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The Irish standard., 1908-07-04

Sensible Literary Man.-"Im now
running a 1o-acre farm in connection
with the literary business. says the
Sweet Singer Of Southwest Georgia
"and SO the outlook is more cheerful
hope. to make enough cotton to have
my poems published in a book, and
enough corn to feed the family while
I'm waitin' for the public to buy the
book. l also take contracts for the
digging of wells in my hours of re-
Taxation and ease. and these little side
issues will enable me to show Ameri-
can literature just what can do"
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04
DULUTH NEWS.

first of the week from Chicago, where
she studied for several weeks with
dorado Taft. Miss Naughtons work
in sculpture, which is on exhibit among
the Minnesota work of the State Art
society, which is now being shown at
the Y. M. c. A. building, is attracting
much attention. Her work shown this
year includes half-size figure OF
Bishop James McGolrick and heads
OF her brother Coleman Naughton, and
Of Miss Mary D. McFadden of this
city.
Miss Janet Ryan of 514 East Third
street left Friday for trip down tho
lakes.
Misses Leona and Edna Monaghan
Of East First street left Friday for
lake trip
At the solemn high mass, said We'd
nesday morning at st. Anthony's CATH
olic church, at the corner of Third
avenue east and Second street, Miss
Katherine l'iebiger, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward F'iebiger. became tho
bride of DR.. Joseph Kuth. The altar
was beautifully decorated with roses
and ferns, and large number OF
friends assembled for the mass. The
marriage service was read by Father
Limmcr.
Miss Poirier, city librarian. returned
Saturday from Minneapolis, where she
has been attending the library confer
ence, held there during the week. 4
large number of delegates to the con-
ference are in the city and will visit
the range.
On Wednesday morning of last week
Rev. Father Corbett united in mar.
riage, at the cathedral, Miss Mary
Carmody and Peter Carney. Only a
few intimate friends witnessed The
ceremony. after which wedding
breakfast was served at the home OF
Mrs. ]. w. Hay, Seventy seventh ave-
nuc west. Mr.. and Mrs. Carney will
be at home on Fourth avenue east
and First street.
Fourteen girls received diplomas at
| the eighth grade commencement exer-
cises Of the Cathedral school, held dur
ing the week in the cathedral auditor
ium before large audience of friends
| and relatives.
| Bishop McGolrick delivered the prin-
cipal address of the evening. He COM
plimented the girls on their work dur
ing the school year. and mentioned
particularly their domestic science
studies. He announced himself as well
pleased with the progress made in this
branch of the school work.
After the distribution Of the di.
plomas number of medals and prizes
were awarded to the different students
Of the school for excellent marks ir
the different studies.
Those graduated We're Mary Twchy
Helen Mackey. Anna Fitzgerald. Alice
NJ. Sullivan. Catherine Healy. Rosalia
Mannheim, Mary Mclaughlin, Ger
maine Benda.. Mary Furlong, Ceci,is
Sullivan. Ethel NTckeever, Alice Sui.
livan and Mary O'Grady.
Miss I-ottie Norris of 112 East Third
street was quietly married in Mime
apolis Wednesday to Hal Hobbie ol
Minneapolis. The wedding was a com.
plete surprise to the friends of Miss
Norris in Duluth, as few of them knew
that it was about to take place.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04
Going to ireland rhi. Year2

If so, write to The Irish Standard
for steamship rates from New York
to Queenstown and return via Cunard
or White Star lines. We can get YOU
good accommodations at very reasona-
BILE rates. Make your own arrange
ments as to railrpad travel. We will
do the rest.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04
The Kaiser and tho Nun.

The special correspondent Of the
"Neus Wiener Tagblatt" at Corfu re-
lates the. following interesting Incl
dent:
THE German Emperor, since he
came to Corfu, has visited various an
cient churches and monasteries to in-
spect old church paintings. He visited
also Death Island,' where an ancient
nunnery exists. The royal visitors, ar
irving unexpectedly, found the Su-
perior cleaning the church lamps and
two nuns securing the floor. The
Kaiser entered into conversation with
one nun. while King George acted as
interpreter. The Kaiser asked the
nun, who is thirty-five years old, how
long she had been in the nunnery. She
replied, about twenty years. The
Kaiser remarked that she must have
commenced her novitiate very early.
She said, at sixteen His Majesty
then asked, What caused. you, when
SO young, almost a child, to renounce
the world and it's pleasures? Some
great misfortune?' She answered.
No; only love for God. And you, who
have remained in the world, what
pleasure do you find in it?' The Kali
ser. without replying, asked. Did it
cause you no sorrow to sacrifice your
youth?', She said, What is youth? A
dewdrop in the field, which Nature
gives in the night and which disap-
pears with the first ray of the morn
ing sum- After this the Kaiser left
her, shaking his head
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04

MCGOWAN & Mahoney. fire insurance
real estare-loans. 2:0. Temple Court
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04
AoN0RS. ARE CIVeN
Sixty-Fourth Commencement
Of Notre Dame University.
A Most Successful Year at st:
Mary's Academy.

The sixty fourth annual commence
ment exercises Of the University OF
Notre Dame closed this morning with
the awarding of honors and comforting
of degrees. says the South Bend, Ind,
Times of June Is.
The program, which began at
o'clock in Washington hall, opened
with the rendition of Home, Sweet
Home by the university quartet; fol-
lowed by the class poem given by
Francis Thomas Maher of Indiana. and
the valedictory by Francis A. link OF
Ohio.
Rev. J. Cavanaugh. president Of the
university with appropriate remarks
complimentary to the recipients, made
the following awards:
The Quan Gold Medal, presented by
Henry Guam of Chicago. for the stu
dent having the best record in the
classical program, senior year, and a
money prize of twenty-five dollars
gift of MIR. Henry Quan in memory of
his deceased father. were awarded to
Francis Derrick, Oil City, Pa.
The Mason gold medal, presented
by George Mason of Chicago, for the
student Of Carroll Hall, having the
best record for the scholastic year
was awarded to Theodore Susen, Chi
cago, Ill.
The Meehans gold medal for Eng
lish essays, presented by Mrs. Elanor
Meehan, Covingtoh, Ky, was awarded
to Francis Thomas Maher, Kokomo
Ind.
The Breen gold medal for oratory
presented by the Hon. William p
Breen of the class OF II, was awarded
to Joseph Justin Boyle, Rockwell, Ia.
The Ellsworth c. Hughes gold med
al. presented by Mr.. A. s. Hughes OF
Denver Colorado, for the best record
program, was awarded to Angel Ca
paro, Peru, South America.
The Fitzsimmons gold medal for
Christian doctrine, in moral A, pre-
sented by the Rev. NJ. ]. Fitzsimmons,
Of, Chicago, was awarded to Thomas
Frederick Cleary, ,Gridley, ILL.,. i.
The Commercial gold medal for the
best record in the Comercial school,
was awarded to Thomas Francis
smyth. Ogden, Utah. One ex acguo
was also awarded Oliver Laurent &C.
hant. West Brooklyn, Ill. ,-.
The o'Brien geld medal for the
best record in Preparatory Latin. the
gift of the Rev. Terence A. O'Brien
of Chicago, was awarded to John Ed
ward Ruof, Scranton, Pa.
The Barry elocution medal. present
ed by the Hon. P, T. Barry of Chicago
was awarded to Claude: a. sorg, New
York city. :
The Joseph a, Lyons gold media
for elocution was awarded to Ray.
mond Harry Bowles, Littleton, Col.
Doctors degrees were conferred up
or Rev. Gilbert r. Jennings of Cleve.
land; Hon. Chas. P. Neil of Washing
ton; Maj. Gen. Robt. w. Hcaly ot
Tennessee: Hon. James O'Brien o
Caledonia, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04

Border-I accidentally tore one Of
the curtains this morning. What is to
he done about it?
Maid-1 will tell the landlady about
it,, and she will put it down as extra
rent.
The Irish standard., 1908-07-04

Not Deluded-"Do you want employ.
ment?
Lady" answered Plodding Pete,
you means well, but you can't make
work. sound any more invitin' by usin'
words Of three .sylIables.'
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-06-04
A Note Of Thanks

BowLINc GREEN, FLA, May IS, 1908.
10 the voters of DeSoto county.
Permit me to take this method of ex-
pressing my sincere appreciation Of the
generous support Of my friends in the
primary just passed.
Now that the smoke Of the first bat
tie Of ballots has cleared away and the
results show Mr.. Baldwin aud myself the
contestants for the Office of Tax Collector
in the second primary, again solicit
your confidence and support. On ac-
count Of contract entered into with A.
+. Young & Co., Of New York, to look
after tomato deal which that company
had made with truck growers at Wau-
chula and adjacent points, it will be inn
possible for me to make an extensive
canvass without neglecting my obliga-
tons to the above named firm, there
fore adopt this method of addressing
you. In the contest just closed have
conducted my canvass in clean straight
forwarg manner, have not allowen my
self tosbecome involved in any trades or
mud singing, and it is my purpose to
continue the race on the same plan as In
the first primary, II don't merit the
Office I don't want ii. wish to say,
however, that 1t Is being reported in
different portions of the county where 1t
Is thought to do me the most injury that
II Is my purpose II elected to put Mr..
N. M Sauls in as my deputy, while In
other portions it is said will put Mr.. J.
s. Sandlin in as my deputy. Now Ire
gard both these gentlemen as friends Of
mine; but such report is absolutely
false and without foundation for have
not even considered such matter, am
Ia this race fer myself and not in the in
terest Of another. am not trying to
get in the office on account OF any
Short comingsn that my opponent may
have, but on my own qualifications and
ntncss for the trust that ask al your
hands.
II on June the 10th you see fit to make
me your choice for Tax Collector, l
promise to give you clean, honest and
faithful administration Of the duties of
the Office. If defeated ! shall return to
my home duties with malice towards
none and accepting the verdict cheerful
". We have just had division fight
in which some hard things have been
said. My position in the matter has
been clear; have been honest in my
opinions; grant those who differ with
me every right to their opinions aud
every mans vote is his sacaed privilege.
Yours very truly,
7. X. SraRgH,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

tfte.t - II - ltst stffN - -.
ma uchwalila znac czna swiekszoScia
wniosek 0 pedwyzszeniu pensyi
eficerom arrtii.
Lizbona, Portugalia, % grud. w
zarzadzie miasta tego odkryto
skandaliezna malwersacye; nova
rada miejska poiobjeciu urzedo-
wanna znatazta W kasach brak II
,nlilion6w, 4 przy $ledztwie Okla
zalo sic, ze dawnieisza rada po-
zyczyla tie pieniadze sMego czaou
rzadowi; lst6rych ich ME chce
zwrocic.
- Krel Manuel powierzyl u
tworzenie nowego gabinetu byie-
mu ministrowii zsgranicznych
spraw DR.. w. PaTeira de Lima.
Cry mu sic to uda, przyszios6
olkaZe.
Toxic, % grudnia. = Obecny
naczelnik wojsk japohskich ma
Korei gen. baron Haregawa 20
stall zamianowany ozlonkiem maj
wyzszej rady wojennej armii ja-
pohskiej. Nastepca jego bedzie
ma Korei general 0kuba.
Pekin, 90, grudnia. = Stolice
Chin opuscil Dalai Lama tybetai-
ski, -ktory swe rliasto 1hassa po-
rzucil pred ANA 1aty gdy do
miasta tego wlsroczyi oddziaf
wojska angielskiego, Dalai Lama
byt dawniej,. i9wiadc4 swieckim
Tybetu, obecnie jednak pozostala
mu jedynie wladza duchowna,
Rad zas chihski ujal zwierzchni'
ctwo mad Tybetem we wlasne re-
l
ce. ~ ,y#s s'
Auckland, Nova Zelandya, 2Sgo
grudnia. = Donosza III z niemiec-
kiego. archipelago Samoa,
re tamtejsza ludnosc zamierza
zrzucic poddanstwo niemieckie i
oglosie niepodlegla rzeczpospoli-
ia. Krajowcy mysla prosic o opie-
ks Stany Zjednoczone i Angie !
ehoc ME przygotowuja sic naFazie
do zbroinych wystapien, Postano-
will tawic opor wiadzom ME
rnieckim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
Telegranly krajOWe.

Nowy York, 2s grudnia. = Ma
okrecie ,,Amerika' przybyi wczo-
raj do tutejszego portu nowy am
basador nicmiecki Henryk Berns-
torff wraz ze zona i.rodzina pier
wszy to rag wstapIi on ma ziemie
at1erykanska, iona je1nak jego
jest tutejsza - nowojorczanka.
\ lecz cd 81 lat ME widziala Ame-
ryki.
Union City, Tenn, 20 grudnia.
Wczoraj zeznawai swiadek pro
knratoryi W procesie snocnycs
jezdzcow" Fr. Fehringer, ktory
dawniej sam nalezai do tel zbro-
dniczej organizacyi, obecnie wy
dial sadowi jej tajemnice i sposoby
postepowania. w .czasie zeznan
lego " sail bylo kilku zo}nierzy Z
gotowymi do strzaiu karabinami,
sad bowiem byl przygotowany
na jakics demonstracye ze strony
licznie zgromadzonej publiczno-
sci, poSrod kt6rej mogli SIC znaj-
dowac4 i-zwolennicy Ynocnych
jezdzc6w'. Sesya jednak przemi-
neia spokojnie.
Nowy York, % grudnia. - Ma
statku ,,Amerika" przybyl do tu-
tejszego portu biskup katolicki z
dyeeezyi Burlington W Stanie
Vermont, ks. Jan c. Michaud;
jest On ciezko chory, a podroz
ueiazliwa uczynila stan jego pra-
vie bezaadziejny.
Washington. D. c. % grudnia.
sOdbyso sic tn posiedzenie ko-
rlitetu speeyalnego, pracujacego
mad projektem reform cfowych;
ma posiedzenie to zaproszono row
niez: i nliiioncra Carnegiego,, krd-
la stalowego, ktory powiedziai
niedawHo, re przemysl stalowy
; amerykanski ME potrzebuie juz
zadnych ces ochronnych. Komitet
dewiedziawszy sic 0 tenn wezwal
! Garnegisgo, stnyslai bowiem, re
ten poda jakirs nowe.s pomysly,
saTojesi projekty, ltore bedzie'
mokna. zu4ytkowac przy reformie'
ciowei.4 AlefmadrysP. Carnegie
przez 8 godzin gada1qz panami;
IIonitetoASynii opowiadai ima ro-.
zue ciekawoseisi c1etzwe rdzaos
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

Sci, ale . tsryfie ami, pisnal. Spry-
tiny! VIE jak chodzic kolo swe-
go Interest,",
Norfolk, w. Va, es grudnia.-
Donosza tn 2 Fort Monroe Va,
t,ze okret wojeny Maine, fiago-
wy statek Sci eskadfy atlantyc-
'kiej, odjefliaf 2 adniraiem Ar
iloldern .na pok1adzie prawdopo.
dobnie ia wody wenezuelskie.
"a MIN ist niAja z tq sanla dyrek-
tywa okrety5, North Carolina" i
s;Montaha@ Dotad Stany Zjedn.
ME ri1iaty ,r, okretow ma wodach
wenezuelskich.
Sterling, Ill, 20 grudnia. = 95
lat LEGACY Karol Byers, pisarz
grninny w Albany chcac zapalic
drzewo w piecu polai je nafta,
kt6ra eksplodowala; piomienie
objeiy Byersa, ktory zginai, spa
liwszy sic zywcem zanim mu
zdolano pospieszyt ma ratunek.
Pittsblrg, Pa, % grudnia. =
Siedm cztonkdw komitetu >finan-
sowego tatejszej rady iejskicj a
resztowano pod zarzutem przeku-.
pstwa3i j skazdego z Mich postawio-
no pod kaucye cd $4,000 do
$SNOoo.e Process zapowiada sic
.sensacyjnie. n
Nowy York, % grudnia. =
Trivia tu szerzy sic coraz wiecej
strajk dorozkhrzy motorowycil
automobil6w do wynajecia; nara
zie nie strakuja jeszcze wszyscy
motorowi i .d0rozkarze, ale co
dnia przybywa strajkujacych,
-ktorzy sic. doflagaja wyzszej pia-
cy.. ,Pracodawcy juz zamowili
1000 laniistrajkow, lecz zdaje sic,
re liczba strajkujacych dosiegnie
3,OOos ~ 8 ,,~>a-F<.
"a . - =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

organ ugodowy, calyn1 zapalem
i "bez zastrzeleh" popiefajqcyl
sprawe slowianska, dis uderza "
mute pasyniizmu j W artykule
'Rus halicka forum petersbnr-
.skie" miedzy innemi czyni taxa
uwage;
'zywioIy skrajno naesyohaliz
styczne rosyiskie nsitnia pocialss-
nae akcye neos}owianskq na ma
NOVICE - i trzeba przyznae, ze Po-
niekad to sic i'm udaje. Juk ma
wiosne, W pamietnym 'tygodniu
slowiaGskim," wywleczono spraEe
ruska W Galicyi ME zawahano sic
nawet pred wys}aniem do Vie
dnia telegramu wyssana 2 palca
wiadomoscia, jakoby zapad8o tu
postanowienie, re delegaci rosyjscy
do Pragi pojada tylko pod wartln-
klein, jezeli tam ME bedzie2 y
krainc6w. W Pradze pornszono
ponownie sprawe stosunk6w pol
sko-ruskich W Galicyi, by " Pc
tersburgu W dalszym ciagu uczy-
mic niej os, ,dokola kt6rej " k0f
ko obracat sic bedzie sprawa sto-
snnk6w polsko rosyjskich " Ro-
syi, ME dochodzec nigdy do zadne-
go konca."
Istotnie "neoslawizm" rosyjsh
utknal dotychczas W Galicyi W
ogladanej przez hr. BObrihskiego
potemkinowskiej "Rosyi zakordo-
novel,"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
Nonika Chieagoska
zRady miejslaej.

Il vas. -
Ma wczorajszej sesyi rady miej;
skiej panowal j1z nastr6j swiate-3
czny kilka waznych spraw odlo-
como do pierwszej sesyi po Nowym
Roku, ktora sic odbedzie IL sty-
cznia 1909, - .Burmistrz przed}o7
zyl Eadzie miejskiej rozporzadze-
ME tyczaee sic urzednik6w W ra-,
tuszu, wedle ktorego cd mich sic
Tymaga, ably scisle trzymali sic
godzin. .llrzedowych 10 godz. 8 rai
no stawialit sic do piracy, potem
z jedyna przerw9 po}udniowq cd
godz. 10 do /, pracowal do godz.
! popoindnid. W soboty nadal
biura maiq Bye zamykane W polu-
dnie. Rosporzadzenie z}ozono W
reee komitetu finansowego.
Pare novel tyczacych sic ,dys-
ttykt6w prohibicyjnych zloaono W
fece komitetu licencyj. TAX mp
aldermani Fischer i Tinsman
przedlozylt projekt ordynansu, by
w dystrykcie ograniczonym utica
mi 20, Halsssd str, 81 Centre
ave, udzielano licencyj tylko W
takim razie, gdy szynkarz co roku
zbierze. podpisy wiekszoSci obywa-
tell swego daFstryktu.
Ordynans polecony przez ko-
mitet do przyjecia, tyczacy sic o
platy wynoszacej $40 rocznie cd
kaadego katarynkarza, jeszcze od-
lozono, gdyk y 10 wardy nadeszly.
liczne protesta.
AID. Hey zS23 wardy przedio-
ayl protest przeciw ordynansowi,
majqcemu Fejs6 W zycie l stycznia
1909, tyezacetnri sic sprzedaAy
mleka pastelifyzowanego. Pred
lozyi on liezne dowody i orzecze-
MIA rzeczoznawc6w dowodzaee, ie
W koiaOr aaiiEowych panuje wiel-
ka r6auicR aapatEywah ma kwestye
pasteury2owanego mleka i wyka-
zywai, jake ciezary .na mleczarzy
naklada ten ordynans. Jego pro-
test z4ozono w rece komitetu .zdro-
via, ale tymczasem ordynans wei
die w zpefe / stycznia moze sa-
dy dopiero roSstrzygna, o lie jest
prawomocnyhlr ,S2a-
Dose oaywiOne debaty wywiaza-
" sic mad sprawa rozdania cite
reeh mniejszgch kontrakt6w przy
Ibudowie nowego ratusza. Musianoi
wfeszcie spFasse odlozycs do naste74
Iphej sesyie ES9 n p
R6wniez odIozopo do pastepnajs
sssyi proiek otdylsangu, ma peey
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

1nnl. Vego PokIoJ0 neosla"Asc1 w
strzygnjs sprawe ruska W Galicyi
W bardzo prosty spos6b: take fax
ty, jak istnienie dw6ch klub6w u
kraihskich (daleko icznieiszych,
niz kluby s4aroruskie), poczytnej
prasy ulrainskiej, licznych misty
tucyi ukrainshich itp, dalej fakt,
ae nawet starOrusini W sejmie wy
powiedzieli sic "a szko}ami W je-
zyk1i maloruskim = s3owem ist-
nienis Ukrai1e6w W Galicyi pre-
milcza sic zupeinie. -. Sa tylko
''Rosyanie" galieyjscy i potemli-
nowska 'Rosya zakordonowa"
kt6rs pOkazali hr. Bobrinskiemu
galicyjscy przyw6dcy mOskalofi-
low.
I TO krzyczace ignorowanie RE
czywistosei ma bye punktem wyj.
scia dla rozstuygniecia sprawy
stosunk6w poIsko-rosyjskich! Wy
raznie to zaznaczyI W dyskusyi po
odezycie Filewieza prezes klubu
dzialaczy spoleczngch Krassowskij
kt6ry " Pradze, iak wiadomo, Cd
czytal deklaracye Rosyan O. row
nouprawnieniu narodowosci slo-
wianskieh.
ssNie klub wysunal ma widow
ME sprawe gaicyjska = pOwie-
dzial p. Krassowskij. - jeno wy
pchnal jq sam bieg history ro-
syiskiej. Me spos6b jest dis bo-
wien1 m6wie 0 porozumieniu pol
sko ! fosyjskiem, zamykajqe jed
noczesnie oczy ma to, CO sic dziele
W Galieyi."
Ia sarna nuta dzwiecza}a j ma
'akonferencyi slowianskiej," ktora
sic odbyla niedawno W Whine,
gdzie przybyli dla wygiOszenia Cd
czyt6w trzej uczestnicy zjazdu
nrasE;e0o: hr. Robrinskii. Iskric-
xii i Krassowskii Panowie Is
krickij Krassowskij mowili o
zjezdzie praskim, hr. Bobrinskij
malowal W czarnych barwach stra-
szny ucisk w. -. Bosni i Herco-
gowinie. :. Ale wszyscy q trzej
m6wcy ME pomineli " swyeh pre-
m6wieniach Galicyi j Rosyan ga
licyjskich. Hr. Krassowskij po-
wiedzial deslownie co nastepuje:
"Galicya jest prowincya rosyj-
ska, zabrana przez Austrye. Oder
wano cd ciala rosyjskiegO Rus "a
kordonowa, uczyniono amputaeye,
ale ia czese zyje j zwiazana jest
nierozsrwalnemi wiezami 2 Ro-
sys. Pominsc kwestye tel oderwa-
mel czesci Rosyi, pozostawac bez
rozpatrzenia skargi, ktoremi do
mas sic zwracano; awazalibysmY
"a rzecz niemozhwa, bo straciiby-
smy powage W oczach ludzi 'ro-.
syjskich.@
- Hr. Bobrihslk.iijj j, j, novice 0 'Sza
kordonowej Rusi" o strasznem
iej jarzmie sustryackie1n, zapew-
inial swyeh sluchaezy, Esiz unit6w,
pragnacych ptzejsci ma praRosla-
vie, aandarni bez fadnej cetemo-
nil sabVGJq e9. q s.
TIE przykaady ehyba " dostate-
cznym stopniu .daia pojecie, jake
brednie So wypowiadane naSresyi-.
skiem forum z nneossowia1sk kienD O
stosunkach zakordonowych i Ga
licyi, gdzis wfasnie welding pp.
FileSicz6w ma lezec punkt ciekEo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

Port of Spain, Trinidad, 2S-go
grudnia. = Zdaje sic, ze Castro
istotnie ME ma juz POGO wracae-
do swej Venezuela. Cd chwih Je.
go wyjazdu trwaly tam ciagle ga
,burzenia rozruchy wybitnie ME
przyiazne dla osoby Castra, a par
tya rewolucyjna wzrosia W sise i
.wpsywy: .rzad. tiumii jak mogi
'demonstracye zaburzenia, ale
wrogiej agitacyi slumic ME zdo-.
S4aI. Wiceprezydent Gomez DO:
szedi wreszcie do przekonania,. re
lud Jest usposobiony niechet1ie,
ME tylko do prezydenta Castro,
ale do jego zausznikow stola,
cych u steru rzadu piastujacych
text ministeryalne, wiec. by usu-
nae powody wrzenia i niezadowo-
lenia Gomez usunal Gale obeene
ministeryum z Drem ]. Paulem
prawa reka Castra ma czele po-
wolai do rzadu reprezentantow
stronnictw rozmaitych, ktorzy
powinni bye pc mysli ludnosci
kraiowej. Wiesci z Venezuela ma
pIywaja skapo, bywaja bowiem
skrupulatnie cenzurowane, przez
Rad rzeczypospolitej. Panuje
przekonanie, ze wiceprezydent
Gomez majac. obecnie oparcie "
nowem przez siebie utwotzonem
ministeryum, nawiaze pokojowe
rokowania z Holandya.
Berlin, % grudnia. = Prasa u
rzedowa broni sic pred zafzutem
,gazet amerykanskich, IL Niemcy
z wyszukana przcsadna grzecz,;
e.
noscia przyjmuja prezydenta Ca
stro,. ,bo czuja W tenn interes dls
.siebie. Prasa przypomina, re Ca
stro przybyi do. Niemiec jako pre-.
zydent Wenezueli jako TAXI u.
wiadoml o SVEN przybycfu ces.
/ Wilhelma i biuro spraw zagrani-
cznych, wobec czego j cesarz !.
: minister /. Scheon wysiali don
swyeh reprezentantow, ale tez i
na tenn skonczyly sic ceremonie.
Co do intresow handlowych wy
niknac majacych dla Niemiec
wizyty Castro, to jeszcze to mic,
pewnego, pogloski 0 rozmaitych
zam6wieniach, jake Castro ma
porobic W Niernczech brzmia
sprzecznie i nieprawdopodobnie.
- Castro, wciaz przebywa pod
;obserwacya dra Israela ", jego.
prywatnem sanatoryum. %
Wiedeh, % grudnia. = Nieofi-,
cyaine gazefyc podaja, ze Austrya
tjuz podwoila, sume jaka chce Tpr-s
lcyi zapiaeic tytulem odszkodowaAs
mia "a aneksye Bosni j Hercogo-'
;winss.s Pierwotnie ofiarowala ona
10 milion6w koron, obecnie juz5
dsje Sdwadziesciss
] Pstss6brs 90 grudnia. - Due