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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
BIG INSURANCE
POLICIES PAID
Over Million and Half Disbursed
Here in the Past Year.

Minneapolis, the fourteenth city
in the United States, in life insur-
ance Importance, received in the
past year $1,693,647 in the form of
payments of policies that became due
by reason of death or maturity of
contract The John Lund estate was
paid S142,0O0. This was the largest
payment made in this portion of the
United States. The policies of Dan
iel R. Noyes of St. Paul brought his
estate S114,500. The Lund payment
was nowhere near record for Min
neapolis. When Frank H. Peavey
died his s1,00O,000 policy was prompt
ly paid. Frank T.. Heffelfinger and
Fred B. Wells jointly have a policy
for S1,000,000 and there is other
life insurance carried here individ-
ually that run up to the half million
mark and beyond. nd.-Minneapoli Jour
nal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
CONTRACT LET 10 VEIN
BURG CONSTRUCTION co.

The building committee connected
with st. PauIs Evangelical Lutheran
church on the west side, opened the
several bids Tuesday night, received
from local contractors who had ten
dered their bids for the construc
ton Of new school house in con
nection with their church property.
The contract was let to the Vein
burg Construction Company, their
bid being the lowest, that of $4,440.
The plumbing contract was let to
the Centralia Hardware Company.
This new building is to be con.
structed of solid brick, the extreme
dimensions of which will be 36x56
feet, one story and basement The
basement is mostly out of the ground
giving plenty of room and light for
the meeting of societies therein. The
first floor will consist of two large
class rooms The contract calls for
completion of the work by September
Is.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10

married at high noon Wednesday,
June 9, at the home of the brides
parents in Stevens Point, Wis, Rev.
j. A. Stemen, pastor of the Presby-
terian church in that city officiated.
The "Silent Circuit Ring Ceremony
was used. Miss Veda Parker, sis
ter of the bride, acted as ring bear
er. The bride was dressed in white
and carried bouquet of white car
nations. The wedding dinner was
served to twelve guests. Only rel
atives were present After the GER
emony and the wedding feast was
over the young couple departed for
the Dells of Wisconsin, where they
expect to spend week. On their
return to this city they will make
their home and go to house-keep-
ing in the Cooley-Emmons residence
on Birch Street.
We join with their many friends
in Grand Rapids in congratulations
and wish them a happy journey
through life.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
HELD UP AT
THE JAIL DOOR
Deputy Phillip Griffin a Victim
of a Good Prank Played by
his Sisters.

Phillip Griffin, deputy sheriff and
son of Sheriff Griffin, who resides
with his parents at the sheriff's
house and Jail, is in the habit Of
being out late nights, either for busi-
ness or pleasure, the reason for this
cuts no figure. His sisters rather
anxious to cure him of this hab t
dressed themselves in male attire,
Thursday night and secreted them
selves near the jail premises in the
Park and professed in determined
manner to way-lay and hold him up
adjacent to the jail premises. He
fought them off and struck at them
and was thoroughly frightened and
yelled like good one for his
Pa. They crowded him hard to the
front door when he recognized them
and discovered it was a huge joke.
He attempted to buy the girls off,
but it was too good and the story
leaked out and the Reporter got hold
CT it. He has now promised to come
in early nights and the girls let him
off with a good treat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
DOINGS AT THE
CIRCUIT COURT
Vine Street Problem now Beinu
Argued and Draws Consider
able Attention.

The case of the City of Grand
Rapids VS.. M. A. Bogoger and his
wife, Rosa Bogoger, is now on trial
in the Circuit Court. City Attorney
Geo. L. Williams is looking after the
city's interests while D. 1. Sickelsteil
of Stevens Point and j. A. Gaynor
Of this city, are looking after the in
terests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bogoger. This
case arises from the fact that the
City of Grand Rapids want to widen
Vine Street, and for this purpose,
they have been obliged to condemn
strip of land belonging to Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Bogoger 20 feet wide
and 245 feet long, running on the
Northerly side of lots one and eight
in Neeves 1st and ID additions, be-
tween Second and Third Streets
South. The Board of Public Works
IN assessing the benefits and dam
ages connected Herewith, offered
and rendered to Mr.. and Mrs. b.
goger $4,000 in payment therefore.
This amount not being satisfactory
to them, they appeal to the Circuit
Court and the merits of the case
are now being tried. This case is
peculiar one, in many ways, because
it will leave Mr.. and Mrs. Bogoger
only a strip of land 80 feet wide
and 245 feet long upon which they
will be unable to locate the resent
numerous buildings thereon. Their
estimated expense to make these
changes is necessarily larger than
what the city has figured upon.
Therefore the reason why they have
been unable to adjust matters out
side of court.
The testimony in this case, on
both sides, on account of the vary
ing opinions as to the value Of real
estate upon one of the prominent
corners in the business section OF
this city, is interesting to the lis
teners. The verdict Of the jury will
be awaited with considerable inter-
est to the business men in Grand
Rapids.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
IN THE CASE OF IDA HALE
VS.. THE CITY OF PiTTSVILLE

At the conclusion of the testi-
mony lats week the Court directed
verdict in favor of the defendant
and against the plaintiff, no cause
OF action, for the reason that the
Plaintiff, Mrs. Hale, failed to prove
that the notice of injury was served
on the mayor or the clerk of the
defendant city within fifteen days
after the date of the injury. 1t
seems that the Plaintiffs attorney
employed the city marshal of the
defendant city, Mr.. Burns, to make
this service, and that the city. mar
shall made an affidavit of service
in which he swore on oath that he
had made legal service of the
notice within fifteen days as pro-
vided by law, and that he was paid
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
ON
SUSPICION
A Young Man Representing
Himself to be a u. S. Mar
shall, a Suspicious Character.

A stranger about 35 years Of age,
representing himself to be U. S.
Marshal, called at A. J. Hasbrouck's S
livery stable Friday morning at about
500 o'clock and wanted a rig to
drive to Meehan on official business.
Mr.. Hasbrouck suggested that ke
take a driver with him and in an
sWer ne said that he expected to
bring man back with him and there
would not be room for them. He
took horse and drove off about
$3.50. Mr.. Hasbrouck, while near the
postoffice saw him coming from the
west side of the river, and his gen
eral air and conduct caused Mr.. Has
brouck to suspicion him. He after.
river road towards Biron and he
secured an officer and took his auto
mobile and followed him. On his
way up the river the stranger
stopped at Possley's saloon and then
drove on up the river and he was
overtaken about IL: 90 O'Clock up neal
Rochleaus farm, about eight miles
from the city. The stranger was
placed under arrest and taken to
the county Jail. He wore a badge
labeled"U. S. Marshall and just what
his mission was is not known The
authorities simply surmise that he
was on no good mission Fri 4ay
night the sheriff of Portage CONT
came to this city, arrested the man
whom they had been looking for, for
some time, charged with engag ng a
rig at Balls livery stable in Stevens
Point early this spring, drove the
team to Bancroft and left them at
the outskirts of that village Thiz
is probably what he was going to
do with Hasbrouck's horse and buggy
However, he was taken back to tie
Point Saturday and will be pun
ished for that offense. He is con-
sidered bad actor.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10

for making such service and such
affidavit in proof of the same, but
on the trial of the action, he swore
that his affidavit was false, and that
he in fact did not make any SER
vice whatever. 1t would appear that
the said marshal for some reason
that is not apparent, failed to re-
remember the facts and circumstance
connected with the service and the
making of the affidavit of service.
In the opinion of the Court, there
was no testimony in the record to
warrant or sustain a finding by the
jury, that the notice of injury had
been legally served within fifteen
days as before mentioned, and for
that reason verdict was directed by
the Court.
The testimony of the marshal was
complete surprise to the plaintiff
and plaintiffs counsel, as it appears
that plaintiff and her counsel relied
upon the affidavit made by the Of
ficer at the time he made the ser
vice.
The plaintiff has not decided yet
what action she will take, but is
considering the advisability of TAX
ing an appeal and also considering
her rights in relation to the neglect
of duty of the officer and his ap-
parently false return.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
GOES TO GRAND RAPIDS

August Ladwig, who has acted in
the capacity of assistant to Paul
Rieche, the city electrician, for the
past two years, will leave for Grand
Rapids either Tuesday or Wednes-
day, where he has accepted a
position of city electrician of that
city. Mr.. Reiche has not appointed
as yet, but expects to do so next
week.-Wausau Record Herald.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10

Nelson of Armenia; Mrs. Geo. Pratt
Brown of Easton, Wis; and Mrs.
Fred Krinkey of Beloit, Wis, all Of
whom were at home to attend the
Rebekah lodge in Nekoosa and a
member of the Congregational church
and Ladies Aid society. The funeral
service took place Thursday after
noon from the congregational church,
Rev. Mr.. Pickney of Eagle River Of
ficiating. RI.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
PORT EDWARDS LUSrS GAME

One of the largest crowds that
ever was seen on the ball grounds
of Port Edwards witnessed the game
between Wausau and Port Edwards.
An eleven inning game was played,
ending with a score of 4-3 in favor
of Wausau. Both pitchers did ex-
cellent work and were we'll support
ed during the first half of the game.
Port Edwards boys held their own
and had Wausau going some,'
when an error. was made by one of
the locals and Wausau won the game
Fourteen hits were made on
Brennan and thirteen on Paulvine
Each pitcher gave three bases ON
balls.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
DEATH Uf MRS.
HARRY BUCHANAN

Word was received recently of the
death of Mrs Harry Buchanan, who
died at her home in Cresbard, S. D.,
of heart trouble on Sunday night,
May 81. 1t will be remembered that
this family formerly resided at Ne
koosa for II years and moved to
South Dakota last August. Her re-
mains were brought back to Ne
koosa Wednesday for burial. She
was born in Ireland on the goth day
of January, 1847 She was married
to Harry Buchanan in 1854. Eight
children resulted from this union,
Harry, and four girls, Mrs. c. c..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
COMMENCEMENT
EXERCISES
Friday Nights Entertainment
Closed the Exercises for the
1909 Graduating Class.

The closing exercises for the grad
uation class for the year 1909, end
ed with Friday nights entertainment.
The audience room was crowded to
it's capacity on this occasion. The
high school orchestra furnished in
strumental music and the Glee Club
rendered several vocal selections.
The following program was carried
out as printed:
Violet and Bee'-A. j. Caldicott. GIee Club
Reading-"The Absent Guest''.
.....................Alma Lillian kggert
Grafton" possibilities III Irrigation.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W lillian Aioll
Grafton Illiteracy as d Restriction on
Immigration .....EarIe X. Price
w ater Lilies sGavotte"-Llnders.. 0Iee Oluo
Oratlon-"The Tariff. hoy y. Eorley
Oration-"Wireless Telegraphy". "............
.......................... Chester J. severance
CLASS history. .....Alex r. Jones
Mabel Margaret BoacIte
Glass Prophesy. Mabel Viola Palmer
tOswald Robert Dlckon
Every number on the above pro-
gram was excellent, not only in its
delivery, but in it's composition and
rhetoric. The young people all did
remarkably well and are entitled to
great credit for the excellent grad.
uation exercises that have been rem
dered by said class the past week.
If this closing of school is Indicative
of the successful business life that
they will enjoy in the future, their
life record and history will be
marked with success.
In presenting the diplomas, Prof.
H. S. Youker, gave them splendid
advice with which to govern their
future course of action in life.
Whenever Mr.. Youker appears in
public he always has something new
and interesting to say on the SUBJ
ject matter in hand. His talk was
appreciated by the large class of grad.
yates as well as the parents and
friends who heard him.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
CHINA SHOWER IN
MISS MUIR'S HONOR

Mrs. A. H. Voss gave a China
Shower at her home Tuesday even
ing in honor of Miss Edna Muir,
whose approaching marriage with
Mr.. Wilbur Herchleb will occur next
Tuesday. Miss Kathryn kellogg won
highest honors in a contest on stHoW
to manage a husband" Miss Muir
was the recipient of many pretty
gifts. Light refreshments were served
and a very pleasant evening was
spent by the following named guests.
The Misses Eda Muir, jeanette Muir,
May Baruch, Elsie Baruch, Floy
Quin, Ella Young, Clara Ames, Kath-
ryn Kellogg, Leonore Mccarthy, Eliz-
abeth Herchleb and Miss Blakeslee.
Mrs. Voss was assisted by Mrs A.
M. Muir and Miss KRONER
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
BASSETT-PARkER WEDDING

Miss Grace E. Parker, who has
been employed as stenographer in
the law office of W. E. Wheelan
ward ]. Basset, who is employed in
this city by the Electric & Water
Company for several years, were
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
SLEEPER ON ST. PAUL ROAD

The night train on the c., NJ g
st. Paul railroad commenced on
Monday, June 7th, to run two sleep
ers, one for Chicago and the other
only to Milwaukee. This will be a
great accommodation to the travelling
public who make these points over
said iiGe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
0ESCRiPSi0N Or R0boEhS
is SENT bRUAuuAS

For several days nothing has been
heard in regard to the two robbers,
who escaped after robbing the local
German American bank. The robbers
are probably long distance from the
scene of the robbery and therefore
search for them around Merrill has
practically been given up. The des-
cription of the robbers is in the hand
of nearly every sheriff and police
chief in Wisconsin, and Chief Calder
has received inquiries from Chicago,
Indianapolis and other large cities
for the description
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10

Umpire-Breckmah of NekoOsa.
Short stop Carrigan kept up his
good record by getting all that came
his way.
Hildner and Love played good ball,
both doing good work with the bat.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
Hospital Is Guard ed

John Laya, the captured bank rob-
ber, who was shot and cared for at
the Rayn hospital, has so far recov-
cred as 70 be able to move about.
The city authorities have now placed
a guard over the hospital, day and
night, in order that the burglar may
not escape.-Merrill Daily Herald
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10
Lawn Mowers.

Lawn Mowers.
We will give you the best bar
gain of any dealer in the city. Just
call and see at Purnel1s. 1d-1w
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-06-10

WEEKLY REPORTER 81 A YEAR
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
CRNI MA DELU.

Skazimirova Rafaelova (2)
zdr(a)zba New Yorku je dobila
move posncmace Topot Sc oglaSa
zupnik IL Waukegana in ; par
pohlevnimi ovcicami apeluje V
klerikalnih listih ma ameriSke
Slovence. da mai zidajo privat-
ne. farne sole "a mladino. V pri-
digarskem tonu prosi "dobre slo-
venSke katoliSke liste" Ameri-
XII kot SO "Glas Naroda" CD.
"Glasnik''. "Amerikanski Slove-
nee in "Slov. Narod" (kaj je
pa $ clcvelandSko Ameriko" IN ,
la mai ma stezaj odpro svoja pre-
dala in priporocajo ustanavljenje
privatnih katoliSkih Sol, IA ktere
Sc maj SvrhQ ucnih moGi - o
hozana - importirajo nune $
kranjskega.
Skoda. da ie ze minul katoliSki
cas-, Xxi mu pravijo predpuSt. Ia
kovi apeli spadajo samo katoli-
Ski predpuSt Ubogim sloyenskim
delavcem. ktcri krvavimi zulii
zaSluzijo tiStc ccnte, Sc nj zadosti.
da zidajo ncpotrcbne cerkve in
rcdijo nekoristne pope in niihove
kuharice, tcmvec obesili bi Jim
radi ma vrat Sc krdelo fanaticnih
nun, kterc Sc mai importirajo $
KranjSkega. Ali mai ameriSki
Slovenci tako napredujejo. da bo-
do importirali gladne nune s
Kranjskega in MIN izroGali V os-
krbo svoje otrokc2 Ce bi Sc kai
takega zgodilo. potem smo poboz-
nj Slovenci res prvi za poboznimi
Tirolci! Ne vrjamcmo, da bi bill
tudi klerikalni slovenski delavci
V Ameriki, Xxi so Sc morali zato
umakniti Z rodne dezele. ker ie
propolna gladnih popov, nun in
druge pozresne "goSpode", tako
neumni, da bi te uSi importirali
tudi semkaj ma svoio kozo, da bi
iih zrle in glodale do kosti, kakor
so jih glodale starem kraju. -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
MED ZVEZDAMI.

Tone Solar zivi V dobi "pojas-
nil'; un teden je pojasneval V
New Yorku, ia teden pa Jolietu.
Med drugim pojasnilom Jolieta
najdemo tudi pohvalo energic-
mem nastopu kralja Nemanica,
proti socijalistom ma neki konven-
ciji Pittsburgh. - TO. to; Sko-
da je lie, da ne We IA tega Joliet
skega kralja slavni Tedy, kteri
hi mu brezdvomno "a njcgovo ju-
naStvo ujel afriSkih pragozdih.
kjer sc mudi prav sedai - kake-
ga fletnega "Tedy monkey-a".
Tia mOzak ie baje Jolietu re
vse socijaliste pohrustal.
Do sedaj smo mislili, da ellzisti-
rajo semtertje lie kaki pfaffen-
fresserji, sedaj pa vemo, da so ma
svetu tudi socijaliStenfressrii.
Brrrr!
Da resnica sc izda, vleci treba
diva zvona: New York-Joliet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
LetO (VOl.) Nv.
MAS 1. MAI.

kakOr vsako leto - odkar OBJ
stoJ soc. organizacija - tako smo
tudl letos slovenski socaijalisti v
Chcagl praznovali po mogoenoE
sti l. majnik. Nj Smo ga prazno-
vail sicer tako sijajno kakor nasi
hrvatski tovariSi, Xxi so za to slay-
most najeli veliko narodno dvora-
no, kjer so priredili dramaticno
igro "Prvi svibanj" - in XII so.
kakor nam je znano, uspeli gmot-
no in mOralno.
Slovenski socialist smo morali
biti letos skromni; |, temu so mas
tlrale pred vsem splosne gospo-
darske razmere, Xxi Sc daleko nj
so take, kakrSne bi bilo zeleti. Po-
leg tega pa je naSO skrOmnost DO
vecala samostojnost. kar je treba
upostevati "a dobro lastnost, dok-
Ter sc ne najde konkretnih nacr-
tov Ia skupno delo, Xxi bo odgo-
varJalo avtonomnemu razvoju ju-
gosl. sOcijalistov V Ameriki.
Prvikrat Sc je zgodilo letos. da
sc je socijalistiGna veselica vrsila
ma severni strani; doslej smo Sc
gibali naSimi priredbami vedno
lie ma Juznozapadni strani, t. j.
tam, cd koder organizaciia sploh
izhaja. Dobro je torei, da smo
enkrat zaSli ma Sever in da smo Sc
Seznanili 4 ondotnimi rojaki.
Neselica, dasi skromna, je ime-
la vendar dosti zanimavosti i'm
zlvljenja. Najjasneje k temu pri-
ca brezdvomno cash, ki ie pri-
sci notri pri bari in XII je stel o.
krog $50. Poleg tega Sc je proda-
10 IA So rdecih cvetk in blizu "a
toliko vstopnic; tako, da bo Giste-
ga dobicka okrog $40. Gotovo je,
da bi uspeli gmotnem oziru bo-
lie, ce bi priredili veselico ma juz-
III strani; po drugi strani bi 81 pa
ne bill mic ma boljem, ker bi oni
izdatki presegali Sc enkrat toll
liko, kot smo Jill imeli ma severni
Strani.
Nsekakor smo torei lahko "a
dovoljni severno stranjo in We
selico samo.
Formalen program velice Sc je
prlcel OBJ l210. uri. Sodr. Joze Ia
vertnik je nato V daljsem govoru
razoblozil pomen majske slavno-
sti, "a MIN je pa deklamiral joe
Zavertnik mi. vizijo: "PriSel bo
cas- =" Ker nj bilo druzih iva
Jalnih tock ma programu, Sc je cd
prla prosta zabava in pies, ki je
trajal do 3 ure ziutraj. Kakor ie
bila veselica skromna, so ce So
drugi in drugo obGinstvo sever
ne strani vendar dobro zabavali
in zjutraj razSli volistvom
vsak Sebi
Upajmo, da bono prihodnji l.
majnik praznovali 2 vcGjim gmot-
MIN in IN ralnim vspehom - in
to, po mogocnosti V vzajemnosti
z ostalimi jugoslov. tovariSi. C.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11

delavci praznovali dostojno in
velitastveno prvi majnik.
Ma Dunaii je marsiralo ma
prvega maja mimo parlamenta
mad Sto tiSoG delavcev, med KITE
rimi je bilo tudi wee tisoc zensk.
Dne 30. aprila so .socialisticni
poslanci vlozili V parlamentu
predlog IA uvcdcnje zakouitega
osemurnega delavnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
Listnica urednistva.

Narodni List, \. Y: Copy"
prejeli; ampak mas list nj sred-
stvo, XII bi bilo narazpolago "a
take reel. Xxi disc po trgovski
konkurenci.
J. Solar, Seattle, Wash. Pri-
hodnjiG - Pozdravl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
Missioner Stefan R. Trowbridge

pOroca. da so Mahomedanci po-
kali Y provinci ADAM 2-3 tisoc
Armencev. V mcStu Odana so jih
pomorili mad 3 tiSoc. Ma dezeli so
poklali Skoraj vse mozke. V Ada
no je pribezalo priblizno mad -
tisoc zensk in otrok, Xxi so brez
obleke, jela in strehe.
V Merzini ie proglaseno OBJ
Sedno stanje. Reka. ki Sc izilva V
morje pri Merzini. ie pokrita 5
strupli Armencev. ktere so pobili
fanatitni GeStilci Mahomeda.
V Carigradu so pomorScaki
hotcli vprizoriti znova protirevo-
iucijo. General ScfkketpaSa ie ia
poiav reakcijc vduSil takoj V "a
cctkr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-05-11
SVETOVEN PREGLED.
Castro, bivsi predsednik Vene-

NoStio, ui'si PieuSeuulh Vene-
zuele Sc bo nasclil ma Kanarskih
ctokih. On ura, da mu Spanska
vlada ne bo dolala ovir. Castro
sploh misli, da bo $ Kanarskih o.
tokov lahko odpotoval V Vene-
zuelo, da tam vprizori vstanek V
svojo korist.
IL Londona Sc poroca, ds so
prijeli Italiji nekega advokata,
Xxi .ic pisal vladi, da obstoii garda,
Xxi ina namen vbiti Roosevelta,
talijanskega kralja in kraljico in
angleSkega kralja in kraljico.
Advokat je izpovedal, da je pis-
ma pisal po narocilu nekega po-
lcajskega uradnika. Ma to je III
javil naGelnik pOliciie Rimu, da
sc nekteri uradniki posluzujeio
takih sredstev, da avanzirajo hi
trejc.