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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
PRZEGLAD
POLITfKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, % czerwca. ,
(PrzyszioSc Krety.)

- 9GAS9S @AANNyI
Londynski Times" carogrodz
ki Courier d'Orient" rozpoczely
rownoczeSnie kampanie prasowa
przeciw Grecyi W kwestyi kreteh-
skiej. Kampania ia wspolna orga-
MI angielskiego tureckim do
wodzi wymownie, jaki interes ma
Anglia W zachowaniu Krety dla
panstwa tureckiego.
Wyspa Kreta zajmuje szczegol
ME stanowisko miedzynarodowe.
Stanowi ona dotychczas Geese
panstwa tureckiego, wladca Kre-
ty Jest sultan, atoh rownoczeSnie
objeiy mad MIA protektorat cztery
moearstwa: Anglia, Francya, Ro-
sya Wlochy, kt6re po stlumie-
niu oStatniej rewolucyi wojska
swoje z wyspy wycofaiy, zatrzy-
muja atoli dla siebie prawo decy-
dowania We wszystkich wazniej-
szych kwestyach. jake mogiy wy
niknac W przyszloSci.
Kazde czterech mocarstw
mia}o dotychczas na Krecie zalo-
&c wojskowa Anglia 500 ludzi W
Kandyi ! Megalokastrze, najwie-
kszem miescie ma wyspie; w Ka-
nei. ktora jest stolica wyspy,
znajdowaio sic stale 30O-40O
zolnierzy francuskich. W rownej
liczbie reprezentowani byli Ro-
syanie Wlosi.
Zadaniem tych zalog byio u
trzymywanie ma wyspie porzad-
ku obrona ludno$ci mahometan-
skiej wobec wybuchow nienawi-
sci chrzeScijan kretenskich. Mimo
TO, ze mahometanie maja dosko-
naia opieke, ubywa ich co roku,
tax ze obecnie ma 100000 miesz-
kahc6w jest ich 10000, i'tylko W
jednem mieScie, w Rettymnie po-
siadaja wiekszosc W Representa-
cyl miejskiej. w RetWmnie jest
podseta muzuimanin; charaktery
stycznem W stosunkach panuja-
cyeh wSr6d ludnosci jest, re po
turecku Muzulmanie sami ME
m6wia re jezyk greek jest tam
wyiacznie panujacym; Muzuima-
ME kretenscy to potomkowie Gre
kow, ktorzy wiare mahometanska
przyjeli ktorzy wSrod ludnosci
gfeckiej przebywajac ME umieli
sic wynarodowic.
Ma caiej wyspie obok licznych
szka geckich francuskich jest
tylko jedna szkola turecka W Ka-
nei.
Obok zalog cudzoziemskich po-
siada wyspa swa wiasna milicye
pod dowodztwem majora; mill
eva ia i zandarrni kretehscy majq
oficer6w Grekow, pochodzacych
z krolestwa greckiego.
Jak wiadomo, Kretehczycy,
osiagneli rewolucya, re ma urzad
gubernatora wyspy zostal powo-
lany ksiaze grecki Jarzy; jego
nastcpcq byi Zaimis. Gdy po ogio-
szeaia konstytucyi tureckiei Bui-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22

garya proklamowala niezawisloSc
a Austro-Wegry zmienily okupa-
cya Bosni i Hercegowiny ma trivia
Ia aneksye, skorzystali Kreteh-
czycy re sposobnosci i obwieScili
w swoim parlamencie, re Kreta
polaczyla sic z krolestwem gree
klein Nastapiio to w miesiacu
wrzesniu roku zeszlego bez zgo-
dy mocarstw interesowanych.
Mocarstwa przeciw wcieleniu
Krety do Grecyi zaprotestowaiy,
skutkiem czego gubernator gene
rainy Zairnis wyspe opuScA tax,
IL obecnie ,Kretenczycy rzadzq
wyspa bez gubernatora i bez par
lamentu, ktorego ME zwolali, po-
niewaz uznaja tylko parliament
grecki.
Jak W Turcyi, tax ma Krecie
obowiazuja jeszcze t. wv. kapitu-
.laeye; sedzia kretefskf, jest zobo-
wiazany pozwac ma sad, gdy spra-
wa dotyczy, poddanego zagranicz-
nego, przedstawiciela zagranicy.
Ma Krecie Cd czasow proklama-
cyl przylaczenia do Grecyi juz sic
to ME dzieje, mocarstwa spraw
swoich ME dopominaja sic, ME
chcac zraza6 mieszkahcow wy
spy.
Szczegol ten, jako tez postano-
wienie mocarstw wycofania do
lipca T. b. resztki zalog ma wy
spie, przemawialby "a tenn, re
mocarstwa godza sic W cichoSci
ma przyiaczenie Krety do Grecyi,
tymczasem wykazuje sic, ze An
glia jest przylaczeniu przeciwna,
poniewaz krzyzuje ono jej polity-
ke ma morzu Srodziemnem.
Polozenie wyspy jest takie, re
posiada ona pod wzgledem stra-
tegicznym doniosioSc bardzo wiel
ka; lezac W poiowie drogi pomie-
dzy Europa a Afryka, oddawala-
by moearstwu, ktoreby ja posia-
dalo, niepospolite usiugi ME jest
tajeA,nica, ze Anglia, dazaca do
utrwalenia swego panowania ma
morzu Sr6dziernnem, pragneiaby
wyspe posiaSc lub wziac pod pro-
tektorat wy}aczny.
Majac to ma uwadze, zrozumie-
my, re Anglia musi bye przeciwna
przylaczeniu Krety do Grecyi,
poniewaz wowczas bylaby dla
niej stracona ma zawsze, gdy ma
lezac do Turcyi, kt6rej panowanie
w Europie uwaza sic zawsze "a
tymczasowe, moglaby jej przy-
pasc w udziale i TO przy ewentu-
alnyrn rozbiorze panstwa ottoman
skiego.
Jak wiadomo W posiadaniu An
gill znajduja> sic dwie wyspy ma
morzu Srodziemnem: Malta j
Cypr; Malta jest zbyt maia, ably
mogia sluzyc "a podstawe opera
cyjna silnej marynarki angielskiej
a Cypr skutkiem swego poloze-
MIA geograficznego = ley blisko
brzegu azyatyekiego = ME posia-
da doniosiosci strategicznej.
z Rampant, jaka wszczal dzien
mix angielski, chca takze wywnio-
skowac, ze Anglia dlatego stale
w obronie praw tuTeckich, ably
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22

sta obok nszw swoich mia}y o.
kreslenia: North, South, West lub
East.
Uchwalono tez ma wniosek aid.
Foella, azeby mostly pozostawa}y
zamkniete dla okret6w przejezdza-
jacych cd 5 godz. do godz. $50
wieczorem (zamiast jak dotyehczas
cd 5 do y, ale tylko do Is wrzes-
MIA b. +.
} Cd organizacyi "Chicago Fede-
ration Of Labor" nadesz}o pismo
domagajace sic cd szefa stray og-
niowej, by ludziom swoim dawai
jeden dzien wolny W kazdym tygo-
dniu, a ME raz na u dni, jak to
dotychczas jest zwyczajem. Pismo
zlozono W rece komitetu stray og-
niowei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
RachuneczeE.

Prezes komitetu gazu, nafty
swiat}a elektrycznego rady miej-
skiei, aid. William j. Pringle, o.
trzymal wczoraj cd kompanii tele-
fonicznej rachuneczek, z kt6rego
wynika, re miasto p}aci miesiecz-
ME $2354.53 "a uzywanie 275 a.
parat6w telefonicznych. Bylo to
niezmierna niespodzianka ola
wielu alderman6w i urzednik6w
miejskich, kt6rzy byli przekonani,
ze wedle najnowszyeh ordynans6w
miasto mic ME placi "a uzywanie
telefon6w w swych biurach. Okla
zuie sic, re brzmienie ordynansu
Jest nieco zawile i niejasne; jest
w MIN nova bezp}atnem uzywa-
min telefon6w "w fatusZu, W jed
nvm lub wiecej budynEach JaKo-
tez W jednej lub wiecej czesci bu-
dynk6w, kt6rych tymczasowo uzy-
wa sic jako substytut ratusza."
Pomiedzy innemi W rachunku wy
mienionych jest 2s telefon6w "
departamencie stray ogniowej, 60
W sadach miejskich, 81 w departa-
mencie wody i 90 W departamen-
Gle policyi. Aid. Pringle ma ga
miar zbadae te sprawe wsp6lnie Z
kontrolerem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

pIZySOlOWpyS SlS w ODSliOdH -
roczystego 2OOtnej rocznicy pa
mietnej bitwy pod Poltawa, W
kt6rej Karol XII, krol szwedzki
pobity zostai ma glove przez woj-
ska rosyjskie. ,,Prawdziwi Ro-
syanie", skrajnie reakcyjna par
tya zamierzala uroczystoSc te
wyzyskac dla swoich celow
wstecznych chciala urzadzic. W
Poltawie Kongres reakcyoni-
stow, ktory mial wyslac do cara
deputacye z prosba, ably zniosl
Dune zupelnie, a rzadzil samo-
wIadnie. Tymczasem premier Sto
lypin sprzeciwil sic owym pie
knyn planom doniosl tym
,,prawdziwym" Rosyanom, ze
Kongres ME bedzie sic mogi od-
bye i re tylko 175 miejsc bedzie
zarezerwowanych dla omaWiane-
60 stronnictwa. To tax dalece O.
burzylo zwiazek .prawdziwych
Rosyan'', ze postanowili usunac
sic zupelnie Cd obchodu bitwy
Poltawskiej.
Moskwa, % czerwca. = Stan
oblezenia zostal tn zniesiony =
stosownie do obietnic premiera
Stolypina; zastapiono go t. wv.
,,wzmocniona ochrona", ktora w
gruncie rzeczy zatrzyrnuje podo-
bne ograniczenia, co stan obleze-
MIA.
Chabarowsk, % czerwca. Me
znani sprawcy uprowadzili tu
9cioletniego syna pewnego boga-
tego kupca, poczem jeden z mich
poszedl do ojca porwanego dziec-
ka, zadajac zah 35 tysiecy rubli
okupu. Kupiec ME chcial zapla-
cic tel sunny, ale postal po poll
eye, a wowczas ow zadajacy oku-
pu, zamordowal kupca, poczen
DoDe{nil samoboistwo; co sic z
chlopcem stalo niewiadomo.
Paryz, % czerwca. = w dru-
gi dzien wyscigow w Auteuil, po-
licya eskortowala konie wyscigo-
we ma tor, ably uniknaG powtorze-
MIA sic awantur urzadzonych one
gdaj przez strajkujacych chlopcow
stajennych. Deputacya strajke-
row prosila interwencye mini
stra robot Viriani'ego, ktory przy
rzekl swa pomoc: stajenni chop
cy domagaja sic placy 6 frankow
dZiennie, uznanla unli etc.
Kolonia, Niemcy, 22 czerwca.,
- Tutejsza urzedowa oKoeln.-
Zeitung" donosi, re rad niemiec-
ki pragnie wszystko uczynic, by
tylko zadowolic Ameryke odno-
snie do jei udziaiu W pozyczce dla
Chin. Podobno bankierzy ME
mieccy okazuja gotowoSc odsta-
pienia Ameryce czesci swoich u
dziaIow.
Berlin, 20 czerwca. - Gosciia
tn z pozegnalnym swym wyste-
penn znakomita spiewaczka pol
ska Marcelina Sembrich Kochan-
ska. Wystapila jake ,,Rozyna" w
,,Cyruliku Sevilskim"; publ
cznoSc urzadzila jej kolosalna o.
wacye;; po skohczeniu opery wy
wolywano ia 80 razy obsypywa-
no kwiatami.. :. -
Karlsruhe, % czerwca. - Po-
DAME Karola Hau'a, skazanego
W r. 1907: "a zamordowanie te-
sciowej ma dozywotnie wiezienie,
o nowy process = odrzuconoe
Haga, % ;czerwca. - Wlasci-
wynn powodem odwolania nagle-
go pozbawienia urzedu specyal-
nego posla Venezuela, P, Jose
de Paul., bylo, jak utrzymuja tu-
tejsze urzedowe pisma, to, re de
Paul miai ,przekroczyc zakres
swoich kompetencyi j oswiadczyi
rzadowi holenderskiennus re trak-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
Ofiary rseR.

Jacys dwaj mezczyzni idas
przez most mad rzeka Calumet VI
poblizu East Chicago, doszli do
srodka mostu, kiedy spostrzegli
skrecajacy sic i szybko nadjezdza.
jacy pociag kolejowy. Azeby uni.
kna6 przejechania, obaj wskoczyh
do rzeki. Pociag zatrzymano !
szukano zwlok, ale nadaremnie.
Niewiadomo, jak obydwaj sic ma
zywali.
1e letni John Mickolazy, mie.
szkajacy W West Hammond przy
154 ulicy, kapa} sic W rzece Calu-
met W poblizu Dolton, kiedy ma
gle widocznie kurcz 60 schwycil /
ch}opiec utona}. Zwsoki jego wydo-
byto.
Is letni Joseph Nc Cabe, 2631
n. 44th ave-, utona} W podobnJ
spos6b W p6}nocnem ramieniu RE.
ki W poblizu 4s avenue. iowa.
rzysz jego Frank Cirzac spieszyi
mu z pomoca, ale ME zdo}a} 60 juz
uratowae.
Professor Foster wykluczony.
z OdSnieja jakiego -czasu razpisywa-
no sic dose wiele W gazetach ame-
rykahskich 0 profesorze fill. rel. ma
uniwersytecie chicagoskim, nazwi-
skiem George Burman Foster,
kt6ry wiele sensacyi i zgorszenia
wywo}al swojemi dzie}ami MEDIA
VINO wydanemi: "The Finality of
Christian Religion" i "The Func-
ton of Religion in Mans Strug-
Gle for Existence. Zwlaszcza W
ostatniem tenn dziele okaza} sic
prof. Foster najkompletniejszym
ateistq, radykalniejszym jeszcze cd
Ingersolla. Ma wczorajszej sesyi
"konferencyi baptyskich duchow-
nych", po dyskusyi bardzo CORA
cej, ostatecznie prof. Fostera wy
kluczono ze zwiazku baptyskich
duchownych 80 g}osami przeciw
9. Foster mial kilku bardzo zapa-
lonych obroic6w pomiedzy bapty-
stami. Wykluczenie z "konferen-
cvi" ME oznacza jeszcze, re Foster
przestaje bye "duchownyn" bap'
tyskiego wyznania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-06-22
StD}IDin .PraVlZiVi RDSy1dG' .
ROsyE ME Ejsm to paFa", P0rWanIe dzeeka
ZFrancyi Strajk Stajniaeh WyScigewych.
Jeszcze o udzial Amerykiwc chinsIiej pozyczee.
Kochanska w Berlinie.
Wfasciwy pow6d odwofania posIa wenezuelskiego
Holandyi
Intrygi niemieckie w Chinach
REKORD SZYBKOSCL
WaszyngtOnu zamkniety Zazd gnnask6w Tajemni-
W4asciwy pow6d odwofania posla wenezueIskiego
Holandy
Intryei niemieckie w Chinach.
REKORD SZYBKOSCI.

gmnastyk6w Tajemni-
dzenicy N YOrku. ,Czarna Reka"
OfIary kapei. EksplOzya abryce
POzar pocagu OjcOb6jstwO
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
WILLIE COELHO No
LONGER IS CHIEF

| Maui News.-The self-styled Fire
Marshal of Maui, William j. Ceelho
got what was coming to him Tuesday
evening at the hands of the fire com
panies of Waikiki and Kahuiui. Coelho
was up for reelection for chief engineer
of the fire company. He wrote to a
friend to postpone the election until
Wednesday in order that he might be
present. His friend wrote him that
he could not get the election postponed
but that his (Coelho 50 election was as
sured.
When the votes were counted it was
found that Coelho had received but
one vote from Kahului and but four
from the Waikiki fremen. Joseph F.
Welch was the man who carried the
day.
It has been the misfortune of Coelho
not to have seen fire in Waikiki for
a number of years if at all. There
have been many fires but Coelho was
never present. His family lives in Ho-
nolulu but where he lives no one seems
to know.
He has succeeded in getting appro-
priations for the fire company and con-
siderable equipment that is of value
but to everything was string. Even
his own friends did not claim for him
that he was not working for his own
interests more than for the public. His
reports and acquisitions were ridiculous
and his official acts spectacular.
The defeat of Coelho means that
many of those who have withdrawn
from the fire company will again be
members and one of the strongest fire
organizations in the Territory viii be
the lot of Maui.
The officers elected were chief engi-
neer, Joseph F. WEIGH; first assistant
engineer, Charles Wilcox; second as
sistant engineer, D. Ikuwa Kalakaua.
Officers Fire Company No. Fore
man, Charles o Sullivan; assistant fore
man. L. Fl. Silva.
Officers Fire Company No. 2-Fore-
man, F. J. Vasconcellos; assistant fore
man, NJ. Pieanco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
THE GOSPEL OF D1scoNrENr.

at
accomplished
of
of
Discomfort which the Church fallen
throw the light o Christian
photographic that
mechanical drawing which ultimately resulted
photography
The greatest literary works history prevailing
conditions The preaching
discomfort should
sailing vessel the railway would still
Way back through the hear plant,
should be-
The discomfort of the failure, the has the
satisfied with anything
When discomfort
discomfort grating
to feel discomfort the
oes that surround him
ard the knel of the human have sounded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
scRIBEs AND PHAR1sEEs.

Commenting edoriaIy Hawaii Springfield Repub
Hawaii caused surprisingly little fuss
the
Hawaii have bright leaders
possible
with their swallow
control of the industry and
the Territory In fighting the
racial feeling
against strikers do that is them
of intending 10 for Japan.
be ain hurry
thousand miles removed
that Swallow such talk 1t
of miles the of the
Not the widest calamity bowler
the strikers,
talking
we shall bowling to the flag of the rising
The feeling
snrnAl Republican point Hawaiian planter
Hawaii ando
citizen should obut it that the
OF civilized
There stirring and
preaching the doctrine of the
ttnde preaching nced
And the Phariee always
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
MARIA BECKLEY
KAHEA DEAD
CONTINUED from Page one.)

days of powerful men. Kamehameha
grew to be a giant in stature and
strength, and the prophecy of the two
princes, that Kamehameha would be
the highest of all in Hawaii, was borne
out.
The deceased was sister of Hon.
Fred K. Beckley, who was the monar-
chical governor of the island of Kauai
under King Kalakaua at the time of
his death. His son is Fred W. Beekley,
one time Speaker of the House of Rep.
resentatives and at present Hawaiian
interpreter in the Circuit Court. Anoth-
er brother is George c. Beckley, capt.
talist and for years the purser of the
Inter Island steamer Kinau. Mrs. Ka-
hea has for several years been the
keeper of the Royal Mausoleum and
grounds in Nuuanu valley. The remains
of many of the Kamehameha dynasty
repose there in tomb, and those of
the Kalakaua dynasty in the imposing
mausoleum structure. Her name Ka-
haawelani signifies carrying the heav.
emily one, because of the fact that
her grandfather carried Kamehameha S
bones to their secret resting place. She
was one of the ladies of Queen Kapio-
lani s court.
Surviving Mrs. Kahea, who was about
sixty four years of age, are her husband
and five living children, who include
Mrs. Carl Maertens and Leonidas Beck.
ley, and her brother, George G. Beckley.
The funeral will take place at 4
o clock this afternoon from the Roman
Catholic cathedral, the interment to be
in the Nuuanu cemetery.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
TWENTY YEARS AGO.

The Pacific
toraly Honoulus
Among the important works completed the
Hawaiian Tramway o
of the city These
and running Twelve
month Several lines in
passengers per now being
this of
OF s3f each realized
TAny both directly Indirectly correspondny large Waikiki
Paama have both
Eonolulu by these
Less than conguating themselves ii
realization that twelve being
taking much $31
of as something at While
wonder
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
Law AND LIBERTY.


japanese Waahu Saturday night demonstrates
action the of the authorities When grant
allowed to into the matter violation the
order direct slap the basis wv
misguided aborers
Internationally, probability stepped forth in
the anarchist
recognized absolutely essential the webeing people
order of Judge can be oyd with
threatened The dignity of the m be
the
The of of
When the time people their
democracy will have been demonstrated a lure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12


all
that of Britannia
been impossible country And
spirit birth navy spirit
prompts to insureh
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12

In the death of Mrs Maria Beckey Kahea remaining
Territorial
inherent knowledge Island geneaogy, recognized
high chiefes of individuals
the high in the councils
Island military affairs
the group
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12

Included in the Mikahala IS freight
were zoos bags of Pacific Co. S sugar,
IL cords wood from Kaunakakai, "a
hogs. 80 cases soap, 46 sacks charcoal,
II crates chickens, 81 sacks spuds, /
nile driver
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-07-12
CLEARANCE SALE
OF
Wooden PIaidS
and Checks
BEGINNING
MONDAY, JULY II, 8 4. M.

We will place on sale at this time the
entire remainder of the past season Is
plaids, together with several pieces of
stripes. Reductions as follows:
SOC Plaids reduced TO 15c yard.
75c Plaid Waistings to 25c yard.
SOC Scotch Paid Mohairs, 25c yard.
75c Mixed Checks, 28-inch, 35c yard,
s5c and 81 all-wool Plaids, 45c yard.
45-inch all-wool Scotch Plaids, S5c yard,
36-inch Summer Suitings, black and
white stripes and checks, 4oc yard.
S1.25 Grey Checks, all-wool, 75c yard.
44-inch White Mohair with broken black
checks, Atwood, 75c yard.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-21
IN THE HOUSE.
Bills introduced:

blllS
Murphy: To facilitate release of
mortgage and deeds of trust
Conner: To empower banks to pay
out deposits made in name of two
persons.
Doughton: For relief of Thos. n.
Hays, member-elect of the House
from Wilkes, who has been physical
ly unable to attend and take the
oath. Bill allows him to take the
oath before the clerk of the court. to
be certified to the clerk of the house,
SO that he may draw his per diem
of $500.
Pickett: To Regulate hunting of
game in Alamance.
Reduce number of commissioners
Of Beaufort County from to S.
At noon the House and Senate
took ballot for United States Sena-
tor to succeed Senator Overman. Mr.
Overman received majority vote in
both House and Senate to succeed
himself. Ex-Judge Adams was voted
for by part of the Republican mem
bers of the Legislature, six not vot-
ing at all, and several who did really
favored Mr.. J. Elwood Cox, but abid-
ed by the snap caucus held several
days ago.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-21
d" A Horrible HOld-Up.

About ten years ago my brother
was held up in his work, health and
happiness by what was believed to be
hopeless Consumption" writes w. R.
Lipscomb, of Washington, N. c. HE
took all kinds of remedies and treat
ment from several doctors, but found
no help till he used DR.. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured by
six bottles. He Is a well man to-
day" It's quick to relieve and the
curest cure for weak or sore lungs,
Hemorrhages, Coughs and Colds,
Bronchitis. LaGrippe. Asthma, and
all Bronchial affections. soc. and
$1.0O. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-21

Following bills we're introduced In
the Senate Tuesday:
BY Nimocks: To regulate speed
of automobiles.
BY Elliott: To appoint justices In
Catawba County.
By Empie: To establish stock Law
in Catawba County.
BY Empie: TO appoint justices in
certain sections of the State.
By Sherrell: To regulate Board
Of Education of Alexander County.
By Gay: To punish public drunk
enness In North Carolina.
By Gay 10 amend laws as TO sep
grafton OF races on cars.
By Scott: To appropriate funds
for deaf and dumb.
BY Dockery: To allow guardians
10 cultivate lands Of their wards.
By Elliott: To increase the sal
2ry of State Librarian.
Senator Barringer presented a pc
'ition asking for vote to repeal
Constitution as to personal and real
exemption.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-21

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want ter say ter you rite nos. that
buxincss viii be suspended while you
air a guest ov the White House.
need little rest an l am goIa' ter
take hit. Major. b. the way. hos
IL your famous mule. Bob. believe
you called him."
He In awi rite" sea l. He IL at
q liberty stable over here on g
Street. Northwest"
He L." seq the Preserdent- II
thought perhaps that you came up
ter Washington by train"
Il did" seq /. but | brought Bob
on the train, a through freight ]
wanted ter git through the State ov
Virginia quick. an git here quick.
an so / brought Bob On a freight
train. | intended ter ride him over
here ter the White House. but / con-
Guided that them detectives erroand
here would take spasms IL I should
try ter ride Bob into the White House
grounds till you would find out that
| am in the city and sorter post them
fellers."
You wuz rite. Major Then fell
iers mite hey shot you. We will hev
dinner In erbout an hour an then I'll
send fer Bob
You had better let me go after
Bob. Mr.. Preserdent. fer he liz power
full particular. don't expect he
would come with a stranger"
IAN rite" sez he. you go an
fetch him this afternoon. We hev
plenty of stable room here. Bob must
hev the best OF attenshun, an / may
jist ter give him exercise. | am very
fond ov MISUNDERSTANDING. an 1t will
be a novelty ter ride a mule. especial
ly a famous mule like Bob"
Jist at this time a handsome NO.
man cum trippin' in an | knowed
hit wuz Mrs. Roosevelt. fer / had
seed her picture often.
Major Bilkins, this IL my wife,
Major Bilkins IL frum North Caro-
lima" sed the Preserdent. Glad ter
meet YOU sed Mrs. Roosevelt. I
hope all the members of your family
are well. I hope you will have a
pleasant visit here"
l thanked her, an she sat down
an we wuz soon talkin' like old
friends. Ov course, the Preserdent
had ter play seckond fiddle after
Mrs Roosevelt cum In. She axed me
awl erbout my family, an everythin'
an sed she wuz sorry / didn't bring
Mrs. Bilkins erlong / told her | wuz
startin' on a trip GROUND the wurld,
an that Mrs. Bilkins could not un-
dertake hit, az | wuz goin' ter ride
a mule on awl land trips, an the ex-
posture would be too crate fer a wo-'
man. 'I'll hev ter fite Indians in
some countries, wild animals in 9TH
ers, an hit will be a rough time,
I expeck."
Well, I'll hev ter stop writin' fer
this time. Will tell more erbout my
visit at the White House next week.
Az ever,
ZEKE BILKINS.