county offices arrived in Mesa. They came here direct from Tempe where they spoke to a large and enthusiastic audience the night previous. The party stopped in front of the Mesa City Bank and on alight- ing from the machine which brought them over immediately began shaking hands and meeting the citizens here, both republicans and democrats. In the first auto were $. w. Higley. nom inee for sheriff. Fl. B. Wilkinson. nom inee for district attorney, Geo. w.. Cowgirl, nominee for county recorder and John c. Phillips, candidate for probate judge.
 This party of gentlemen was soon followed by another and stili larger auto, containing the remainder of the candidates Among these latter were the republican nominees for the fol- lowing offices: Geo. M. Hahn, for legislative councilman, and J. c. Reed, l. V. Stewart and Roy S. Goodrich for legislative assemblymen, Homer Davis, superintendent of schools, c. s. Stew art Of this city and l. T. Hosey for supervisors. This party drove directly to the Alhambra where they took lunch being joined there a little later by their friends. After spending the af- ternooh here, meeting and making many friends, the candidates, together with large delegation of citizens from Mesa left for Lehi, where a large and enthusiastic meeting was held. The representation of republicans from the district to the north O. Mesa being present in force. The addresses of the different speakers were forceful argu- ments for the establishing of republi- can principles in the politics and poli- cies of this cOunty.
 The visitors will remain here today ana tonight a big rally will be held in
 the Mesa opera house where it is ex- pected a crowded house will greet the speakers. The Mesa City band will render musical selections throughout the evening. G. w. Lewis and Paul Renau Ingles will be the principal speakers.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
HARD YEAR FOR CATARRH Gives Advice and Simple
 Home Recipe to Use
Make Some Up as It is Said to do the Work and Does Not Cost Much to Mix.

Here is a prescription which should be valued by all who are subject to rheumatism, kidney and bladder trOu- bles and especially catarrh. While the an incurable disease, there are few men or women who will fail to ex- perience great relief from the follow ing simple home prescription, and if taken in time it should prevent an attack of catarrh during the entire season.
 Any one can mix the following: Fluid Extract Dandelion one-h half ounce. Compound Kargon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake well in bottle and use in teaspoonful doses after each meal and again at bedtime. Get these ingredients from any pharmacist whom you know handles only pure drugs.
 This prescription acts directly up on the eliminative tissues of the kid neys to make them filter and strain from the blood the poisons that pro duce all forms of catarrhal affections Relief is often felt even after the first few doses and it is seldom that the sufferer ever experiences a re- turn attack within the year.
 This prescription makes a splendid remedy for all forms of blood disor- ders and such symptoms as lame back, bladder weaknesses and rheu- matism pains are entirely dispelled
 As this valuable, though simple, re- cipe comes from thoroughly relia - ble source, it should be needed by every reader who suffers from ca tarrh
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
NEWS NOTES.

There will be a special meeting of the Tempe fire department this even ing at the usual hour and every mem Der is expected to be on hand
 Andrew Nielsen returned yesterday morning from a short business trip to Sasco. He reports conditions there very favorable and every thing on the boom.
 M Solomon of the White House Store" of Phoenix was a business vis- itor on the south side yesterday af- teTnoon.
 A meeting will be held Saturday af- ternoon at the J. c. Goodwin home to decide just where the old Settlers picnic will be held on the following Saturday It was originally intended to hold the picnic this coming Sat urday but it has been postponed one week.
 Mrs. Wiley Corbell returned yester- day morning from Los Angeles where she has been spending the summer.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
THE STANDARD OIL TAINT-

Manuel Espinosa. a young Mexican who was taken into custody by the officers of the police department Monday on the charge of stealing a number of brass couplings from the yards of the Standard oil company in this city, was released yesterday on request of the To- cal representative of the oil company As the lad had fully satisfied Marshal Moore that this was his first offence he was given his freedom, promising that the first offense would be the last one.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
Tempe Department
 F.W. GRIFFIN. Manager

That MT. Davie has confidence In the situation in the valley was made very evident yesterday He and Mir. Kane went to the Sachs ranch east of town, now being operated by Thomas Armstrong of Phoenix, and made ar engagements for the cultivation of at least two hundred acres of beets on this place and possibly more Mir. Davie vii put in one hundred acres on his own account while MT. Armstrong will put in a similar amount of ground It vii be remembered that this ranch produced a remarkable yield of beets per acre two years ago and MT. Davie save that in his varied experience in the business he has seen few pieces of land that are better adapted to the growing of beets.
 The gentlemen take a very optimis- tic view of the situation here and con tend that if they will just be given the confidence of the people and their support, the day will come when there will be a sugar factory on the south side and the cultivation of sugar beets will be the most paying thing the far mer can do.
 The farmers are again urged to come to the meeting tomorrow wheth- CT they have any idea of growing beets or not It will be a chance to talk the matter over and come to some conclusion.
 Quiuccs cents at Berkenkamp's
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
Mesa Department
 w. H. HOGLE Manager


that of H. L. Young. who reached the city this week from Sterling City, Texas, accompanied by his wife. They come with the intention of purchasing property in the vicinity, as Mir. Young recently spent sometime here on a visit to his son G. L. Young, proprietor of the jewelry store here. and during his soiourn in the valley he came to the conclusion that he desired to be- come identified as a resident of this rich and prosperous section of the great west.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
SUDDENLY TAKEN ILL.

Shortly after arriving at work yes terday morning, O. l.. Peckens, who is employed as clerk at the store of the LeSueur and Gibbons Co, was taken suddenly ill with an attack of acute indigestion. This became so severe that he went to EverybOdy's Drug store for medical attention. This being rendered by D. V. Palmer. he was talk en home. where it is reported he is much better
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
ON A TRIP TO ROOSEVELT

On Monday afternoon a party of Mesaites and guests left here for a trip of several days duration to the Roosevelt dam and vicinity. Those composing the party were: Mir. and Mrs. David Hilbert, MT. and Mrs. Jesse T. Steele, Mrs. Radell and Mrs. Salter and son LinwoOd.
 Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Salter are here as the guests Of their relatives, and will shortly return to their re spective homes in Hollywood, Cal. The folk went by private conveyance.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
THREE CASES IN COURT.

Justice Wickrffe had three cases be- fore him yesterday morning and in each instance the subjects had looked upon the wine when 1t is red. Two of them were Pima Indians who had imbibed too freely They were fined S6 each which amount was promptly paid. Neither would give out any in formation as to where the liquor was secured. The third case was a white man. one Lon Tatum who was con- victed of being drunk and disorderly the day before. He was fined $1O and not having the price, went to jail
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
A TWELVE FOUNDER

W. II. Rogers of the Stapley Hard ware company has a jOvial word and a bright smile for everyone nowadays. The occasion for this is the arrival at his home on Monday afteIboon last of "a fine twelve pound baby boy Mother and son are during well.
 During the latter part Of last week there arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Zebulon Pierce. a baby girl. which marks the advent oe the first daughter in the family, and there is correspond ingly much joy at the Pearce home.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
SUGAR BEET MEETING
 TOMORROW AFTERNOON
At the Goodwin Opera House For the Purpose of Discussing an Important Matter.

R. P Davie and L. F. Kane, repre- sentativcs of the Southwestern Sugar and Land company spent yesterday afternoon in the Tempe section look ing over the sugar beet proposition in this locality and making preparations for a meeting that will be held tomor- row afternoon in the Goodwin opera house. MT. DaVie is the manager and vice president of the company; while MT Kane is the assistant manager
 Both gentlemen are exceedingly en- thusiastic over the outlook here and are confident that with the support of the people; they can make a great
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

The committee on plans and arrange ments for the banquet and dance to be given to the members of company D, on their return here from the maneu- vers in California. is still at work com pleting the details connected with the complimentary affair. They are de- termined that no stone shall be left unturned to make the boys home coming a royal one.
 Arrangements have been made with Proprietor McCauley of the Alhambra hotel to furnish the supper for the ban quet. A committee on decoration con sisting of the following named per sons has been appointed to attend to the elaborate decorations in the Mesa opera house where the dance which is to follow the banquet will be given. Ernest Ellsworth. D. A LeBarOn. Floyd Jenkins. Burns Babitt and Carl Enloe.
 An impromptu program will be ren- dered during the evening. An admis sion os one dollar will be charged for all except the members of the company
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
LIFE NOT WORTH LIVING.

Don't say life is not worth living. Take Sexine Pills and then when you feel the new life coursing through your veins you will feel a new in terest in living. Sexine Pills are sold by ElVey & Hulett, where they sel all the principal remedies and do not substitute. Price S1 a box; six boxes S. Full guarantee.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
RECLAMATION SERVICE
 AS HIGHWAY BUILDER
It Is Engaged in Building a Good Road Between Here and Mesa.

The reclamation service is making good in Tempe to use a common term. It will be remembered that the ser vice promised to right any wrong that may have been done to the road along the M. G P. track between here and Mesa when the transmission line tow CTS were put in and in fulfillment of that promise, half a dozen teams were started to work Monday afternoon. The road will be straightened out in number of places where it was for merly somewhat crooked and where the towers stood in the middle of the highway. The work will be carried on from Hayden ranch to the Tempe ca nal and when finished will make a first class road out of what has for merly been but a medium one. The reclamation service usually does things right and it is expected that such will be the case in this instance.
 Come and get them. Still a few pears at BaIdWin's
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
ouoNo YU's APPEAL

of Quong Yu who was convicted at the last term of district court of com plicity in a series of burglaries of the New York store was yesterday brought to the supreme court on ap- peal. Immediately after his conviction the Chinanan gave a bond of $50OO pending his appeal
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

MT. and Mrs. Paul Seitz left last evening for their home in Nogales af- ter spending a few weeks here with relatives.
 Doc" Oviedo has accepted a posi- ton with Birchett Bros.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
Finch and Carr, undertakers and em- balmers. Tempe, Phones. 1S1 Finch; and 179, Carr.
A SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE

The fact that Dr. Ogburn last night had a box of cigars sent to the lodge hall where the Knights of Pythias were in session, he being a member of the order. is regarded as a somewhat suspicious circumstance. His friends have grave fears that he has embark ed upon the sea of matrimony, though it was impossible yesterday to verify the presumption.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
NEW SCHOOL TEACHER

The first A grade of the public school has been temporarily taught by Mrs. .C. s. Steward has taken charge of the first of the week by Miss Ethel
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
ENTERTAINED AT cARps-Mrs

Sheets of Evergreen Place entertained a number of friends yesterday at her home at an informal card party and luncheon. An enjoyable afternoon was spent.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

Those having Tempe water for rent should list it with the canal secretary.
 He has frequent calls for it.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
NOT DIPHTHERIA.
CContinued on page 12)

It has been learned, on a more
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
COMMITTEE STILL WORKING

Wilson, teacher from Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14
THE OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.

The following is the cast of charac- ters for the "Old Maids Conventions: g Maribah Lovejoy, president of old
 Maids Matrimonial Club. ....
 ...... ... ....... Mrs. D. c. Buck Amarillo Heywood. secretary.
 %. ....... Mrs. Amanda Richards
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

Quiuccs ? cents at Berkenkamp's ranch.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-14

Come and get them. Still a few pears at Baldwin's
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
SPRAWA TRUSTU PAPIE-
ROWEGO.

Washington, D. c., I3 maja. -
Kongresmann Mann Z Illinois,
przewodniczQcy komisyi Izby,
wybranej w celu przeprowadze-
mia Sledztwa w spraWie trustu
papierowego, oSwiadczy1, ze vie
lu wydawc6w pism ,dotychczas
ME zgIosili sic I rzeczywistymi
dowodami przcciwko trustowi.
Komisya chcialaby koniecznie
zakohczyc te sprawe zdac spra-
wozdanie przed Izbq, jeszcze pod
czas obecnej sesyi, kongresu, ale
Z powodu odwlckania ca}ej kWe-
styi przez wydawc6w pism, zda-
je sic, ze komisya sprawozdanie
zlozy dopiero podczas jesiennej
sesyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
OFIARY PIRACY.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, 13 maja. -
Wskutek eksplozyi gaz6w w ko-
palm wegla 'Lookout Colliery
of Temple Coal and Iron Compa-
ny" siedmiu g6rnik6w ponios}o
Smiert ma miejscu, dwudziestu
zas ponios1o wieksze lub mniej-
sze obrazenia.
Eksplozya zdarzyla sic ma 600
stop pod powierzchnia ziemi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
Jekaterynos1aw, 1890 maja. =

JekaterynosfaW, 1890 maJa. -
Wiezniowie tutejszego wiezienia
rzQdowego dokonali wczOraj bez-
owocnej eksplozyi bomby, W ma
stepstwie czego mieli wszyscy
zbiedz Z wiezienia.
Bombe ukrytQ w murze w IL
bic dozorc6w eksp1odowano
wprawdzie i uczyniono wylom w
murze. Dziesieciu wiezniow wy
dosta1o sic przez otw6r ten ma
wolnoSc, reszcie jednak ME uda-
la sic ucicczka, gdyz hukiem eks-
pIozyi zaalarmowana straz mad
biegla ! przeszkodzi}a wykonaniu
planu. Ia zbiegami wyslano woJ-
sko, kt6rc dopadio ich i wystrze-
lafo do jednego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
PRZECIWKO MODERNIZ-
MOWI.

Wrocfaw, IS maja. - KsiQze-
kardynaI Kopp ustanOwif komi-
sye L duchownych, kt6rej zada-
MEM bedzie dat baczenie, by ma
wykladach tcologii katolickiej ma
tamtejszym uniwersytecie ME
wprowadzono modernistycznej
nauki. Komisya ia ma zdawac
sprawozdanie kardynaGowi co
diva miesiqce. Profesorowie wy
kFadajQcy teologie podlegac be
da Scisiej ,kontroli, a nawet ich
prace 1iterackie i naukowe bedq
CcnZurOWane.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
NACZELNIK POLICYI ARE
SZTOWANY.

Chattanooga, Tenn, 13 maja.-
Zesziej nocy aresztowano tn ma
czelnika policyi N. ]. Haskew ma
mocy jego wiasnego oskarzenia.
Haskew sic przyznal, ze pred 23
laty przy pomocy przyjaci6l VIA
mai sic do wiezienia w El Paso-
Texas, w ktorem siedziai jego
brat; straz wiezienna wymordo-
wal, i bratem zdoiaf zbiedZ.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13

Washington, D. c., 13 maja. -
w Senacie uchwalono podczas
wczorajszych debat budzet pocz-
ty, kt6ry wynosi lqcznie $780,
27o,367.
Waznym jest paragraf ustawy
budzetowej, ze w przyszfoSci IL
rzednicy pocztowi, pracujqcy ma
pociqgach, beda otrzymywali do
lara dziennie ma wydatki. Naste-
pnie Senat przyjQl poprawke, roz-
porzQdzajQcQ, re wazenie przesy-
lex pocztowych, przewozonych
pociQgami, oplata "a ich przewoz
beda wazne ma jeden rok, a ME
ma cztery, jak to by}o dotychczas.
Senator Rayner wygiosil mo-
we w zwiQzku ze spraWq PulkoW-
nika Williama F. Stewarta, kto-
rego przeniesiono do opuszczone-
90 fortu Grant w Arizonie. Ray
ner przeczytaf list prezydenta
Roosevelta, w kt0rym prezydent
piszc, ze dIatego pulkownik 20
stal przeniesiony, poniewaz jest
nicmozliwy jako zwierzchnik, zle
sic obchodzi Z zoinierzami, "a
dziera ciQgIe Z cywilnymi osoba-
mi j w dodatku ME bardzo fest
kompetentny w swojem powola-
niu.
Nastepnie zaiatwiono pewna Ii
czbe mniej waznych spraw, po-
czem nastQpilo Odroczenie.
-,Po caIodniowych debatach L.
ba przyjela sprawozdanie konfe-
rencyine co do budzetu floty I3O
glosami przeciwko I24. Budzet
ten ma jeszcze bye podpisany
przez prezydenta Roosevetla.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
BOMBA W WIEzIENIU.
BOMBA USILOWALI WEI
MOVIE UTOROWAc SOBIE
DROGE DO WOLNOSCI.

Bomba eksplodowa1a wieznio-
vie uciekli przez wy1om w mu-
RE, ale wojsko ich pochwycifo.
- Baron RoSen, ambassador ro-
syjski dla Stanow Zjednoczo-
rych, z pozegnalna wizyta u
cara. - Krol serbski udaje sic
w podroz do Petersburga -
Dokonanie samosadu ma swie-
tokradcy. - Premier portugal
ski oSwiadczyf, re krolobojcy
ME mieli wspolnikow w zbro-
dni. - Varia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
OGLOSZENIE KONSTYTU-
CYL.

Schwerin, 13 maja. - Wczoraj
ogloszonq tn zostala konstytucya
dla W. ksiestwa meklembursko-
szweryhskiego.
Dotychczas by1 to jedyny kraj,
gdzie panujqcy rzqdzii niemal
fcudalnie, DO bez przcpis6w kon-
stytucyjnych.
Mieszkahcy tego pahstewka o.
trzymali prawo wyborcze kurya-
mi, stosownic do wysokosci opla-
canego podatl1u.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
POWIEKSZENIE ZALOGI
MARYNARKI.


Washington, D. c., 13 maja. Il
Z powodu uchwalenia przez kon-
sres powiekszenia kontyngensu
marynarki o 5000 ludzi, biura ma
rynarki poscukujQ ludzi. w pre-
ciQgu ostatnich dw6ch tygodni
przyjeto 562 ludzi. Po}owa, t. j.
5000 ludzi, zostanie natychmiast
wcielona do czynnej sluzby, re-
szta zas rozpocznie sluzbe dopie-
70 W poIowie przyszlego roku ad-
ministracyjnego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
PODR0z TAFTA.

Colon, Panama, I3 maja.- Mi
mister wojny Taft opusciI wczo-
raj Paname, po szeSciodniowym
tam pobycie.
w ciQgu tego czasu zafatwi}
wiele spraw odnoszQcych sic do
administracyi przekopu, ma kt6-
rq ogdlnie sic uzalano. R6wniez
za1atwil pomy5lnie spory grani-
czne pomiedzy republikami: Pa
mama Columbiq i pomiedzy St.
Il. i Panama.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
KONWENCYA REPUBLI-
KANSKA.

Grand Rapids, Mich, 13 maja.
Odbyla sic tn stanowa konwen-
cya rcpublikahska, ma ktorej po-
lecono wybranym delegation g}o-
sowac "a Taftem, jako kandyda-
TEN ma prezydenta Stanow, pod
czas konwencyi narodowej W
Chicago.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
PRZYJAzN ALFONSO z WI
LUSIEM.

Madryd, 13 maja. - w tutej-
szych kolach dyplomatycznych
krqzy wiadomo5t, jakoby kr6l Al
fons miaf sic spotkac wkr6tce Z
cesarzem Willlelmcm, ma wys-
pach BalearskiCh.
Podaja r6wniez, IL w Palma
bawi obeonie pewien dyplomata
niemiecki, kt6ry zajmuje sic "a
ranzowaniem tego zjazdu monar-
chow.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
MORDERSTWO w WIEZIE-
NIU.

Symferopol, IS maja. - Wiez-
Movie tutejszego zakladu kar-
nego dokonali wczoraj morder-
stwa ma osobach zastepcy dyrek-
tora wiezieh, lekarza zak}adu /
dw6ch dozorcach a nastepnie ma
sowo zbiegli. Dyrektor zak}adu
zosta1 r0wnicz ciezko raniony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
POZEGNALNA WIZYTA AM
BASADORA.

Petersburg, 13 maja. - Baron
Rosen, ambassador do St. Zj., by}
wczoraj ma audyencyi pozegnal-
nej ii cara w Carskiem Stole.
Dzisiaj wieczorem opu5ci on
stolice i uda sic do w6d zagrani-
ca. Do St. Il. powr6ci prawdopo-
dobnie w sierpniu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-05-13
DROBNE WIADOMOSCI
zAGRANIGzNE,
OGLOSZENIE KONSTYTU-
Cyl PRZEZ KSIECIA ME-
KLEMBURSKIEGO.

Ksiestwo to byio dotychczas rza-
dzone ma podstawach srednio-
wiecznego feudalizmu. - Kar-
dyna1 Kopp wyznaczy1 komi-
sye z ksiezy, majaca czuwac, a
zeby modernizm ME przedostal
sic do nauki KoScio1a. - Zde-
rzenie parowcow. - Taft wy
jechaf z Panamy. - Ksiaze de
Sagan dalej podrozuje Anna
Gould. - Ofiary piracy. - Po-
Ear.