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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
WARRANTS DRAWN By TOWN. VII
LACE AND CITY TREASURERS.

LACE AND CITY TREAsURERS.
Warrants Issued:
1896 n. J. Orredson. village of
kandiyohi ............... $l921
1897 Nels Norman. town of Kan
dlyohl .;;.:.::... lo4.sl
1929 S. NJ. Dahl. town Of Harri-
son S2.O6
1859 Ncls RoScnQuist, town of
Lake Elizabeth .......... 1898
1865 Henry Stenc, village Of At
water ................. 1.sS4.12
1879 Peter Linduuist. town of
Roscland ............... 1859
1852 Nels Norman, town Of Kan
1856 G. 'I W. odcin. city of witt '-'''~
| 1895 DR.. \: Nielsen. town of
East Lake Lillian. 277.1s
1900 ". n: Harris. town of Ed
1910 Magnus olson town OF -
Dovrc .................. 1888
| Tahlun ................. 2O4.9s
| tennessee ............... 1884,
1925 r; II. Harris, village of ,,oo-
1895 e: G. Berslund, town Of
1895 r: G. Rerglund village of .. =.
1888 r hs"nSrK Thompson: town '''3'
| of Green Lake. ......... 1891
1883 Frank krnpkc. town of
1866 L. L. Ecndickson. town of
| Norway Lake ...... 1863. SO
| 1867 T.. \. Roen. town of Will
| mar S2.6S
1878 Jos. Q. Estrrm. village of
New London .......... o93. 81
J 1882 William S. Johnson, town
of New London 80. 1913
1899 Ole Linn. town Of Lake Lii
| nan Si.S6
1886 T. ~ olson. town Of
| Whitefeld ........... 1858
1909 S. NJ. Dahl. town of Harri
| son 1907
| !20oi \. j. Orredson. village of
kandiyOhi ......... 1891
l2d@4 +. Q. Orth, village of Ray
'2c42 Emil u. ostlund. town Of
Ma,nre ............. 1855
| 204S Refer ThOrSon. town Of
| Lake Andrew. .......... 1887?
| l2o50 Olof T.. Ncgaard. town Of
Arctandcr ............... 100 40
1906 \. r. Borshcim. town of lr-
| . wing : l.-u
| l22lI Henry Stcnc. villa." of At
water ..,.....:..... 24ss.ol
1922 Nils Norman. Kandiyohi
town ................ A13.4s
Holland 1,24s5:
mar ........... ....1o.e2:.7 IS
1927 Magnus Olson. town of
| DOEre ............. 2?1 80
l222? Elias Johnson. town Of
Fahlun ................ 5000
l1223o l.. l., Bendickson town of
Norway Lake ......... 1885:
1921 =: r Kucheman, village of
Splccr 2l3.J
1922 w. II. Harris. town of Ed
wards .................l. 2o3. os
|l2235 Theodore Thompson. town
Of Green Lake. 546. II
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29

Abstracts of title to Kandiyohi
county lands and city property
promptly furnished by j. T. Otos,
the bonded abstracter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
Willmar Markets
Corrected Ian, 90 1905

CORRECTED IAN. %, 1908.
prlces on creamery butter, -four, bran. shorts
and apples are dealers selling prices, all other
Are prices paid to producers,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
FIREMEN, TAKE NOTICE.

Inc whitman Fire Department
will hold a joint meeting at the
Commercial Club rooms on Friday
evening, Jan. 81, at 7:30, for the
purpose Of making arrangements
for the Firemen's ball, and to trans
act such other business as may come
before the meeting.
G. G. Selvig, Clerk.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
AUCTION

l will sell at public auction on
the Jens Larson farm in Section G.
town of Whitefeld, i mile south.
east of Priam, on
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29

1906 soren X. Gilhoi. School
District No. 81 ....s.......
1909 Fred Reins, School District
NO. lO0. i
1902 John Nieuwenhuis. School
District No. 81. 2
1908 John HalvOrson, School
District No. 16.
1904 w. Y. Price, School Dis
trict No. g.. l
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
AUCTION

will sell at public auction on
my farm in Section 80, town OF
New London, p miles northwest OF
Spicer,
ThurSdav Feb g. 'O3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
Town, Village and City Fund.

TO warrants issued, as per
statement below ........... $50,364.4:
70 refundments ............. 25.46
TO balance. Jan. I. 1908. ...... 1.034.S5
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29
Refunding Fund.

REFINEMENT or TAXES.
Warrants Issued:
1854 Solomon LundQuist error
in extending taxes. 1890. $1,000
1850 O. n. Gruc, excessive valu-
alton Observation-Disclosures. 1887
l2115 c.. j. Haglund. paid on
wrong property. ... 1924
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-29

1880 knut kloster. too high as
sesslnent ............ $50
1881 John Burns. too high as
SeSSment ................ 1145
1850" O. +. Erickson. too high
assessment " Sl1
13O61 Harold Swenson. taxes paid
at sale on excessive
amount of Judgment 500 81
SOS 20
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
ProSpeCtOr Daily Bulletin Published Daily by The Pr0Spector Pub
 fishing Company.
Manuel Torres On Trial

Manuel Torres, a Chilean, is OF trial in the district court today npor the charge of assaulting ship off, Ger on the high seas. Manuel enlisted as fireman on the Northwestern or A,r trip sailing fir III Seattle Dec. PC. With the Christmas spirit crossed witl the Seattle spirit agitating his soul Manuel felt iusulted when one of the assistant engineers of the vessel, H. Cooling, ordered him to pass coal an, the outcome of the debate was tho slugging of the engineer by the Chil can, who also chewed Codlins's Anger.
 Witnesses for the prosecution say tho assault was unprovoked. Torres says Cooling struck him first and jury will decide whether the coddling of the engineer by the fireman was {. crime or no.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Reynolds Elected Treasurer.

Blamey Stevens received a message from Boston yesterday evening con- firming in general way the PROS RECTOR story of yesterday concerning the arrangements to settle up the in- debtedness of the Reynolds companies. It contained the further information that H. D. Reynolds was elected treas; urer of the Reynolds-Alaska Develop ment company and MT. Stevens C trustee at the stockholders meeting
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Gall for the celebrated Elgin cream cry butter at V. B. & Mer. Go. Inc.

The Prospector Circulating Library is now open for business in the store sf L. Archibald. A large shipment of new books will arrive on tho Saratoga |. and the latest books will be added nonthly hereafter.
 We have few Xmas goods left over. which we are closing out at di -cOun, Of 3311 per cent discount. Owl Drug Co.
 Prompt attention given to mail or Asre, and prescriptions filled by Il segistered pharm .cilt, Red Cross Drug Co.
 Wanted -- By experienced woman Aaadhouse cook, work on Valdez trail. Apply at Prospsctor
 Fresh Morgan Oysters constantly iu ssock. Frys-Bruhn Co.,, phone 20.
 The latest popular svng hits ns well latest instrumental music at Alaska hsua @e.
 New Sewing Mashinss at Adlsr's,
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Notice

An purchases made for the city hereafter wlll be ordered by speciar acquisitions, ard no b Ills will be al- lowed unless accompanied by such acquisitions, signed by at least one oI the purchasing committee (Messrs. Whitley, Grgshy ahd Lang.) All tills, accompanied by the acquisitions, must be presented at the town clerks office. in l.. Archibald,s store. before the first Monday in each month. or they will not be paid until the follow ing mouth.
 By Order of the Council
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Tourn ament Bowling Scores.

Scores last night in the bowling tournament were as follows: Ganty and Mossman, 835; Bonzagi and Pounds, 900; Fursman and Morley, 903-973; White and Hills, 917; Brad ford and Morgan, 961. Fursman ana Morley made high score of the tour-' nament so far, 973
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
SAIL|NaS UE STEAMERS l

0A'laNuS Uf SiEhMEk0
 Northwestern; in port; sails for s ward this evening
 Jeanie; trom Seattle 10, Juneau 16.
 Saratoga; sails from Seattle 24th.
 Santa Clara; in Seattle
 Bertha; salled for Seattle 14th
 Portland; sailed for Seattle 10th
 Arthur Lang came home on the North western.
 E. A. Hegg, the Cordova pho5o- grapher, iS ill Valdez.
 George Mead is back from his Christmas vacation on the outside.
 The Elsie had not arrived in port at n"on although bccked to sail this morning.
 The Northwestern will sail for Sew ard this evening by way Of Ellamar and LatOuchc. ,', x ,glJ
 w. K. Reed, who was here with the Reynolds interests last fall, came in on the Northwestern.
 James H. Wardoll, deputy marshal Ut Katalla, came in on the steamer with five prisoners from his bailiwicl1.
 Mrs. Myra Cox, deputy clerk Of the district court at Seward, who has been assisting ill Uhe Valdez office for two months, will return to Seward on ule Northwestern.
 The Fairbanks stage came in yes tcrday afternoon with nine passen- gers. One of them, MT. Hill, came through with badly frozen face ac- 1uired i'll q high wind on tue summit. Ihe driver suffered a frozen hand. The Yakshaw camp stove are meXccllod. v. ,. G3 Mer. Go.
 Doc SALIoN; Choice bonol ill St. pound bdIe8, 10 cents pound.
 Brown & Hawkins, Seward, Alaska.
 Rooms for rent Modern improve ments, including sleam beat. Inquire Owl Drug G.,
 The best line of tIusSe< in southern Alaska can be found at the Alaska Drug Co.
 Green River Whiakcy and O'ylu- pia Buer--That'S all, at the IiurSc- shoe.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Entertainment This Evening.

An entertainment of the show vari- ety will be given in Mckinley hail this evening by the Valdez federal la bor union. The performance will in clude vocal and instrumental music, hypnotism, sleight of hard tricks, moving pictures.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Bishop Rowe to Receive.

Bishop Rowe will be "at home" at the Epiphany Rectory tomorrow, Fr.- day, to receive callers from 8 to D. m. and from 8;30 p. m. to mjdnighU. He will leave for Fairbanks on Mon- days stage.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
LOst---$SO Reward

My pocket book, Continuing money ,nd papr's, on Hea"rvatroI avenue. near Seattle ho>el, last right.
 T. E. DOughcrty.
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
Notice to Horse Owners

Notice is hereby given, ti at horses running loose on the streets of the town of Valdez hereafter, will be taken mp aud lmpounded try the marshal, in accordance win the provisions cf the COWn O. diuauce.
 By Order of the COnucii
The Alaska prospector., 1908-01-23
R.aff1e

Working Horse, Harness and Bale Df Hay. Chances this cvouing at 7:45 o'ciock in the office of the Alameda.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
NHN NO BLUE DRINkS'

"ChampaIGne is golden said a bar tender, "beer Is amber, c'arcs is rod, cream of mint s green, whisltoy is brown, punches are white, but rou ull never And a drink that is blue Doesn't ( Dhc thought of q blue drink seem uu. pleasant to youH
 "Blue drinks could be easily made, hut the public would have none of Dncu Nothing blue would go down with the public.
 "Why js this aversion to blue so general" Many reasons have heon ad yanred but none of them are good. one Is that hlue being the color Of poison bottles, iucilos dislasto and horror Philadelphia Bulletin
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

Asa TabrIquo to Carrie Ovcranlor, Prospect street, 15 feet.
 Robert rryde to Richard Tynor Sheffield avenue, i6 feet.
 Matilda Gilbert to George Davis, Footc street. 90 feet
 Richard Tlncr to Mary Prydo, Shef- field avenue, i5 feet
 Michael HarroN to Garrett Ft1ger- aid, Ferry street, 135 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
EXCURSION TO THEpTCTrRESQrT
 BERKsHIRE uLLS.

The interest displayed in Saturdays 8 excursion to the city of Ptttsdold and the beautiful Berkshire Hills Points, ls Indicated by the large advance sale of tickets, and doubtless by tho morning of the excursion there will be tow If any, tickets left. The very low fare of Sl.00 places within the reach of all one of the most pleasing and in- tcrestiug trips of the season.
 An advertisement elsewhere In tO~ days issue gives detail information.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

bends upon thIs trip of MT. Taft and the success which atfands his efforts t0 rally tno voters in such question: able states as Indiana, Wisconsin, No ursska. and the others in which he will speak Mr. Bryan is being given tho deop respect and cnso attention that a dangerous opponent can aI- ways command
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
NIOrtgnWC Deeds.

William Hotchkiss to Sadie Brown, Whalloy avenue, 40 feet; S3,4OO.
 Daniel Miller to Kitue Miller, Pond street. so feet; stO00,
 George Hall to Hannah Ives, James street, go feet, $500; and NH River street, 35 feet; $700,
 George Davis to Charles Blakcalee, Winter street, 1O2 feet; 5000.
 Joseph Surprise to Lomas X Kettle ton, IryIngton street, 50 feet S1,SOO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
MODERN REPORTING.
Characterised by Extreme Caution,
 Says One Editor.

\ newspaper writer is no longer sup
 positively Everything must bc hear
 say and on somebody's authority Cau-
 tons the word This ls about the way
 story must bo written up nowadays
 to pass muster with the average city editor. An alleged man whose name
 was reported to br John Jones and who. according to the directory, had his supposed homo at aaa Brown street and as his neiehhors whisper. was a canyassor for alleged books Is said Co have been arrested this morning on
 tho alleged charge Of reported assault and rumorcd battery on his alleged wife Tho woman, according to tho
 police, told an alleged story of rumor-
 ed abuse at tho alleged hands of her supposed husband Jones. ns his name was given, was discovered the door Imam says, hanging in bis cell by a supposed rope which l. is believed he made or hls alleged shirt Hc was, aq the story goes. cut down but the city physician says. was already dead Dr. Robinson, claiming to be county physi-
 clan was notified and ordered the al-
 legged remains taken in charge by Stiff | e Co. who gave their occupation as Iurdertakers 1T no alleged relatives
 claim the supposed corpse it wlll the |authorifies declare he buried a' the
 alleged expense of the so called city | Paterson ~. JD Press
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
Rullflinr Permits.

B, Loscnsly. frame store front, 32 Winter street.
 Lehotorc Dinnoazo, coal shed, 57N East street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

Steaducgs is virtue but Inc Wash mgton Star shows that lt can be car. ricd foo far
 Mrs Madden . gentleman once said Co an old trishwnmau n his 'own 'IouI uciEhh0r Herbert Rshing has applied tn mo for work Is he steadrF'
 Mrs Madden threw un her hands
 "Stoadv lg ft1' shc said Sure Y no was any steadler he'd ho dead Youths Companion,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

SPECIAL, COMMITTEE DlG AP- POlNTMENT Or INSPECTOR OF STEAM AND HOT WATER PLANTS
 The Special Committee of the Board of Aldermen, to whom Was referred the petition of the New Havcu Trades Council for the appointment of ou in. spector of steam and hot water plants, will hold public hearing in Room to- l1 City NalL Friday October 2, 1908, at 8 o'clock D. m.
 All persons interested i'm the fore going are hereby notified to be present and be heard thereon without further notice
 Per ordcr PATRICK COLLINS.
 Chairman. Attest M. A MORAN, JR. CT 3t Assistant City Clerk.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed Yesterday in tho office of the Town
 Clerk,
Warranty Decd
Omit C'lalm Deeds.

Jennie Penney to Helen HotcAhias, Whalloy avenue, t0 feet
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
CAMPAlGNER TAFT His Present Tour @ Good Thing for the Presidential Can
 didate,
 eraHaaH HE IS LACKING IN EG0TISM --e-"a--Hra-".er"r Being Nude by Him in Ills
 Speeches.
HE IS LACKING IN EG0TlSM

It's q good thing for a presidential candidate 10 go on a tour, 1t keeps him from getting tho biues Three days ago tho Cincinnati headquarters of William H. Taft had had case of magrlms. Everybody was filled with forebodngs of imminent and pressing disaster Nobody could say exactly what the trouble was, but everybody was in a state of mind, says a core spondent of the New York Evening Post, writing from Chicago under the date of September 2G.
 Once in tho dead past when yellow Journalism was just coming into It's own a Washington correspondent had shot st him one night from his man aging editor telegram reading:
 "SOmething is in tho air. Rush two thousand words
 Last Saturday night and Sunday the republican candidate and his asso- ciates and tho attaches of the Cncn- natl Headquarters had premonitjons like those of the man who sent that telegram. They knew the campaign was lagging. They were receiving complaints from many sources that 1t was being ahomlnably mismanaged. Something was wrong somewhere. It was the prevailing practice to sit In the lobby of the Hotel Sinton, pull a long face, and elect Bryan by over whelming maiorties.
 Mir. Taft and his friends were wor- ried about the Foraker disclosures, They didn't know whether it would "brcak" for or against them, and the candidate was overwhelmed witd conflicting advice. The whole at mosphcre was q deep ulramarna blue.
 But one days "troupoing" has changed the whole aspect Of affairs for the candidate and those most closely associated with him. They came into Chicago tonight feeling that they were on the way to great deeds. Tho tumult and the shouting, the change of scenes the action and movement have all contributed to make a brighter outlook IL hasn't been such a terribly strenuous and eX- citing day at that. but it Is so much better than sitting about tde hotel an sweriug long distance telephone calls that everybody is inclined to be a little bit cated.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
NOTICE ITO CoNrnAcrOps.

TTTN EUB IOnHT THINN, NO " IITN H1TT
 New Haven, Conn, oct |, 1918 Scaled proposals will be received at this office until ?, m, October l 2. DOS. for strenRthnnng Whallev avenue bridge by means of timber troatle hents.
 Blank forms of proposal and any in formation concerning plans, sperlnca- Q tions, bonds, etc. will be furnished upon application
 No proposal wlll be reccive'd after the tune Specified, and all proposals not on blanks furnished, or not properly 1 led out will be rejected
 The right 10 reject any or all bids is reserved.
 THE DrRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS.
 C. w. KELLY.
 CitV Engineer,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
Taft as n Sncechmalser.

Some of MT Taft's friends have be- come unreasonahly depressed because he is not what Is called a gooi speech maker. They have seemed to believe that unless he could go out on the stump and whoop the boys up ho could never bc elected president Mir
 Taft is n0t very exciting as a public speaker. and Mir Dicks troubles with the head of Charles l. were nothing as compared with Mir Tafts difficulty in not talking about the Philippines.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
SPECIAL COMMITTEE DE PAVING
 BLOCKS.

The Special Committee of the Board of Aldermen, to whom was referred the proposed agreement between the City of New Haven uud the Connecti- cut Company as tO the disposition of paving blocks pending the dotcrmina- ton of litigation, will hold a pubic hearing in Room la, City Hall, Friday, October 9. 1908, at o'clock ?. m All persons interested in the forcgo- ing gre hereby notified to bo present and be heard thereon without further notice
 Per order
 WILLIAM IT MARLOW,
 Chairman. Attest NJ A. MORAN. JR. ui 3t Assistant City Clerk.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08
CITY NOTICES.

REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Tho Registrars or Voters win hold a meeting for tho purposes of perfect ing tho lists of electors and also tho lists of those Co ho made electors, on Monday, October i2, 1908, which is the last day new names of electors to be made can he added to said lists. from o'clock m. to o'clock D m, at tho following places
 Ward 1 s9 Church street
 Ward ? ITS Oak street
 Ward 20I Congress avenue, Ward { i3 Liberty street
 Ward 25 Olive street
 Ward 72 Hamilton street
 Ward 1-Ta3 Grand avenue
 Ward S.-920 State streot
 Ward 9 92I Broadway
 Ward 10-2S2 Elm street
 Ward tl 2S1 Grand avenue.
 Ward 12-265 Grand avenue
 Ward l2-S51 Whalley avenue Ward 14-636 Quinnlpiac avenue Ward l5-Fngiue house, Forbes avenue
 The Registrars wlll also hold two sessions at the above named places. October % and %, from 9 a m 10 6 D m, for the purpose of making any corrections necessary to said ists.
 LOUIS KNOIINFN EP
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

r. James J DevIne clerk of the City of New Haven, and keeper of the rec ords and seal thereof hereby certify rect copy of the original estimated re- rcipts and disbursements of the City of New Haven for tue year 1909 as pre- pared by the Board of Finance Of said city,
 Attest.
 JAMES I, DTiNlNB,
 oI lt City Clerk.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-08

Mr. Taft, his advisers and his friends are strongly impressed with
 the realization of tho knowledge that they have got to bo up and doing to defeat Bryan in tho remaining six weeks of tho campaign. They aro counting much on Mr. 7afts preaept excursion into the west In active campaigning, Mir. Bryan to this date has had all the advantage. He has been doing the thing he can do best, and he has kept thrusting, thrusting, thrusting, until he has made his ad- vantage appear greater than 1t "ea1ly was. Every one at the headquarters here in Chicago realizes how much de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-14

r .
,,Wlasciwe rozwijanie, wscho-
dnio azyatyol<iej kwestyi bsdzie
wspolnem1dzieiem Niemiec Sta
now zjednoczonych. Co do tego
punktu, porniedzy nina (cesa-
rzem)a prezydentem Rooseveltem
osiagniete zostaio caikowite po-
rozun1ie1ie (lD.
,,Oba mocarstwa daza do tego,
aby stae sic uznanymi PFzyjacloi-
mi Chin ably pTzeszkodzie do
polaczenia sic dwoch wschodnich
mocarstw, Japonii.i Chin, przeciw
reszcie swiata.
w duchu tel polityki 50 W to-
ku rokowania, przez ktore "a
gwarantowana ma bye zarowno
terytoryalna nienaruszalnose Chin
i ,,otwaTte drzwi" dla Rszysekich
narodow raz ma zawsze
w dalszym ciagu dai cesarz
wyraz swoirn syrnpatyom dla
Rosyi, kt6ra. toczac woif,s z Ja-
ponia, w fzeczywistoSci walczyia
~
"a spraws wszystkich biaiych lu-
dow.
,Wynik tel walk bysby zupel-
ME inny, gdyby opatfznost ciezar
tego czlowieka boju powierzyia
niezwyciezonym niemieckim ba-
talionom.
,Gdyby sic dopuscito do tego,
ably Japonia objeia kontrcle mad
Chinafni, uderzyisby p6zniej i ma
Europe.
~ nahometahstdm swiatem
pielegnuje przyjszh j idoprowa-
diam do uzbrojenia 60 w karabiny
sporzadzone " Niemezeeh.
,Ludy Istanau bija sic jak dya-
bly, I sEuzyt mega, iak tarcza do
oslony zachodniego swiata, gdy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-14
Wschod podniesie reke do wiel-

Wschod podniesie reke do wiel-
kiego ciosu.
,,Walka pomiedzy Ameryka i
Japonia ME da sic uniknae We
dug mego mniemania, stoczona
bedzie pred uplywem lat dziesie.
citr."
Podczas dwugodzinnej roznlo-
wy, cesarz nieustannie raz po raz
zwracai sic zjadliwemi atakami i
przym6wkami do Anglii.
Rad angielski znah niewatpli.
vie tekst tel rozmowy zapewne
dla TEN lepszego zestawienia, ka-
zal ma kilka dni przed jej publika-
eva ogiosic wynurzenia, wypo-
wiedziane w Highcliff, rozmy$lnie
przechowane starannie ola zuzyt-
kowania W chwili wlasciwej.
Dzienniki uzupelniaja tekst no.
wych wynurzeh cesarskich, stiu-
mionych W Century Magazine.
Cesarz twierdzil, re krol Edward
szykanuje go cd dwoch lat, po-
niewaz jest oburzony przoduja-
Gem stanowiskiem Niemiec W Eu-
ropie. Anglia, azeby temu prze:.
ciwdziaiac, opanowaia moralniee
Francye; co do Rosyi, po nieszcze
sliwej wojnie Japonia niema sic
z nia co liczyc.
Jezeli wojna europejskajest ME
unikniona = mowA cesarz = i'm
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-14

lii wydatek sunny 33 milionow fia
cele floty wojennej, sumo te da
sic zebrac bez pozyczek specyal-
nych, bo finanse Argentyny znaj-
duja sic W znakomitym stanle, q
cd r. 1905 zmniejszono dug pam
stwowy o As dnilionow. f
Colon, Panama, IA grudnia. -
EMplodowaia tu przedwczesnit
olbrzymia masa dynamitu uzy
wanego do rozsadzania gruntu
przy budowie kanaiu. Katastrof,
wydarzyla sic blisko miejscowo'
Sci Obispo, jej rezultatem jest
11tu robotnik6w zabitych na miei
scu a so ciezko poranionych; byd
talsae moae,j IL liczba ofiar jest q
wiele wieksza, DO dotad grlzow
i rmnowiska ME usunieto, a pod
MEM noga sic jeszcze znajdowac
zabici. Przyczyny katastrofy te-
legramy ME podaja. Wiekszosc
zabitych rannych = to Hiszpa-
ME, dwu tylko ma bye miedzy ME
mi Amerykanow.