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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
BODYsISTILL
UNIDENTIFIED.
REMAINS CT MAN SEMITIC PAR
kERSBuRG MAY BE i'm ;ssss
POTTER'S FIELD. ~

PAIiKERSBuRG. July 2S.7-Th The re-
mains of the man who was mistaken
for, aPtrick Calvin still HeEat the nm
dcrtak Ing establishment of Bentley ~ =
GerwiE. and hope oftldentifying the
body has practically been lYnna up
Scores OF poenlc have paid visits to
the place to view the ibotly and nine
people out OF every ten Insist that thu
remains look like Calvin. T he crowd
OF visitors became SO big vest rtlay
that the elevator up to the tloorF VIII Gre
the body Is lying was running half the
time and the people In charge nnnllyf
decided to allow. only those who be-
llcvrd they might throw some ~ ght5
ON the mans identity to see the body.
or the morbidly curious thore was "a a
large attendance d; Z
Yesterday n woman, who resides IN
North Parkersburg. and whose fllusfi
land has been missing for Sol
weeks. called the Establishment; on the
nhonc' and wanted a description OF the Z
hoIy1 The body was describe antls
she was certain hiatt itlwasIt hatSo shers
the firm has received word from
Tho lumber company on w lose pTop-Fsi
crly: the man was ltillnd that az stheres
was nn Identification soon that the re-
mains should be laid Ito: rest ~ ny ~ z
untter's field and the COMPANY W I,lil
sand tho expense. = The case ~ one ioll5 a
lilo most peculiar that has g Yersc ON e
to tho attention OF the people ol ms
city, itf ~ III e 2 n ~
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Grafton
Got Euer
TOOK BACK FROM THE HUNTERS
WHAT WAS LOST ON
MONDAY.

GRAFTON, July -s-DarTn= base
running on the part of The locals and
the ineffectivcness Of Willis In the
Gtriy stages allowed the Engineers
IL rctuIlate for Mondays defeat at
ts,.. hands of The Hunters. The score
wns the same-4 70 .. This game Was
4 brilliant one and was. featured by
the work OF the locals on tile circuit
for GaIner the fleet frs. saclier conf
nittcd larceny on the fourth brick on
twt different OCCASIONS.
King, who wOrkctL in right field for
tho visitors put up = fine game end
Ills hitting resulted in one of tncir
scores. Gates AMI PA'kH.: played gond
gaines.
10th teams got busy n the opening
chapter, the locals getting two runs
wli,e the visitors hnaANrG one. For
Grafton, Willis issuei 4 ten dizzy lick
ct to Roti1emel. Ferguson fooled the
.wirler by playing tao hit and run
game Instead of bunting uIl by dash
Ing one through the -infirl'l he placed
Ecihcmel ON seconI anal landed sale
by Carmony's si,le. l3o!n were sent
rlcnE by linn. Gamer nit. scoring
The veteran. Hintoh singled forcing
Ferguson. With G;,intr Or third and
Hinton OH first the 'louhle st"a: work
ell successfully rs thu visitors slept
and Gamer scored.
fairmont got run In the first on
n two Dagger by King sacrifice by
Gales rnd Parkcr's single. Her only
other run was nrltir IN the ci%nth
wncn Gates hit Tor two bases anu
scored on rarkrr's timely single.
In the third the homo boys showed
Inc Hunters up again. linn was
passed and Galncr siaElrd. Hinton
sent them along with 4 sa:rllicc. !tn-
lc, hit scoring Zinn anil putting Gain
cr.on third. Tho Lnlblc steal let Gal
ncr home hut Ralcv WAS caught ut sec
ond but after the run la'l been count
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
MISS GLENN ASHER
AT THE "DlxlE"

Pittsburg's popular lady baritone
Miss Glenn Asher. commenced her en-
ragcment mt the "Dixie" yesterday.
The song selected. with pretty slide
pictures. was entitled Drifting. the
rendition OF which by Miss Asher was
the subject OF most favorable comment
by all who patrnnizcd the Eixic and
heard her very clever singing. 1t Is y
novelty. in fact, n treat. to hear Il lady
sing baritone. especially when one
POSSESSES voice SO full OF harmony
and ricn melody as does Miss Asher.
Every word could be heard distinctly
by fhc entire audience. SHOWING excel
lent articulation. Each note was clear
and smooth, md 1t proved real pleas
ure to listen to her Tho writer telt
under impression after hearing MISE
Asher's sweet singing that she could
easily please critical audiences In Sc
loot concerts. 1t Is announced thnt
the song selected for Wednesday vii!
be GAS Long as the World Rolls On.
ono of Fairnnnt's fnvorltcs. which
should prove very attractive addition
to the regular show at the Dixie.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Harry Tnaw
Continued From Page Onc.)

Square GarIcn?" asked Jerome. al
was acquitted. think. because "onn-
sci on both sides told that | was "uf-
fcring from dcluslons ut times" "prl
you study hypnotism before your rlAr-
riagc?" "Ycs. very little" "Dil you
study 1t because yon thought Evelyn
Thnw was dominated by Stanfor.!
White through hypnotic Influences
"Why. yes" said Thaw. smillnEly.
"that entered into the matter" "Dn
You think nc exercised hypnotic influ-
curc over her?" "From her reTllrEs
/ thought such things possible. lie
certainly exercised Il strong Influence
over her" Talking of Anthony Conf
stock. Thaw said: ~ have taken Ill
tic interest In this work since my ar
rest"
us 1t true your wife threatened to
sue for divorce because OF your Hog
cling girls and you said she had slllii-
Client rcason?" asked Jerome. IL -
not, "Arc you willing to have Your
wife take the stand and waive vullr
privilege in this Connection" demand
cd : Jerome. hut Tnaw announced That
he would waive none of his privileges
Jerome then produced letter which
he said was written to Evelyn by
'rhuw. hut after lengthy debate this
lottcr was barred rs Il coHiihent'al
communication between husband anu
wife. "Did YOU ever write your vile
llcwd letters, containing lcwd drawings
by yourstlf?" shouted Jerome, angry
becnusc the letter had been barred.
Then followed another storm OF oh
iections and argument that folio Sctl
hctw Jerome and Mnrschnuser was
| long and extremely bitter. The 'nrsi'
mont gave Thaw n chance TO rest trnn'
The CALLING. rapid fire questions from
Jerome, Thnw observed the debate
closely and smiled down at his mother
and sister. who smiled back cnnTrittn'
latlons for his attitude on the stand.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
WoRTHINGToN NEWS.


Mrs. Isaac Mclntire was called to
Fairmont by, the death of her brother
in-lnw Saturday. ~
: Mrs. Earl Bryan was calling OIL rcih-
tivcs at MononEah Sunday.
Mrs. Orall Wyer. of ROscmnnt. Is
visiting relatives here this week.
Mrs. ~ c. I}arracknian WIS mt E:n-
CANON Monday.
A large crowd from here attended
the funeral of Otto Slurm ut Enter
prise Monday
Rev. I. ". Grisso preached In uhe
Christian Church here Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Smith was ut Fhirm1nt
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. OF Shlnnsthn.
was calling on relatives hero Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Jones was Mt FlirEprt
Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Jacobs is on the sick list
ut this writing.
Miss Bessie Tuothman was at Bin
canon Monday.
Mr.. Walter Sandy is Ill of TYPHOID
fever. JOSHUA.
Try n West Virginlan "Wantnd."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
GAS AUTOS OWNED
IN WEST VIRGINIA.


PARK ERSBURG. w. Va. July IS
An interesting table of figures 70
ceived by Secretary Westmeyc". o[
the Ohio Valley Automobile club.
shows that up to July Is. G45 liccn-
ses for cars have been taken out il
the State of West Virginia.. The Iltm-
Der of cars still unlicensed ut that
time, including new ones. would prob
ably bring the number up to SOME
thing like 700.
A goodly revenue Is derived by the
State from this source. each owner
being required to put ulf Il license OF
$40 for his car, while the machines
are assessed for other taxes as well.
The number OF cars has increased b,'
lc.lps and bounds. AMI 1t Is predicted
that over 1000 will be licensed next
year.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
STRIKE IN THE Il {.
STONE Q ]! u I '|I| { }.
TRHEE HUNDRED MEN PUB
WORK NEAR MARTlNSBuHGs
YESTERDAYS. III

,rARTlNsBuRG. July 2ss--Nearly
aoo men employed In the south quar-
rlcs OF the Standard Lime and stone
Company Mt this place went on strike
MS n result of the. refusal of the com
pany to grant a demand sfor an 5ili-s
crease OF from 10 to- 90 per cent IN l1k
wages. =, 1,
Daniel Baker. of Baltimore 5sand
Frederick. Is president OF the COM.
pany. which operates a = nnhlper u, OF
auarries near Martinsburg and In JET
fprspn county. There have been sew
cral strikes In theslnarries at different
times. but, the present one Us the most
serious that has ever occurred, as the
employees expires themselves ias deter
mined not to go back to work unless,
their demands arc granted whllee the
officials nre equally tltermInsd not Ssto Z
accede to the request of the trikers-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
THE CUNARD LINES
TIME SAVING PLAN
Clinton Associated Prcss.)

t1inlnn Associated PrcsE41
NEW YORK. July 2S.-PasscnEcrs
sailing for Europe aboard the Cnnard
liner I.usiLania today will have the
pleasure of trying. out the cnmpany's
experiment of having their mail and
passenger steamships call mt Fish.
guard. on the .Pembrnkcshirc, South
Wales. In an effort to save time. Fish
guard IL thirty-two niles nearer to
Queenstown tnnn Ho1yhead. and 1902
miles nearer than Liverpool. and tho
Cllnarl officials say that SIX hours will
be saved IL the new ihcil works sue
ccssfully The railroad service from
London TO FishEnard Is operated by
the Great Western Railroad. which
has spent $15.n0O.n0O In erecting long
piers and deepening the harbor. so
that there Is plenty of watsr for the
largest ships. Passengers desiring to
20 on to Liverpool. however. Will be
permitted to do So.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
WALKER WESTON TO BE SHOWN
tr,nIon Associated rrcss.1

ST. LOUIS. July 2S.-Mrs. ii. G..
Schneider. of ii3G Swan avenue. was
born and bred In Missouri and sna
started ont today to make pract:cli
demonstration TO Edward Payson
Weston that women can walk. She
left her home this morning for n quiet
stroll, watch will last just forty-fivc
days and terminate In Boston. Mhss-
Mrs. Schneider Is accompanied ny ner
husband, who claims the champion
shin of the world Mt walking contests.
MS n result of races ut Kansas City
and other places. If no accidents
mar the trip they will return to st.
Louis OH fot. after spending some
time In New York and In washington
where Mrs. Schneider wants to shake
hands with the President. Shc mas
been practicins for her long laHnt Tor
several weeks. Mrs. Schnelhfr Is B
feet 7 inches in height, well l'roio:-
toned and enjoys perfect health.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
ALCOHOL is PREsERvATIvE.

Alcohol Is recognized tnc world over
rs the proper. most efficient and whole
some prcscrvcr of medicinal COM
pquads, and while yomc journalists try
to alarm the world by the cry that pat
cnt medicines contain more alcohol
than beer" they neglect TO state that
proprietary MEDICINES are taken IN
doses from II tc'rsroonful to II table
spoonful. while beer Is n beverage that
Is consumed In quantities. from Il
glass to several quarts n day.
Lydia L. Pi1khaf's Vegetable Com
pound contains only is per cent. alec.
hol, simply enough to preserve tho
roots and herbs from which It Is
made, and may be relied upon by cv-
cry woman i'm the land rs n reliable.
honest and sure remedy for the ills
peculiar to her sex.
Tho "want ad. cost" La nominal-ab-
surtlly 80 when the i'd scits some
thing big for you.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Three Months Old child Dead.

Carl Rufus Hawkins. the three
months old child of urinh ami Katie
Hawkins, died Monday afternoon III
the home of bis parents In the First
ward from n complication OF diseases.
The father OF the child Is nm emplnyc
of the B. & O. Railroad Company. Tho
funeral services were hcl'h on Tuesda?
at ten o'clock and were followed
by intcrncnt I'm the cemetery nj MI
Zion. The services were conducted ny
Rev. J. H. Grimes. Unhertnker Fred
Jenkins had charge of the intermcnt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
uNIoNToWN WINS AGAIN.

: -UNIONTOWN,sJ July 2s.-unlnntown
1laln defeated the Cnnnallaville team
In N fast game which went TO for il IN
EiuEs, Fletcher opposed TOeht nnL
both men pitched gilt edged bail with
lie hits one In favor OF Fletcher VINO
t!rally won his game to ,. A large
crowd was out to witness the contest
which was fast from the star. Tho
score:
UniOntowl . ~ :
Curnellsvlllc .........-..s. ,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Small Child Dead.

A three months old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. l.. Cunningham died this
morning Mt slX-thirty o'clock ut the
home OF Its parents ut, Barnsrtlle., after
an illness OF complicauonf}of lls-
eases. The funeral took place this
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Now York Boston Z.
New York G: Boston y.
prnnklvn q. philadelphia Z.
nronilyn .: philadelphia 9.
Chicago 4: st. Louis i-Callch after
. innings.
pittsburg :: Cincinnati =.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
PAW. VA. LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Z Gnsfton. 4 2: F'airmont. 2.
Uniontown, >; Connellsyille, I'll
innings.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Standing of the Clubs.

To-day's Games.
Unipntown ut Gonncilsville.
Grafton at FairTnGIt.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

Jacobs-Iiutchins0n Hardware Co.
Taylor.GcttinEs Company.
De sure to get your tickets at A. G..
Martins store or Christie's drug store.
Tickets arc on sale for the game at
bnlIi places. Buy your tickets In tho
city. 50 MS 10 relieve the great pros
sure Mt the ticket Office Mt the park.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
Big eyog.ll
fcohtInued FroIn PaEe ones J
8Fairinont Coal company tall depart!

Fairtnont Coal COMPANY tall depart rt
menisI ~ mi
&! Martin co. III Y
Il u. M! Hartley g. Son. : ~
Sam d. ;Iseman %. e 7; -, Z. Z, =
IA. B. Scott IL Co. +.
J. Il. Anderson - - q Is
.Rihe1daffer G. Brownfeh.
Marion News AEencr.
Charles p. Gettings
Morgan Brothers. s
( Il. C.: Jones.
T. w. 5Arnett. t,
T.. C. Rnwand Co.
M. D. Christie.
Clyde s. Holt
W. A. Fisher ia
Dixie Theatre
E. C. Stemrln C Co.
"A. Nc. Knight.
T. S. NJ. Wise.
Nnzum &c Ross.
Shurtlefr K Welton.
Fairmont Gas and Light Co.
w. !. Walsh. 5-aE ~
Bert S. Leopold &c Co.
South Side Pharmacy.
Martin Bros. Druggists.
S. ]. Courtney G Son.
+ J.. C. Snyder.
Rosenberg Brothers.
The Unilersclllng Store.
Coal City Company.
Mt. City Drug Company.
Schmitt e Daniel.
Sam l.. Ridenour.
W. r. Crane.
Martin Brothers Grocery.
Marion Hardware Co.
Temple Bowling Alleys.
i. II. Wise. ~
C. C.. Rnhb. $50
George Walters.
S. C. Drnhnm C Son.
Minor Honham. =
Smith Shoe Store. 49,
C. y. Highland. ..,s-,
Marion ntIr.lware Co.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
ro 7Ry WRIGHT AERoPLANE.

fUnInn Associated i'rcss:' r,
WISSANT. France. July 2s.-conht
i. i.nmbcr, has completed all arranEe'
mcnts for his trial flights Win tne
Wright bipHnc here tnmorroS' IL inc
weather Is favorable.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
AMERICA I: LEAGUE
'Yestcrday'sfRes

Detroit 3: Cleveland i.
Boston o.: New York G. e, 81
Philadelphia s: Washington 2.
Philadelphia o; Washington 2.
Chfcago-St. I1onis not scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

Chicago 1t ST Louis.
New York az Boston -,
lCincInnah at Pfttsbnrg.
BropkIyn at Philad ell hia:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28
standing of The Clubs.

To-day's Games.
/. Detroit Mt Cleveland.
Boston ut New York.
Philadelphia at Washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-07-28

To-morrow's Games.
Brooklyn Mt Fairmont.
Conncllsvillc at Uniontuwn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-14
Telegramy kraiowe.

Springfield, ILL.,, IA kwietnia. -
Donosza tn poludniowego i
srodkowego Illinois O znacznem
obnizeniu sic temperatury przy-
mrozkach, ktore zaszkodza bar
dzo owocom i jarZynom. TAX sa-
mo z innych Stan6w nadchodza
wiesci wielce szkodliwych przy-
mrozkach i obawie dalszego o.
ziebienia.
= Przybyl tu specyalny pociag
sufrazystek - kobiet rozmai-
tych miast stron Stanu Illinois,
kt6re domagaja sic prawa glosu
dla kobiet. Panic owe movie be.
d. o celach swej podrozy ze Sc
natoryalnym i poselskim komite-
tenn ,,charteru" chicagoskiego.
= Sufrazystki anlerykanskie
wydaiy specyalne znaczki do ma
lepiania ma listach, to W celu
zbierania funduszow ma agitacye
dla praw kobiecych. Powiadaja,
re onegdaj przy pewnej sposobno-
Sci nawet i sam prezydent Taft
kupii taxa marke zaplacii "a mia
centa, rowniez senator La Follet-
te kupii 6w znaczek, by sic pozbye
natretnej sprzedajacej, ktora az
do niego do prezydenta Z marka-
mi dotarla.
Nowy York, IA kwietnia. =
Kilku wybitnych adwokatow wy
daio orzeczenie ma specyalne "a.
pytanie ze strony rzadu, czy pre-
zydent Venezuela, Gomez, jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-04-14
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYN MIEDzYRARODOWEJ'
(BiGnS pOlityhF atstryaekiej
ma Ba{kanae.)
Chicago II kwietnia.

=
Kampania polityczna o uznanie
przez Europe aneksyi Bosni i Her
eogowiny jest juz cd dw6ch tygod-
nj skonczonq. Wszystkie mocar-
stwa, podpisane ma kongresie ber-
linskim, przyje}y do wiadomosci
protok6} austryacko turecki. Wy
raza on zgode su}tana ma zaanek-
tOwanie oba powyzej wymienio-
nych prOwincyi przez cesarza
Franciszka J6zefa I. R6wnoczes-
ME Serbia rozpuscila rezerwy,
czem dowiodia, re akceptuie ze
swej strony aneksye.
Trzeba wiec teraz zrobic bilans
akcyi, podjetej W pazdzierniku
przez monarchie Habsburska ce-
lem wcielenia ma stale dw6ch tym-
czasowo zajetych prowincyi.
Do rzedu zysk6w wstawiamy
nasamprz6d = rzecz jasna = sa-
ma aneksye. Trwa}e posiadanie
Bosni i Hercegowiny jest niewat-
pliwie zyskiem. Kraj, bogaty po-
mimo dewastaeyjnej W pewnych
kierunkach gospodarki ministra
Benjamina Kallaya. Ludnose in
telingentna, z pochodzenia serska,
wzmocni zastepy S}owian monar-
chii. Armia ma tam i bedzie mia
IL zbiornik rekruta wartosci pier
wszorzednej. Czynnik to wielce
wazny w oczach MEOW stanu. Net
ternich W 1909 r. najusilniej sic
sprzeciwia} oddaniu dzisieiszej
Galicyi W rece Napoleona l., prze-
dewszystkiem powodu wyborne-
go rekruta galicyjskiego. Zazna-
czy} to wyraznie W odrebnym me-
moryale.
Do rzedu aktyw6w MECH wolno
bedzie zaliczye takze szybko i do
brze przeprowadzone uzbrojenia,
zaoPatrzenie armii W materya} wo-
jenny j W nowoczesne narzedzia
pomoenicze, sprawdzenie prakty-
czne, czy mobilizacya, koleje,
wladze administracyjne W zakresie
wojskowym funkcyonuja dobrze.
Pr6ba wypadla pomyslnie, W slad
"a tenn posz8o wzmocnienie powa-
gi pa6stwowej Austro Wegier.
Rubryka pozycyi biernych "a
wiera nastepujace straty:
Przedewszystkiem olbrzymie
wydatki pieniezne. Geese mich
poszia ma zakupno meteryalu wO-
jennego. Oby6 sic bez niego tru-
dno. Zostaje on na czas diuzszy.
Geese wieksza wydatk6w jest pre-
ciez stracona ma zawsze. Tutaj
naleza koszta transpOrtu wojsk W
obie strony, ,fundusz zwieks1ony na
cele wywisdOwcze, dodatki dla
wOjsk, stojscych W pOlu, koszta
wisksze z racyi trudnego zapro-
wisnsowadia wojsk It'd Po dfugie
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odszkodowanie pieniezne, wyp}a-
cone Turcyi. Po trzecie, trudne do
ujecia W stale cyfry, lecz bardzo
duze straty materyalne og6lu oby-
watei powodu bojkotu anty-
austryackiego W Turcyi. TIE straty
dada sic uczu6 tenn bardziej we
znaki, i'm wiekszych podatk6w, i
to niebawem, beda musieli zazadac
minisuowie skarbu W obu parla-
mentach.
Strata polityczna jest zaostrze-
ME stosunku Austro Wegier do
Rosyi. Cabinet petersburski przy-
sta} ma aneksye,gdyz-jak oswald
czyl minister Izwolskij = Rosya
ME byla gotowq do wojny. Gdyby
jednak by}a przygotowana, ME O.
besz}oby sic bez rozlewu krwi. u
stapifa tedy wbrew wolf w}asnej.
Wieden musi sic mice ma baczno-
sci przez szereg lat. Latami cafe
mi musi dok}adnie patrzyc, co sic
dzieje ma granicach p6lnocnO-
wschodniej i po}udniowo-wschod-
niej. 1 Serbia bowiem rozpuszcza
rezerwy z postanowieniem W du-
chu, ze przyjdzie godzina odwetu.
Zly stosunek z Rosya, nienawis6,
glucha W Belgradzie W Cetynii
beda krepowaly swobode ruch6w
Austro-Wegier. Pchna tez je W OBJ
iecia Niemiec jeszcze bardziej, niz
dotychczas. Dyplomacya niemiec-
ka cd szesciu tygodni ostentacyj-
ME robila wszystko co mogfa, by
pokazae Austro-Wegrom, jaka ka-
tastrofa rune1aby ma ich glove,
gdyby ME pomoc Niemiec. Dw6r
wiedenski zaciqgnal - tax twier-
dzi prasa niemiecka = wielkie O.
bowiazki wdziecznosci wobec Me
mice. Weksel, wystawiony ma Ber-
lin, moze Austro-Wegry kosztowac
bardzo grubo. | to niebawem. Sto-
sunek Anglii do Niemiee znowu
sic pogorszyi. Bardzo powazny Cd
lam opinii publicznej angielskiej
boi sic najazdu niemieckiego ma
Anglie. Jeszcze wieeej gios6w "a
niepokojenia W Anglii wywofje
wzrost systematyczny floty wojen-
nej niemieckiej. Co zrobia Austro
Wegry, gdyby wybuchia wojna
anglo-niemiecka ?Przed 2-ma laty
"a fantastyczne uwazahsmy pre-
tensye prasy niemieckiej, by Au-
stro Wegry W takiej wojnie niosly
pomoc Niemcom. Dzisiaj preten-'
sye niemieckie majq pod nogami
grunt realny wywzaiemnienia sic
"a pomOc, dana Wiedniowi pre-
ciwko Rosyi.
Zestawiwszy straty obok zysk6w,
trudno jest istotnie orzec, kt6re
przewazaja. Decydujaca opinie bu-
chalteryjna wydadza dopiero wy
padki blizszej oraz dalszej przysz-
losci. Dzisiaj jest widoczna tylko
jedna okolicznosc;- straty So ciez-
kie, optymizm barona Aehrentha-
la podczas sesyi delegacyjnej ma
jesieni 1908 r. ME okaza} sic u
sprawiediwionym. '.to &: '.s =
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skiej. Pojechala zatem dalej do
Colon ma tym samym okrecie
,,Guadeloupe".
Winnipeg, Man., IA kwietnia'-
w miesiacu marcu przybylo 4,7S3
emigrantow ze Stanow Zjedno-
czonych do Kanady zachodniej. 4
81 marca b. r. przybylo ogoiem ze
Stanow Zjedn. 1909 emigran-
tow do Kanady. So widoki, re W
obecnym czasie emigracya ia
znacznie wzroSnie. Bruce Walker,
komisarz emigracyjny we Winnl-
peg, oblicza majatek emigrantow
ma $7O,00O,O00.
Lizbona, Il kwietnia. = Rad
portugalski zarzadzil ostra kon-
trole w Angola, W Afryce zach,
azeby tam rag polozye koniec pra-
cy przymusowej. Czarni robotni,
cy pracuja ma tamtejszych planta-
cyach kakao jak niewolnicy.
Petersburg. IA kwietnia. = Kie-
rownika pewnej anielskiej fabryki
w Petersburgu, nazwiskiem Max
Johnston, zabilo kilku robotnikow
tejze fabryki. Me byli oni zado-
woleni z podarkow swiatecznych,
danych i'm przez Johnstona, wiec
rzucili 60 ma ziemie przytrzyma-
wszy go, ubiczowali go grubym'
postronkami ma smierc.
Berno, Szwajcarya, IA kwietnia.
Rad szwajcarski udzielil egze-
kwatur nowo zamianowanemu ge-
neralnemu konsulowi amerykarl-
skiemu ma kanton zurychski. kon-
sulem tym jest Robert Mansfield
Indiany.
Montery, Meksyk, IA kwietnia.
- Depesza z Velardena, W pro-
wincyi Durango, donosi o wybu-
chu niepokojow TAME Ma tie wa
sni religijnych, Zajscia te mialy
miejsce w sobote wieczorem, PREY
czem zostaio zabitych, szesciu po-
licyantow, .trzech zoinierzy j szesc
-os6b cywi1nyct1. Poprzedniego
wieczora pewien urzednik miej-
scowy podczas procesyi religijnej
przystapii do duchownego i
chcial mu przeszkodzie W odbyciu
ceremonii, ma ktora tenze ME mial
urzedowego pozwolenia.
w sobote wieczorem pewna
liczba uzbrojonych ludzrchciafa
sic zemscic z tego powodu ma o.
wynn urzedniltu i podpalila jego
mieszkanie, pladrujac przytem in
ne domy. Z tego wywiazala sic
walka z policya, kt6rej ma pomoc
przybyio sprowadzone z okolicy
wojsko skohczyla sic z powyzej
podanym rezultatem. Zachodzi o.
bawa dalszych rozruchow. -