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New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Charles Tetzer has sold for M Benkel 10 a
client the FIVE story triple fathouse. 25x1oo feet.
No. 57S Teasdale Place. 95xl"o feet
TIE Two three story frame dwelling houses Nos.
s. and 6ls West 1zsr street. each oox100 feet have
been sold by Richard .. Scheu and AdeIheid Behn-
ing. respectively.
Max Marx and Adolph " Bendheim have sold 10
Susan 3. Livingston the northeast corner Of St.
Nicholas avenue ard 1S9th street. a six story
apartment house, with stores on plot 1oox1O0 feet
!. Rename Brown & co. were the brokers. This
property was recently acquired by the sellers from
Wills & N0ersch for Tie southeast corner Of River
side Drive and both street
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann and Gibbs & Kirby
have sold for ELnore WaIlach 10 Louis Bernstein
Nos. - and 216 West Hath street. TWO five story
aathouses. o. plot 5lxIG3u feet.
The estate Of Mary Groeber has sold No. Z27 East
9Th street, five story double 7athouse, on lot 25x
20 feet
The Gesing estate has sold Nos. 34s and $50 East
9th street, to five story tenement houses on plot
6aEl56-s feet 70 T. Condes and r. J Baumann-
Barnet G. Davies has bought from Frederick
ohrneis Nos Fl and 2l3 West 106th street, two five
story fathouses. plot 57x1001 feet.
Louis COhn has bought from the estate OF David
Geizler No. C West 18th street. five story fat
house, On lot eexl01lI feet
The Mary A Mccarthy Construction Company
has sold the two family house No. 105 Hoe avenue,
on lot zlXlao feet, 10 Louis Castagnetta-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
REALTY NOTES.

Olfoss Company has leased for the Astor estate
- - hfsi lot at No Barclay street. 10 NJ Neunann
- :. tern Of wears. second and third lofts in No
- - greenwich street. for Henry Cary 20 the Nassau
-'ficai Conpanr: third loft in No IA Chambers
!, - foi Il. Q. Heuer 90 Wiener & Wiesner; also
- - No - Downing street. for r. c Williams
Apany 10 J. H~mes also space at No los Bar
STREET for NJ j. sullivan 70 P. Kaiis. second
"a NJ. l22 Fulton street. for Il. Q. Petters 70
y = Lev. and space at No. = Park Row for
iafa kreizer 70 l. Schmidt.
! Iliess Company has sold the Christoffers house,
4, ehtral avenue. TTasbrouck Heights 10 D. II Null
- and four lots on the south side Of Cleveland
l1s' also in Hasbrouck Heights. for the keane
1'aif. 70 u. T. Stevens.
sehn J Burton took title yesterday 10 No 50
f.s'aan street. 23.Sx1oe feet. from the Knicker-
- aiorigsge and Realtv Company
" BeH7ic1 Is the buyer OF No. 80 West FIST
'ssgs EetchHm leased for J. } Keit as agent
ei'ent for a ling term tbs store and base
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
WASHINGTON ST. SALE
PARCEL Il LOFT SITE.
pions Filed for Enlarging the Music
Settlement House.

,.;- volume Of business was transacted yester-
the real estate market Warren & Skildn
-, Gar William Gasten 10 Henry Deerburger NO
= = ~ Washington street an eight story store
q loft building, a plot 7oXle1 feet adjoining
an ,-,,vvest corner Of Canal street This is the
- transfer Of this property since 1872, the date
= he original deed
@ 60 4 Gilman have sold for Mrs. Annie Du
80 N 1ls East 18th street three story high
p, dwelling house, 1sx1o22 feet. to client, who
s-,5s 70 alter the building and then occupy it.
-, sold for the United States Trust Company, as
.--ses for the Tobias estate, No. y East 4Sth
.s+ q four story high stoop brovnstone dwell
.r house on lot 25xl0o-5 feet, investor. He
- alter Il for business use. The price was about
,-saa Also sold for Oscar KecheIe No. 134 East
Frh street. a three story dwelling house on q lot
gsx4l feet adjoining the southeast corner Of Lex
,,pron avenue. TO Theodore Visscher.
Tohr = Golding has sold for Miss Sarah Switzer
- Y & J. II. Burton the northwest corner Of
--.-b .ve-us and 3Sth street. 26.9x117, with an i
!, ssth street The property was held at $1,000
,, Is understood that The figure paid for it was
ts.z-sen S725 c3 and Sei0o0G. BY acquiring this
c-ne- the NIessrs. Burton now control the largest
sns most valuable plot Of real estate in the Fifth
svsnue section north Of 34th street
pans have been fled for rencdeIling the garden
-,szs ot Delmonico's at the northeast corner OF
T4fth avenue and 18th street, permit the widen
,,r n TIE avenue The curb Is 10 be set back
esZen and q half feet nearer the building line, a
new Sidewalk laid upon steel beams and the orna-
,,a--sI railing with its stone coping removed The
Garden VIII he cut down in size 10 conform 70
the change o- clrp me Inc Improvements are 10
cost Eaon
Boswortn d, Holden. architects for the Society Of
the Music Settlement. have fled plans for remod-
cling and charging the settlement house. at Nos
= and 50 s. street. The adjoining three story
dwelling 81 No =. viii be united with the existing
tots. and new Two story extension built and
a.ted as a rehearsal hall The addition will be
fitted with living rooms for the FIVE women rest
dent managers Of tie settlement. The improve
rrsuts are 20 cost Se0p0a
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Iiverpool Nav 2s-Closlng: WHEAT-spot. No ?
red western winter, nominal; futures barely steady
July. IS 11%d: September ss sd Decenber S.
Galvestonl. 6s I'D; futures steady July IS 5hd
patents strong 36s. HOPS in London CPacihc Coastp
tteadv f2nf2. BEEF-Extra India easy. 97s
"a PORK-Prime Western strong, sss Cd
HAMs-Short cut. Il to 16 ID. firm. Sos BACON
Cuuherland cut 26 30 H. SIS Sd; short rib
l6 10 - lb Sis; long clear middles, light, 2S
COS 60; long clear rniddies heavy -
N Cd; clear backs 16 20
IN strong 57s. clear bellies. IL. strong
orr. .DFRS-Square II TO Is 10. JJs LARD
Prime WesteVn tierces. hrm, 55s Cd; American
finest white colored hrm. CPS. Canadian nm
est white I'd firm 66s. Canadian finest colored. old
6rrn 6ss TAJIOW-Prme city strong. 2ss Cd TI-R-
PE%TI% f Spirits strong. 3Os Cd ROSIN-Common
stesdv sE Sd PETROLEUM-Re Refined steady, sd
IINSEED OII--Firm. 24s Cd
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
RECEIVERS OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice GIderseeve, Of the Supreme Court has
appointed Edward Y Nicholson receiver Of rents
q No. 152 Chrysrie street a five story tenement
mouse, n an action brought by Max A Zipser
against Herman Cohen and others to foreclose a
mortgage of SFN. There are prior mortgages on
tae property amounting TO SZ5O0o.
Robert q. Birkhahn has been appointed receiver
o. The rents Of Nos 1891 and lce9 Third avenue In
an action brought ny Anna c. s. Hassey against
Rachel L Schneider and others TO foreclose mort
sage Of 81 -.
M BlTkhahn has also been appointed receiver
o. ire rents ~ Nos 1lu and ll03 Third avenue in
sn action brought by J. Eugene McAlichael against
Rachel L. Schneider and others, 10 foreclose a
mortgage of $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
GIRL GETS s17,5oo FOR INJURIES.

Marie Dresch, who lives with her parents at No.
80 South street, Jersey City, and whose hand and
arm were mansled in the factory Of the Crescent
Manufacturing Company, No. 979 Cambridge ave
nue. Jersey City. received verdict of 81, 800 yes
terday in the Supreme Court.
John G. Elliott, the surviving partner in the
company, IS resident at the St Regis Hotel. and
OF the jurors said after the verdict had been
given that when he heard the defendant testify
as TO his residence he felt like giving the girl a
verdict for $500 because she was working ten
hours day for g 80 a week, while Elliott was
living in luxury.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Citations.


tbs Grace Il Free and Independent-To Fanny
X Fgleston F. Davis. Five Points House q "a
Society for Relief Of Haf Orphans and Dest
t,s S;tdren OF city OF New York, Charles IAner
aCsrerrs .itty Lanier Lawr9nce. James r D Ianer.
ir,T1v snler Appleton Elizabeth G. Iurnure SnaTeS
,rIietoD j. Charles Laner Appleton Ruth Appleton
aroistop James Appleton Elizabeth Lsner Tur-
80 MAJ Mildred Turnure. George Evans IurngTe.
rrroat Hospital all persons interested in the
I1ats ~ ayd s Egeston. the County Of New
srI deceased creditors. legatees next Of kin or
and each Of you are here
,ted and required personally TO be and appear oeIoe
o, Surrogate OF County OF New York at the surro-
Stas court OF County. held at the Han OF kecoras
G ,5. county OF New York. the 18th day OF June:
Zoo ar half-past O'Clock in the forenoon or tha
a .bsn and there attend judicial settlement OF
~ count OF proceedings OF Charles Lanier ana Eenry
~ lesson as Executors OF the Last Will and Iesta-
IArt of said deceased, such Of as are neeoy
nted as are under OF twenty years are re
o3Irad 10 appear by your guardian you Fave one. I
y I,ou have appear and apply for one 70 %
cnonted or in the OF your neglect or failure 20
A. so guardian will be appointed by the Surrosate u"
rsnresent and act for you IN the proceeding 49,,
whereof have caused the scar OF u
rrogates OF said County Of New 4orS 70 o7
hereunto affixed
said County. a. the County OF New YORK. tne
dav Of April. the year Of our LORD one
thousand hundred and nine
DANIEL J. DoVDNEHt
Clerk OF the Surrogates Court
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
CONVICTED OF TAKING CHARITY FINDS

William c. Borland. Of No. 224O Third avenue,
formerly treasurer Of the Bronx Eye and Ear In
frmary, a phanthropic institution was sentenced
10 one year in the pententiary yesterday by Jus
tice Zeer in the Court Of Special Sessions. after
pleading guilty 10 setaning funds which he had col
lected in the name Of the infrmary. After the
man had pleaded guilty Justice ZeIIer told him
that man who would steal money from charita-
bic institution deserved the limit of the law. but
that In consideration Of this being the prisoner 5
first conviction he would omit the 500 fine
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Dun's Revlew saNs.

Of the week The growth OF business confidence
volume of trade but the revival in iron and steel
IS Of such remarkable dimensions Justify
and mercantile situation as soon as the tariff
agitation is out Of the way The period Of crop
nihcant that, notwithstanding the lateness Of the
tain lines Of merchandise and Particularly with
retail distribution. the weather conditions for the
proving significant development IS the con
unuance Of the eager demand for structural steel
"a demand Indicative at once Of faith in the
future and Of present ability TO express that
faith In actual constructive work. The drygoods
market gives promise of a larger movement and
has q frmer basis. Railroad earnings for the last
per cent as cdnnsTad ~ VIII ,ha 60 ro5 l9S OF OF IL 10
1907. There can be no mistaking the meaning OF
the bank clearings which. week by week show
for the latest week being 125 per cent gain in
New York and l6I per cent gain outside New
York for the latest week IS Nf f7S
aTger thsn I In & lSQS and larger than 1907
S2.00o,000 better than 1907. while imports are
much heavier than in 1903 and sI.I94,2sI less
than in 1907.
Bradstreets says:
Improvement IS more in evidence this week. b,,t
irregularities in weather and crop conditions and
vent definite general Characterization Of the sita-
tion as whole The leading cereal crops have
made some good progress. but abundant rains
helpful in some sections have been hurtful to cul-
tivation 10 trade in others Hence retail trade
reports lack uniformity, and there Is talk dam
age TO cotton At the South House with
jobbers and wholesalers is usually active a this
and efforts attract business By clearance
sales and liberal advertising have not been alto
gcther successful. There is u further apparent
gain the optimism with which the outlook for
the more distant future is viewed, contrasting
rather sharply with of the reports Indicating
hackwardness Of demand for immediate consump-
ton. In the leading industries the strength OF de-
nland for iron and steel in most finished forms
notable, and the railways be buying more
freely The coal trades not much active
but coke is stronger. The shoe and leather trades
in better shape, due partly 70 the great strength
of hides and the finished products OF sole and
upper leather. Higher prices for shoes being
paid There are reports OF further gains in de-
inand for woclIen and worsted goods, yarn mills
catering iris demand are said to be running
I full and raw wool IS very strong. High prices Of
"a " cotton are said curtail profits goods
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Clinton ave. lec2 # OF 1soth st; for a 4
sty brk tenmnt 4lN60-3. L " Devire Co own
err H c sIeinnle,z. architect; 10000
Avenue s. John. :, from Beck ST TO Kelly St
for ten 1 sJy brk tennnts. 25xSS 6. Avenue
.arohtset total sost 22ooo0
Norris ave, 5. 50 # OF 1921 a sty
0Eh cW-S and stable. 2JNbS It: Henry PeZZeu-
cost 1oooC
s-y frame dWlR and shop. 2lN4S: Patrick and
Maria Reilly owners: T j Kelly, architect: cost 5oo1
- HaEru0n6s = iso = g OF ZersEa ave. for
owner. Kelly. architect, 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Bryant ave. " cor 1T2d ST IO0x1OO. City Mort
gage Co loans Elvlel Realty Co.......-....-..
West ST Nos rs and 80: Edmund coffin loans
Samuel Levy y-.-----............ .....-.- -...-
An ave, n " COT 18th st 5Sxls0; City Mortgage
Co leans Belvedere Building Co.......-...-...-.
e36t1 81. Q Oneida ave 25xlOp. Manhattan
Mortgage Co loans Cushing Realty Co..........
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
SALE OF A BROOKLYN HOUSE.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has sold for John
J. Burton to an investor the modern apartment
house recently erected at No. Il Brooklyn avenue.
with frontages Of IS feet on Brooklyn avenue and
80 feet Pacific street. The property rents for
about So go q year
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
BUYS SITE FOR A GARAGE.

OTIS Car-on has bought for client a plot
..[le9 tse; On tie west side Of East 18th street
~ ieet south ~ Avenue H Flatbush- The buyer
VI 5ulG garage Robert NJ Byers is the archi-
ter
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Summer Resorts.
MOUNTAIN LAKE HOTEL

COOKS FALLS, NEW YORK
home. accommodates 500. newly
rebuilt enlarged; hrst class in every way. tatge
seh 40 rooms with private baths best OF sanitary
sTrsnpemenis nne location and surroundings pirate
native trout. beats TFee; nne or
nesfra All season; dancing. bowling. &c Large illus
trst.d hool,ict on application Reasonable rates
ua'eI O'- Y. a. FRANCISCO. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
FOR YoNKERs PLOT. $50. 900.

Bellows & warIln have sold the frame buildings
70 lal To 15s New Main street. Yonkers. for the
ssuaaers estate 10 the Jackson Brewery for about
$4,000 The size Of the parcel is s7x1oo feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Proposals.


GOVERNORS ISLAND: N r. NAY a - 1909 p
triplicate will oe received az CT
Of Ouarterrnaster Governors ISlsno
tnt1 A June ], 1909. ana there publicly
onsnsd for dredging near Dock Right reserved 70
aecept or reject any all bids o. any part Lheeo n
Sorrnation on application. 7. W. LTTELL. D. @ " G.
Chief Quarterrnsster
nRoPosAIs FOR CONSTRUCTION; PLUMBING.
S5ssting and Electric Wiring: War Department Or
1ce of the Constructing ouarternnaster New London
y, Nav & 1909. Sealed proposals for CONSTRUCTION
Crc5 ~ two double lieutenants quarters az Fort H O
~ ~. " Y and one double neutenants quarters a.
EHort Terry \ y and installing plumbing heating
ara electric wiring in same, Will be received here
IntW 10 90 A NJ :. 1903, and then opened Plan.
sas snacihcations seen in once OF the Chief
Suartermsster. Department OF the East Goyernors
Ssisrd n all necessary information VIII De tur-
nished BY this ofhce on request Enyelopes containing
ronosals should endorsed Proposals fer Buidtngs
ana addressed. -'Chas T Baker Capt. Or Mr. con
strIlcffns quarternnaster, New London. Ct
FIrTEp PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE, WILL BE
- received al Office OF the CluarernsSter General
= ARMY until 200 P NJ. June %. 1903. az which
time and place viii be opened in the presence OF
construction and compete equipment Of
90 Double End Steel Ferry Steamer for Haroor Service
81 +ha War DEPARTMENT length ll4 feet. breadth on
feet inches. guards 3 feet dep-h
10 Conditions specinc7tons. drawings
be obtained BY adreSstng the
6uarterrnaster General, U. s Army. Washington. D C.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

l. Iss,T :, - lizht airy rooms hath steam heat
-, rster s;,.iiy improvements Inquire janltors or
prerrisnR.
,I-- ,,3,,-,JET-rE NO IL WEST s1sT sT.--A FEW
'I'f1t1 4ft facing Manhattan Square Full par
,tL,isIe ~ A P COBURN. on premises -
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Citn Property to Let.

10th ST. sa2 EAsT.-Two-FAMILT BRICK
100 house - rooms = baths: steam heat Apply TO
jaHitor, 7e7 East 15eth st.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Sir Beekman Street Loft BuiIding gS
Sold for &4I3 900.

Potter & Brother bought yesterday for $4l3ooO
The SIX five story loft and store buildings Nos. -
70 2 Beekuan street. and extending 70 Nos 81
and s. Ann street, IS39x6s1x about 23x irregular.
Al foreclosure sale held al the Real Estate Ex-
charge salesrooms. Nos Il and Is Vesey street. by
Joseph ? Day The sum due was about So o1A,
subject 10 srst mortgage OF S40oo0o. The Nassau
Beeknan Company was the defendant and Potter
& Brother The plaintiffs in the action.
The other auction sales resulted as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
20 Elizabeth 81 n Prince 2oxeo 3x
9ezelI s-v terrt and store; sub prior mtge of
SlGGG3- tire Dean Holding Co for SlJ.3I5: also
90 Elizabeth 1874 Il n OF Prince St 2]xSI 2:
ST. -suu1- store. Bank Pasq~ale Psr
a. x atty. II Adler. ref: cue Sll13s Il;
S11Co, sub prior nltge Of $1,000: 10 the
Dean Holding Co fo- Sl4.4+l-
rs Kelly s. 5 825 n OF I56th 81. 25x1oo; sly
trk dvE Johnson George Backer et al: FerTss,
r s-tys: 2 Z Grimes. ref: amt due. S25l2 Il:
etc S335 sub trst ntge q $4,000; 10 W S
sussnsa for SIo5To
6lq 1s-r 81 n : 2Ss Z Ave 2. o5z92 sty tenmt
Marx TAYLOR ct al ast Jacob Sananoyttz -
a. Tzrlur d 2 attys- Norris Cuko-, ref amt due
S1se2 - etc. Siel 90 sub to nrst mtge OF
$1,000 the plaintiff f0r S24.0S5-
1879 Clay $500 II II of I69th ST l6 7x9s OK
6sxS7I- and ; dWE: Jacob Busch agt simon
Ereeshemer al. Feltenstein & r attys: Jacob
ereS=- 81 249 a. etc. SitsJ az sub
= -r--e 500. George Brown. II. for $3.50
1871 Cav ave. V sal Il q lf15th ST l6sE9I *
axs57: sly dvs: Jacob Bush aGt Isaac Brown
al Felte-stein & p arrys. 7 oBren- ref. due
axes S1UN "a: sub utEe OF $500
Sarah Brown, party IL interest. for $500
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Furnished Houses to Country.

- ~ ar -rEIr BERK KsHIREs PITTsFIELD MASS
ri TO rent furnished seven-roon cottage Tor ne
- -4ar Mapewood Hotel two complete Ti
,ssnbone gas and coal range tddress O. w - lF'o
Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Tono IsJoud Real Estate for Sale

BUNGALOW S&sOOo
49, -. convenient to Kew YORK new new sotS hotS,n9 I
seashole, &c large rooms and bath. hhe pa'hne
land; rea'S n P o. BOX 1887 \. L
| -.Dc,TL-NEw ELEVEN ROOM ROOM bsst an two tile
ho9s o9,ndm sixteen lots elegen. s}ce s. 800; half
wells -,,tes from station. one ptlS 20 island
cation %, . HII4AMEs WARREN. Brentwood L'"s
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Nfzr .Jerseu Real Estate.

NezC Jersey Real Estate.
Build a Home in The Country
In an ideal spot amorg lovely surroundings grand
,s1-s heights Chatham. N. ]. less than hour
froro New York Essex r. R An attractive
possessing all advantages churches.
schooe cluhaouse pure supply electric light tee
healthy. restricted markets.
housekeeping booklet and information address
ESTATE WM, A. MARTIN.
ia Liberty St. y. \. City.
nEAUTIFJI COUNTRY HOME-FIVE ACRES
Is land large house. roof. brick lined. large
shrubbery; beautiful lawn;
station: miles Pennsylvania Railroad.
sacrifice for 600: easy
LAKE HoPATCoNG.
To rent-Large mansion eight bedrooms; beautifII
location three bathrooms; coal and
gas ranges; and hreplaces; ice house
hIed boat house.
CAMPBELL, $50 Broadway. N Y.
LAKE HOPATCONG.
rent-Large dwelling, IL bedrooms. bath large
grounds and lake frontage; bathing: beach; tennis
court; garden planted. CAMPBELL. $50 Broadway.
LAKE HoPArCoNG N J., REAL ESTATE
IL AGENCY. C. W. CAMPBELL 160 Bway. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29

SS1.5e1
5000
$1,000
1000
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
4uction Safes of Real Estate.
Conntru ~ 80 ~ SaIe.
sEasHlaE C0uRIRY PLACE.

sexeraf 4.r,-, % Ilui Uifr isrEe manor house
>o-th shore tau4 Island convenient Co New York s1-
rsrb bathing .su.U ba u.Hr frpu express staLioa
siri,tet. beau1jf-s t4-rluadng country a T. l. 4 y
nv f-5- r.k
New-York tribune., 1909-05-29
Excursions.
CHARMING EXCURSIONS

Davv er-ap+ sunday % saue points Leave
Bkiyn. Fulton s. toy Annex. = pesorosses 81.
40 ". aed S. g.. W. f-frh So. q 20 4 u 2e-
;tirninE on down boar cue 4-d ~ 30
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Londyn, 20, sierpnia. - Rad
grecki wreczyi posiom pahstw O.
piekunczych note, ktora zamierza
przesiac Porcie w ciagu dnia dzi-
sieiszego. Poslowie wyrazili zda-
ME, re nota grecka jest do przy-
iecia, zawiera ona bowiem W
pierwszym rzedzie ubolewanie
powodu zaszlych faktow. Ubole-
wanie to dotyczy rozruchow ma
Krecie, jak w Rumelii = bez
wzgledu ma obrzadek i przynale-
znoSc narodowa tych, CO sic ich
dopuszczali. w nocie zapewnia
rad greek, ze dolozy wszystkich
starah, aby w Macedonii / ma
Krecie przywrocic porzadek "a
pewnia, ze zostanle tel polityce
wiernym.
Specyalnie zaS co do Krety "a
znacza rzad grecki, re sic we
wszystkiem zdaje ma orzeczenie
mocarstw opiekunczych.
Kandia, 20 sierpnia. - Uzbro-
jeni mieszkaicy stad miejsco-
woSci okolicznych zawiesili poraz
wtory flage wolnosci to w o.
czach milicyi. DO rozlewu krwi Z
tego powodu ME przySzlo, bo tu-
tejszy metropolita uprosii Office
row, aby wojsko trzymali W ka-
sarniach tlumem obchodzili
sic poblazliwie.
Mocarstwa po tym fakcie wy
stosowaly przez swych poslow
natychmiaSt pisemne zapytanie
do rzadu kretehskiego, czy liczyc
mogq.. re flaga ME zostanie wy
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cza, re flaga ME zawiSnie ma Kre-
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Umysly widocznie sic uspoka-
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dnych rozruchow. ~
Berlin, 20 sierpnia. - Orville
Wright przybyl tn, wraz ze swo-
ia siostra Katarzyna p, Hart O.
Berg, prowadzacym jego intere-
sa W Europe. Wright .przedsie-
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box prezydyun1 wyglosila dluga
move, w kt6rej miedzy innemi
wyglosila nastepujacy ustep:
,,Tu siedzicie przedstawiciele
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pominajac o bolach i krzywdach
kraju. Zapewniam jednak, &c ko-
biety Was ME uznaja, one nalezy-
Gle Was ocenily, uwazajac "a
trzode najemnik6w, ktorzy honor
Danii zdradzaja."
Me pomogl dzwonek przewo-
dniczacego Izby i odbieranie gio-
su, musiano dopiero uzyt silly
wyprowadzit ia sail pomoc9
sluzacych.
Stockholm, 20 sierpnia. Strajk
MONA uwazac "a skonczony,
gdyz personal---very. poszczegol-
nych zwiazkow zawodowych pro-
wadza narady fabrykantami.
Ubieglej nocy powtorzyly sic W
Gotenburg wybryki, ale je poll
cya rychio st}umila.
Rheims, 20 sierpnia. - Amery-
kanski aeronauta Glenn Curtitz
przedsiewziai ma swym aeropla-
ME ,,Tissandrze" wzlot, maJqc
obok siebie drugi aeroplan wySci-
gujacy sic ,,Demorest'. Z poczat-
ku obawiano sic, re nastapi zde-
rzenie obu statk6w, ale po paru
chwilach ,,Tissander" zwyciezyi,
wzlatujac ogromnie wysoko.
Toxic, 20 sierpnia. - Burmistrz
Ozaki Toxic ofiarowal prezy-
dentowi Taftowi 10000 drzewek
wisniowych, ktoremi maja bye
obsadzone brzegi rzeki Potomac,
mad ktora zakiadaja park w Wa
szyngtonie.
Toxic, 20 sierpnia. - Zapew-
niaja W tutejszych kolach urze-
dowych, re miedzy Chinami ia
ponia przyszlo do zupelnego po-
rozumienia.
Londyn, 20 sierpnia. Wczoraj
aresztowano tn 8 sufralystek,
kt6re staIy pred mieszkaniem
premiera ministrow Asquith'a, W
zamiarze wreczenia mu petycyi.
w rzedzie aresztowanych znajdu-
ia sic p. Lespard Sanderson.
w Izbie poslow wni6si pre-
mier Asquith, ably zobowiazania,>
Jake porobili porucznik c. Fl.
Shackleton i inni czionkowie wy
prawy DO bieguna po1udniowego