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Oqdcn Briefs.

DISTURBED THE PEACE.-Edward
Allen, Harry Farr, X. Kerwin and Leon
ard Boyle were arrested on Twenty-first
street early yesterday morning on a
charge of disturbing the peace.
AFTER THE BANDIT.-Reports re-
ceived here from Granger, Wyo., last
evening are that Joe Jones. special Off
Ger for the Oregon Short Line, will head
a party which is being organized there
to go in search of the Yellowstone Park
hghwayman. 1t is asserted that the out
law is in the vicinity of Hams Fork.
The local police dscredit this. because
they have received no advice of the rob-
Der coming this way.
FOR SHOOTING DUCKS.-For shoot
ing ducks out of season. Harry Hail,
Alonzo Clark and +. S. Aldews were ar
rested yesterday by Game Wardens John
Grow and S. l.. Clark. David Penman.
another hunter, saw the wardens APP
proach and threw his gun, ammunition
and game into the river, thus escaping ar
rest.
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Ogden News
Office-410 Twenty-flfth Street.
Ogden, Monday, Aug. 81.
CAUGHT AFTER LONG CHASE
Italian Man and Woman Arrested at
Ogden After Pursuit From
South America.

After tracing them to Buenos Ayres,
South America. and from that point 10
Ogden. the federal authorities yesterday
placed under arrest Dalirna Adelina and
Montelio Joseph, an Italian man and wo-
to this country for immoral purposes.
ana they will be deported. 1t is also
said that this couple are wanted as wit
nesses In New York murder case.
United States District Attorney II. T..
Booth. Chief Deputy United States Mar
shall l.. II. Smyth and immigration Agent
McCabe were in Ogden for several days
working on the case. The arrest was
made shortly before noon yesterday ami
the couple locked up in separate cells at
police headquarters, where they will be
held for the federal authorities. The chase
which resulted in the>arrests was one of
the longest made by the government Of
ficers in years
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Royal Neiqhbors.

The Neighbors of Salt Lake Valley camp
No 3072. Royal Neighbors of America,
We're royalty entertained by Neighbor
Hirshvogel last Thursday evening. Neigh
Dor Mrs. Rothwell, oracle of the camp. has
returned from her trip TO the coast and
will OCCUPY her chair at the regular meet
ing of the camp next Thursday evening in
l. O. o. F. hall
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SALT LAKE FALL CARNIVAL
Leading Singers of Salt Lake to Take
Part, Assisted by Over 1000
Singers and Dancers.

Great interest is being taken in the COM
ing fall carnival which will be held in
the Salt Lake theatre. Sept. Il. IS and 10,
with a special matinee on the 18th.
Following are the names of some OF the
people that will take part. and the names
of operas and terpsichorean numbers that
will be presented.
La Carmencita, Adapted From the
Opera Carmen"
Carmencita a cigarette girl.
MrS Emma Ramsey Morris
Don Jose. brigadier of dragons
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Fred Graham
Mlscaela 49, MISS i1' i'
.1... Hugh Dougan or P. l.. Lynwood
Assisted by thirty-two ladies and gen.
tlemen.
The Bohemian Girl.
Thaddeus, a prescribed Pole. M. J. Brines
Devilshoof. chief of the gypsies.
.....................P L. Lynwood
Count Arnheim ............. Horace Ensign
Airline, daughter of the count
acknowledgements Miss Hazel Taylor
Queen of the Gypsies. .:;:.4 -;
...............Mrs Halle Sutherland
Assisted by a selected chorus of forty
voices.
II Trovatore.
Direction of Mrs George ID. Piper.
Leonora =. ..............M Miss Geneva Harris
Manrico =. George d. Pyper
AZucena MIS- Emma hdliSeN hOlIiS
Assisted by a chorus of forty voices
Mikado.
Mikado, Emperor of Japan;
------.-.-.----- ---. w lilSlOW SInlti
Nee Ban. court jester ........Fred Ora ham
Poo Bah ..................Th Thomas Ashworth
Three little maids and other parts Will
be assigned later.
Assisted by 100 men. women and boys.
Besides the different operas named, the
following numbers will be presented:
The Vestal Virgins or the Dawn of
Christianity.
Introducing Vestal Virgins, flower
girls. garland girls. monks. cymbal
dancers, choir boys. temple singers and
others, which means that about 30 people
will take part in this number.
Other parts include the Gainesborough
double sextette, the Loves Young Dream,
the Story of Captain John Smith and Po-
cahontas. introducing fifty men as In
dian warriors. The glittering gold ballet
with 200 little girls the Norwegian mar
riage festival. fifty people; A Night in ia
IAN. introducing over $50 people.
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Women of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle No. $50 held its reSu-
lar meeting last Thursday evening with
Guardian Neighbor Prince in charge of the
wood and good attendance. There were
visitors from Park City, Woodbine and
Silver Maple circles who were greeted
with circle honors. There were also two
candidates shown through the mysteries
of woodcraft. The next meeting will be
Thursday evening in Eagle hall.
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FraternaI Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. 15l had an enjoy
able time on Monday evening, when the
large hall was crowded with an audience
both attentive and appreciative. The an
niVersary of the lodge and the order was
beautifully portrayed in the anniversary
ceremonies, and the excellent program
furnished. Ice cream and refreshments
were served in the new banquet hall. At
the next meeting there will be several ap-
piications and one or two candidates for
initiation
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Woodmen of the World.

Camp 406. Woodmen of the World, met in
regular session last Thursday evening,
with a large attendance of officers and
members. and an enthusiastic meeting was
held. The committee on entertainment re-
ported everything progressing nicely for
the big event which will be held on the
second meeting night in September. A
large attendance is anticipated on that
evening. Some novel features will be in
trndncad
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Yeomtn.

The Brotherhood of American Yeomen
held an Interesting meeting last Monday
evening in the Knights of Columbus hall.
There were thirteen applications for MEM
homestead have consolidated and are
planning big campaign for members this
fall Royal Archer Jerome has been ap-
pointed as deputy for the homestead.
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Fraternai Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge the Fraternal Brother
hood. meets Wednesday evening at SIS.
There will be limitations Wednesday even
ing. At the last meeting President Fan
zot on behalf of the lodge. presented Past
President ]. f.. Frank with a beautiful
past presidents jewel as a token of es-
complished during his nineteen months
service as president.
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improved Order of Red Men.

Washable Tribe No. / met in regular
session Monday evening with good at
tendance. Now that the hot weather is
over active work will be resumed, and the
members of the degree team are expected
10 be present this evening. committee
is engaged in revising the bylaws and
will report this evening. The council fire
is kindled at clock in |. o. o. f. hall.
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South State street. The degree team is
now thoroughly organized and performing
efficient service. All members are re-
quested to be upon the perch next meet
ing night, as matters of importance TO the
nest will be brought up for discussion.
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Order Eastern Star.

} Lynds chapter No. l. o. L. s.. officers
and members are cordially invited TO
meet Queen Esther chapter No. 4, of Og-
den. at Lagoon this Monday afternoon.
to celebrate the birthday of Robert Nor
ris. the founder Of the order. The wor-
thy grand matron. Mrs. Hutton of Os-
oen desires that the children be remem-
bered on this occasion.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

u. II. Christensen, superintendent of
schools. has issued the following pro-
gram for the teachers examinations:
An examination for Salt Lake City
teachers will be held in the Lafayette
school building on Monday and Tuesday.
Aug. 81 and Sept l, beginning at a m.
of the first day.
All teachers and candidates not holding
certificates valid for 190S-l909 are eX-
pected to take this examination.
Candidates for high school certificates
will please notify the undersigned not later
than Wednesday. Aug. 26
Pens. ink and paper will be furnished.
Schedule of subjects:
Monday, Aug. 21.
English grammar-9 a. m 10 1890 a. m.
United States history-l0;SO a m. to
II m.
Writing 20 p. m. to 2:30 .. m.
Pedagogics-2 p. m. 10 $3.50 p. m.
Spelling-3:S0 p. m. TO 400 p. m.
Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Arithmetic a. IN. to 1870 a m
GcoSraphY-lO.30 a. IN. to l. m.
Reading p. m. TO $50 p. IN.
Physiological y. m. TO 3;4J p. m.
s7.45 Oasis and return, Indian War
Veterans reunion. Aug. % to 81. Re
turn limit Sept. 10 6. Salt Lake Route.
(.AEE-srI~PTA
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Everything was dark in the Excelsior
hall last Tuesday evening. all the men,
beers being at Lagoon. There will be a
regular meeting on Tuesday evening at
S:l5 o'clock. All team boys are especial
ly requested to answer the roilcall
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Silver Maple circle No. Jos held its regu-
lar meeting on last Friday night with
Guardian Neighbor Herrick in charge of
the woods. Visitors reported were Neigh
Dor Smith from Park City circle No. lOS
Regret to lose Neighbor Goodwin; she is
going TO Los Angeles to live. Candidates
were shown through the mysteries of the
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Get into the swim M saltair.
Oueon.

You'll find the best music to dance
by at the Odeon, which opens Saturday,
Sept 5.
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The Vestal Virgins or the Dawn o.
Christianity.
CAFETERIA.
eoINoTo YELLOWSTONE PARK?

Phone go for reservations for las,
excursion, Sept. 3. $45.25 for round trip
from Salt Lake. including hotels and
stages for complete five-day tour.
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Utah lodge No. l meets every Thursday
evening and all visiting members are in
vited. as degree work is always on deck
and about fifteen members contemplate
attending the session of the sovereign
grand lodge in Denver next month. 1t is
desired that all members intending to
make the trip meet next "Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows temple. or tele-
phone the committee that evening, so that
arrangements can be made for special
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First ball of the season at the Odeon,
Saturday. Sept. ).
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Brotherhood of Owls.

Salt Lake City Nest No. 81 meets every
" Wednesday night in Eastmans hall. 3sS,s
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The James B. Mexican post w. r. c.
will meet with Mrs. Wilhart- 123 South
Seventh East Thursday afternoon.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Music is plentiful in this weeks good bill
at the Orpheum. Besides the songs of
Miss Helen Bertram. there is a dash of
grand opera offered by the Frederick Ray
mond trio and several good violin selec-
ton by Fred Singer in his musical nov
city.
Miss Bertram's fine voice was heard to
splendid advantage in three or four num-
5ers, including old and familiar love songs.
IL is not only unusual but delightful to
have so talented and accomplished a vo-
caiist take one of the old songs everybody
has tried to sing and bring out its full
beauty.
The Frederick Raymond trio opened the
bill with the operate act THE knights
of Old" AS an encore the singers dropped
grand opera for a love ditty. pleasing
equally well with both classes of music.
Fred Singers violin Maker of Gre
musician than from that of the stage
craftsman. The conception was difficult
to portray well. but Mr.. Singers fine
playing and clever representation of noted
violinists pleased greatly.
Oscar Lewis and Sam Green are an I'M
usually good comedy team. Their lines
are clever and new and the turn made a
hit.
The LaVine-Cimaron trio uses the phys
ical culture fad to hang a lot of good
dancing and rambling on
The playlet of the bill is entitled The
Under Dog" presented by Walter Mon
tague and company They present it well,
but the piece itself, although it has some
dramatic merit is purposeless thing in
which the girl. about whose affection
events are supposed to hang. does things
no sensible girl worth having ever does
in real life.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
|. o. o. r.

Last Tuesday the golden rule degree was
conferred in Oquirrh encampment NO. /
on two candidates, and at the next meet
ing the royal purple degree will be given
Golden Rule encampment No. will meet
tomorrow night.
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Rates cut to 81 per week until Oct. /
at Upper Falls Resort. Provo canyon.
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M. r. C.

George Z. Maxwell w. r. c. will give a
social ana card party at the rooms in l.
o. O. +. temple next Saturday evening,
Sept. ). to which all G. A. r. comrades
and w. r. Q. and circle ladies and friends
are invited.
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Canton Colfax Patriarch Militant No. !
will have several candidates to muster, OF
which due notice will be given.
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Ladies of the Maccapees.

Lillian HOLSTER hive No. 10 will hold
regular review on Tuesday evening, Sept
l. Every officer and member is requested
to be on hand promptly at o clock.
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Kodak Finishing.

Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.. 142 Main
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Regular review of Banner Hive No. II,
l.. o. =. NJ, will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
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large and appreciative audiN,ce greet
ed the Grand stock companw at the Grand
theater last evening in their second week S
bill. The Dairy Farm" As the title i'm
plies the play is laid among the hills in
small village in York state in 1854. The
company gave Of possible) better per-
Torrance than last week. and it must be
said if the Grand stock keeps up the
standard it has set in its first two per-
formances. that II will become decided
ly popular institution. The company is
bound to receive its reward with packed
houses as soon as the theater-going pub
lie knows what really CLEVER company
is playing at the Grand. The scenic ef-
fects. especially the first act. showing the
barn yard of Squire Hurley, with its real
chickens. etc. are well up to the stand
ard of travelling companies. William JOS
sey. as Nathan Newkirll and Miss Vir-
ginia Heating. as Lucy, gave to their parts
a rendition that was more than pleasing.
while every one of the others in the COM
pany enacted their respective roles with
care. Taken all in all. The Dairy Farm
is an excellent play. well presented. II
will run all this week. with the usual
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
The seat sale for Emma Lucy Gates.
dramatic and operate entertainment VIII
begin at the Salt Lake theater today.
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CAFETERIA,
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Monday, Aug. 21.
Tuesday, Sept.

Arithmetic "A. IN. to 1870 a. m
GeoEraphy-l0:30 a. IN. to T. m
Reading p. m. to $50 y. m.
Physiology-2:3 p. m. TO 3:45 p. IN.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-21

Fr. P. Danisch, polski kandydat ma
ssdziego. Prawybory sgo sisrpniA 5
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= w Los Angeles. Cal. oskarao.
no falszerstwo pieniedzy pastora
X. Wielanda, dawniej przebywajsce-
go W Pekin, ILL.,, kt6ry nalezai do
zorganizowanej handy. podrabiajacej
,,ziote"" 20 dolar6wki. -
= w Portland. Ore.. zastrzelii
David Cornelli swoja Zone siebie,a
{. to re zazdrosci. posadzai js bowiem
o zdradc.
We wiezieniu stanowem Sing
Sing W New Yorku stracono wczoraj
ma stolkach elektrycznych dwu
zbrodniarzy; pierwszy Mich A. Ian
diare zamordowai 3 osoby W r. 1905,
drugi zwal sic K. Rogers.
- w. Taft republika6skd handy
dat ma prezydents bawil wczoraj W
Germantown, Bath County, a,gdzie
'poswiecono nowy ratusz. przyczem
Taft wypowiedziai si6wna move. Lu->
dnosc okoliczna zgotowaia mu wielka
'owacye.
-W w Colorado Springs ma strate.
gicznej" konferencyi politykierow re-
publikahskich reprezentowanych by
10 II Staa6w Terytoryi. Przyw6da-
ca kampanii Hitchcock m6wii po-,
treble harmonijnego dziaiania. U
chwaly konkretne nickname.
II Fort Williams, Ont, Kanada
donosza, re wcaoraj polar zniszczyi
gmach John King Co." raczei ca
iy kompleks dom6w tel firmy, dalej
giowna kwatere armii zbawienia |
wiele innych dom6w przemysiowych
zrzadzajac szkody ma 100000.
Z Rzymu pisza, he p6iurzedow-
ME oznajmiono, il ma}zehstwo ksie-
cia Abruzz6w z c6rka amerykahskie-
go senatora Elkinsa odbedzie sic
jesieni mianowicie W pazdzierniku
Turynie we Wloszech.
Prezydent stanowegO uniwersy-
tetu W Illinois James przybyi wczo-
raj do Berlina zajai sic bezzwiocz-
ME studyowaniem niemieckiego szkol
nictwa zaklad6w weterynaryjnych.
W tym bowiem celu wybrai sic do
Europy. James zwiedzi jeszcze inne
miasta europejskie.
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stose jubileuszowa 800 letniego
istnienia tego niasta. Giowne IL
roczystosci nastapia dopiero po
przybyciu angielskiego nastepcy
tronu ii. ks. Walii. Przedpofud-
MEM odbywaly sic we wszystkich
koscioiach solenne nabozenstwa.
Do portu zawinela wielka hczba
brytyjskichei ,obco narodowych
okret6w wojennych, jak francu-
skie, amerykahskie it'd. We srode
,nadplynie ks. Walii jeszzSeze z.czte-
'ft;l fena Q oEffetatmi Efestfsti- angieiskimi. Przy-
bedzie tn, rowniez amerykansk'
wiceprezydent p. Karol Warren
Fairbanks, o czem juz wczoraJ
wspominalismy.
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Washington, D. c., 81 lipca.-

washington, -. u, II Iipca.-
w urzedzie emigracyjnym zam-
knieto juz wykazy statystyczns
"a miesiac czerwiec. Podaja one,
re w miesiacy tym zmalala wybit-
ME immigracya Japonii i Ro-
syi; Rosyi przybylo razem 62oa
osob, podczas gdy W czerwcu TO,
ku ubiegiego przybylo ich 81, 1lS;
z Japonii przybyio $50 osob, pod
czas gdy W czerwcu roku ubiegie-
go przybylo ich 1864. Ogaem w.
czerwcu br. przyjechalo do Ame-
ryki 81 ,947 wychodzcow, a wczer-
wen roku minionego bylo ich 164,.
734!.. w pierwszych 6ciu mie-
siacach biezacego roku bylo wszy-
stkich wychodzcow 1872, 65s, pod
czas gdy- w. tym samym czasie
roku ubiegiego przybylo do Ame-
ryki emigrantow 734,s32i Ubytek
olbrzymi!
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Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., 21 lipca. =
,Prezydent Roosevelt zaprosii ma
iutro ma konferencye do siebie
caly szereg 'wyzszych oficerow
amerykanskiej marynarki, ma to-
aby sic z mimi powaznie rozmo-
vic i usunac floty Stanow ZJe-
dnoczonych rozmaite braki i ulster
XII, ktore flote te narazaJa ma cla-
gla krytyke. Prawdopodobnie po
konferencyi tel nastapia wazne
zmiany w personalu admiralicyi /
korpusu oficerskiego.
New York, 81 lipca. - w tu-
tejszych dokach ukohcza wnet juz
roboty wstepne do budowy nowe-
90 pancernika dla floty amery-
kahskiej Florida. Bedzie to Je-
den okret tych dwu,ktore Kon-
gres budowac uchwalil. Drugi O.
kret zwae sic bedzie Utah" .Spo-
dziewaja sic re okrety te beda 60
towe w r. 1910; naleza one do mai
wiekszego typu pancernikow,kto-
rych juz Stany posiadaja diva, a
mianowicie Delaware" North
Dakota"
Honolulu, Hawai-, 81 lipca. =
DIS dopiero donosza telegramy,
ze w maszyneryach okretu wojen-
nego ,Kearsarge"', bawiacego z
reszta floty W Honolulu wyda-
rzyla sic. silna eksplozya rury ma
peinionej para, przyczem pieclu
ladowaczy wegla zostalo bardzo
ciezko poranionych. Fakt ten ma
fazie zatrzymano w tajemnicy.
II
Chautauqua, NJ Y, 21 lipca. =
Wczoraj rozpoczal sic W miescie
tenn pierwszy narodowo amery-
kahski kongres esperantystow.
Przewodniczy mu M. Esmond
Privat, wybitny esperantysta z
Genewy w Szwajcaryi. Jak wiado-
mo wielu, Esperanto" jest to no.
wy jezyk miedzynarodowy, zna-
komicie sic rozwijajacy wielka
majacy pred soba przyszlosc.
Wynalazca jego. jest Polak. DIR.
|, Zamenhof Z Warszawy.
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KT6tkis noiatki miejskle.

- Szesfdziesieciu lekarzy wysia-
nych przez department zdrowia od-
wiedza cd wczoraj rome rodziny
zwlaszcza W ubozszych dzielnicach "a
aeby niesG ponce porade lekarska
niemowletom 1 badac czyli' sanitars
ne urzadzenia W nalezytem So po-
rzadku..
w czeskiej hall pnr. 5SS w.
18th str. rozpoczyna sic jutro Sejm
Zjednoczenia czeskiego Rzymsko ka-
tolickiego W Ameryce, liczacego oko-
10 10000 czionk6w.
= W sobote popoludniu odbedzie
sic ma boisku American League"gra
W pike pomiedzy aldermanami st.
Louis aldermanami chicagoskimi na
eel dobroczynny. Odbedzie sic tam
take wzlot balonu.
- Niemniej ni4 dziewieG os6b zos
staso wczoraj ugryzionych przez psy
W r6znych stronach miasta.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Petersburg, 21 lipca. = We
diug depeszy, nadeslanej do No
woje Wrernja" przez Julie z Ia
bryzu sytuacya W p6inocnej cze-
Sci Persyi przedstawia sic bardzo
krytycznie dla szacha. Porzucone
przez zoinierzy,i dzikich jezdzcow
Rachina chana dziala i lima bron
wpadly W rsce rewolucyonistow.
Palac szacha, ktory dotychczas
sluzyf "a miejsce ucieczki dla re-
akcyonistow, stal sic obecnie gio-
VIVA kwatera rewolucyonistow,
wstecznicy zas chronia sic obec-
ME W domu rosyjskiego konsula
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RucH PARoWcoW.

Przybyll: Nowy York: Friedrich
wilhelm Bremy, Minnehaha Lon
dynu. = Christiansand: United Sta
tes N. Y. = Plymouth: Kronprinz
wilhelm N. Y. = st. Johns, n. r..
Siberian Glasgow. = Dover: Va
derland N. Y. = Brema: Luetzow
IN Y. = Genua: Romanic N. y.
= Glasgow: Ionian Montrealu. =
Tryest: Pannonia N. Y. = Lon
dyn: Minnetonka N. Y. = Cher
bourg: Moltke N. Y. = Filadelfia:
Merton Liverpoolu. - Antwerpia:
Vaderland q N. Y. = Boston: sylvia
mia Liverpoolu.
Odeszly: Hayre: Pomeranian do
Montrealu. = Rotterdam: do n. Z.
Russia do N. Y. - NeaDol: Luisia-
ma do N. Y. Plymouth; Patricia
do N. Y. Cherbourg: Philadel-
phia do y. =, Bstbarossa DO n. !.