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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
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THEBES.
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| Harvey Pettitt who was reported
sick with smallpox is at his home ii
the country and has developed q
virulent form of the disease. Al
necessary precautions to control the
disease have been taken. DR., Spann
| president of the town board, ordered
| all who had been exposed to stay in
doors until danger of exposure had
passed.
Hon. d. w. Karraker Of Jonesboro
was a business visitor in Thebes the
latte" part of last week.
The prosecution or Miss Burr fol
rnlawfully furnishing one of hi
pupils was dismissed for want OF
prosecution.
Mrs. John Young of Cape Girar-
dcau, is visiting friends in Thebes
this week.
Our people are becoming thor
oughly interested in the voting con.
test and there will be considerable
disappointment if Thebes does not
capture two of the three big prizes.
Whilst the many friends of r. NJ.
Jeffries regret that ne was not sue,
cesstul in securing the appointment
as superintendent, they apprec,ata
the fact that the board made a good
selection in appointing Prof S. e,
Gott That however does not pre-
vent them from desiring that Thebas,
second only to Cairo in civil and edu-
cational attainments have one of the
county offices, and no doubt Mr., JEFF.
ries will be prevailed upon to enter
the primaries and contest for the
nomination for county superintendent
AS precautionary measure toward
preventing possible spread of small .
pOV, the revival services at the Meth.
odist church were for the present
suspended. Much interest was mani
Tested and no doubt as soon as ser
vices are resumed, the q tod work
commenced will continue until much
good is accomplished
We understand that some acts of
have been committed upon
the property of Brownville school
The perpetrators of this kind of of.
felsC usually finish their education
in cur reform schools, and the sooner
they get there the better for the com
munity
We are reliably informed that bcr
ngs for oil will soon he under way
IN the vicinity of Olive Branch. The
question has been agitated so long
tina. all will he glad to learn that the
natter is to be thoroughly tested.
EpwOrth League exercises at the
NJ. L. church Sunday evening were
If an unusually interesting character
Harry Brown was the leader and a.
luitted himself well Beulah Lippard
sang a solo that WAS admired by all.
Mrs. Sarah Perkins and daughter
Nellie OF Vienna stopped off a few
hours with their niece and cousin, |
Mrs. Herman David, of Thebes, white
7nruutc to Chester.
otto Adams who has been working |
N a stave factory at Cape Girardeau |
returned home sick and is now un-
able to be out.
4 total OF IFS rabbits in one day |
vas the record Of party Of nimrods |
M DAY this week. The cottontails |
iro plentiful and the recent snow and !
'olI weather has made them easv
picking The slaughter party cen
sisted Of Adam Casper, Geo. Durham. |
.cuis Murphy Jas. staten. Vern /
lake. Frank Paul. Raymond and /
ieralG Clutts
G. 4. Marchildon and wife. Geo /
Durham and &. T. Higgins were IN |
afro Monday.
The stork visited the home Of W
r.. Aldridgc one day recently.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

one cup Of sugar lEranulatedl. one
heaping won spoon batter three eggs
beaten separately. one lemon. Juice
and grated rlnd one tablespoon water
one pint sifted fiDur (scahil one heap
ing teaspoon baking powder. one
fourth pound blanche almonds cut
fine. one hsif cup grsnulated sugar
into which one aspuunfnl II china
mon has been miN-d Pour mixture
into long CREASED pan aud cover Wifh
sugar cinnamon and almonds thls
l. hue and much like coffee bread
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

Han a box Of spaghetti. washed On,
boiled .u -aifed wafer sb-n c0tket
drain in colander and Eash in cold
Vafer. drain again Prs into sauce
pan 9Th one ran - TOMATOES. q Hrfls
salt and red pepper. Pr tuo slices ri
bacon With ons onion. AID This 70 me
MIXTURE and let eli simmer ere hour
Turn into baking dish. cover viii
bread crumbs ard snail pieces Of but
ter and brown
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

skin II II is TO be
sent to the table
in frst.class style
Anyone can throw
the one or other
into a frying pan.
turn IL once or
twice over the
fire, waste the
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23

YOU WANT FOUR ESSENTIALS
~ YOUR BANKING INSTITUTION
STABILITY. CAPABLE MANAGE
nEsT. AMPLE RESOURCES. sea
VICE.
FIRST BANK a TRUST COMPANY.
HAS AL OF THESE REQUIRE
nENTs
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
Don't Get > Divorce.

a western Judge granted q iivroce
on account Of illtemper and ba
breath Dr. Kings New life Pills
would have prevented it. They cufa
Constipation. causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble the iiliemper. dispei
colds. Danish headaches. conquer
chilis 25c a. al druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
The Precise Scientist.

Gov. Stuart. at dinner in Philadsl.
phia during the opening Of the opera
season. said % noted Philadelphia
scientist
lie Is the most exact man ! ever
met. lie believes ia nothing but
proven facts. Continually he pins you
down
One dsy ! said 10 him.
tsnuibalism-whs an sbomins-
ton To eat n human flesh,
Brrrrl'
The old scientist fr,vned.
" Pardon me but have YOU ever
eaten Of human hsshF he said. 50
yereiy
No said 4
Well. then hs demanded. Why
do Won speak ~ things that you know
n-thing AZ all about ."
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
Aassne.r,n, IN rur.,r.

The hss Turkish minister - .ducs.
ton ssys We have compulsory edo
cation at present. but ge lack prt1sry
schools We shall establish then. We
shall develop ne existing higher edn-
cation. The stsdy 81 history viH nov
be Sll0~ed We ~snt q regime Of
liberty. and particularly - liberty o,
the pres. even With an ths .viis q
means. for &c g. q necessary evil
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
vssosTsss ORCHESTRA.

VIII ACCEPT outpftovn engage
menss. address Ie4 Eighth street
Cairo. IA
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
GRILLlNC THE CHOP
PROPER COOKING 10 A WORK or
SOME SKILL.
To Send Toothsome Morssi 70 Table
In Proper style Attention 10
Small Details Must Bs
Observed.

The cooking OF simple chop or
steak demands no small amount OF
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-23
VIENNA, ILL.
January 20,

) . . . - ~e.ws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
WOULDN'T GO BACK

StudIous s.dentury habits are APT t0
c8us. indigestion. dyspepsia. nervous
headaches. etc. but often its the daily
use of U1hc" inat is ai the bottom ui
the whole trouble. and 90 Dis suIprisius
h1N quickly these troubles disappear
when coffee D. dropped and well made
Postum Is che daily beverage.
$50 Oak minister writes of thc rr-
har obtained when Doc changed from
coffee TO Postum Iir says.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
HOW | MADE
MY HAIR GROW
Woman With Marvslously Beautiful
Hair Gives Simple Home PrescriP-
ton VIII Oh She Used With Most
Renal liable Results.

was greatly troubled with dand-
run and falling hair ! tried many
advertised hair preparations and var
lous presentations. bus they an sig
nany failed. many of them mace my
hair greasy 80 10 was Impossible 70
comb Il OF 90 q up properly, i think
that many OF the things J tied We're
positively injurious aud from my own
experience / cannot Too strongly ,"u
tion you against usins preparations
containing wood alcohol and other pol
souous slIbstauces. believe they I'M
lure the roots of the hair After my
long list OF failures j finally found
simple. prescription which I used win
most remarkable results. and can
mnhesitutiugly state that it ls nosotp
doubt the most wonderful thing Tor the
main I have ever seen Many of mP
friends have also used "a ana og
tsined wonderful effects tnerefom. N
not only Is powerful hnmulhni 70
the growth OF the hair ana Tor I'-
storing gray hair 10 ita natural co.oI
but M n eouaiiv good f1r removing
dandrun giving Che hair TIE ana hi.l,
uancy. etc. and for the purpose ~
keeping the scalp On hrsl-cltas cah1'-
ton II also makes the hair muoo
easier 90 comb and arrange n NICE
form ] have friend who used li Two
months and during that Time 90 rol
only stopped tho falling ~ hh naiF'
and wonderfully increased its grown
but 20 practically restored an m h.r
gray hoir 90 So natural color. vow
can obtain Tho ingredients FOR maN'hb
this wonderful preparation nom al-
most any druggist The prescription re-
na follows
BAY rum. @ o.. Mentho ervfrl
one halt drachm, L1yona de- come
posee oz. KHioa perfume. q i1
teasrooufulH
AprIy nl7ht and morning. rlo in'r-
1uEhlY into tho scalp.
Go to your drugslu and uft lHr tlf
light ounce bottle containing fif
ounces of bry Rum HHH n1" hat
drachm of Menthol crystals aud ~
tW0-ouuce bottle of LHfaua dr conn
nosee Mis- Ihp iu.rrdirute four u
Nnur own home. Add tuc NDIfhHl DiA
Ifl to fhe 3aF Hum aul unau pour DO
tho LuFoua dc Compose. aui Hi u'
ne kalon perfume Laf "a stand i'
oue-half hour ANA d a. reuay for usf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
GAMBLING CONTINUES.

s.up.ua ih. within 1f Jhr slot
machine. has h1I tine effect of start
ns Dir. elme oft dice and chief har-
l.v ms ms bands fun uyius 20 pre-
t.Ut ibis Imm of gambling Chief
lt.lIYs. stated. after "a consultation
.fn lha pity attorney that he would
ak HaUs ta stop dice and card game
n H.Hr stores and saloons. Most ui
fn. stores have adopted uoN game
af dIO. Hnd DO b. claimed hc profits
uI. almost as great aH they wore ftom
thr sIuI machine1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
LEGISLATIVE DOCKET

... .....t.,. ,.,. --,,f. .sr,,.. ,s.-f.
BILLS passed. ID IN" '''->-N .'.
$ r No 26. by Buou-Au oct
4mendng section ION 80. complied l..',
of Statistics Badger gave notice of
II r.. No. 2ll. by judiciary commit
tcs-An act TO amend section lb56
COMPLIED Laws OF Utah 1909 rcl1t.
ine 10 the appointment aI uoauDs
public.
= f. so 1865. bv Badger-Au act pro-
hlbiting trespassers upon the track
and riphts-of-way of railroads uu5
pro,iding penalties for Jbg violation
thereof
$ ~ so 76. by Benucr y smith,.
act for the pf't''ti"n o' t.''"'7 luI
hlshlnE i'''. "uv ..". ..,5
mss ana public works
s b No ll1, Boy Beunor ~ smith
am act amending sections. i7i2. ltl+.
l1l5 11l6. ltlt lllN, li-0. lt-o. litr
and i72S Compiled Laws of Utah. 1905
relating 60 the state board of uhar-
macy, the appointment terms. uuuh-
rcatlons. compensation and duties of
it- members. the registration of phU-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

poutcd cities
NJ H SO ll6. by Funk-Amondlng
section 2i2i-v and section 2i25-v3. chap
tcf g. Complied Laws of Utah. 1907
Cr.Nting bureau OF statistics
Vt B no 1io. hv Funk Creating 90
bureau of statistics
n. T $50. 112 by Hansen Making
au appropriation Co the Agricultural
Dnllcro OF Utah for the purpose of
erecting 1 power plant and an electric
N-h' plant for the purpose OF fuuIsh-
ns power flr tho several departments
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MARCH y 1909

police departments boz cities or 10000 iu-
habitnnts and more
~ b n lf0 hv Cannon Relating
to Che municipal government of n-
c1ruorafud cities
$ H $50 1884, boy Badger Establish
ng o. board oft park commissioner Zoo
cities of The urst GLASS; authorizing
-noh cities Coo create such board to
define us powers and duties and to
mako appropriations therefor
s. q No %. hN SrNN-lu relation to
'Ho municipal government 0f iny0r.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
PRESIDENT SMITH
VISITS HONOLULU
Large Delegation, Including Ha-
waiian Band, Welcomes Him
At the Oceanic Dock.
SOME TOUCHING INCIDENTS.
Venerable Leader Grcct- old Blind
Woman in Her Native Tongue
Storms ON che Voyage.


Under the heading of welcome for
Harmon Leader rb, plrfs, ror,r,sr.
cim Advertiser of Honolulu. Hawaii.
OF aa'uio'S feo. a. prints the follow
hg'
President Joseph y Smith OFF the
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..,.,
'"'i'S OF '''' Lame '-''' 'tNh. accom-
panied 10y eleven others. arrived on the
Alameda To- visit in th. Islands for
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-.
Jeanne "--N Wy ''l7e uD''s"uoh OF
HaWallans and members of the faith
and was given @ glad welcome hv Che
rr8wiiap band The recauti,,, b,.. t,,
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''',' III 'i '"''' i'
return TOT many kndnesses TO the
handsmcn while they were iu Salt
Lake Cit. couple off ,s.f.s .s.., DIM.
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iie7'u'H' N"i'tN was ''. p'N touched
with this Welcome and personally
thanked the bau0smou
or, tfs r.rt. anna .r e.t.t 5
'''ii l'u' u""5N-''7. H'7H'p NlpleE,
presiding bishop of Salt Lake. his
wife and two dauent.ra. AIRS Necuro
wife OF The wealthy MINING operator
a W. MCCunc of l-un and Peru. and
Bishop Woollcy. who is iu charge or the
Mormon mission i'm the HaWifan IsI-
ands with HEADQUARTERS at Laie. the
sugar plantation of the Mormon
Church at the other end OF this isl-
and,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

and for the necessary expenditure for
public purposes including the erection
nf public buildings aud for the pay
mcut of au territorial ludcbteduess
assumed by the state. may contract
debts not exceeding in the aggregate
tt one time one and ono-h hale per cent
ur the state By suspension uf the
rules the resolution was placed on
IN. .nl.nlnr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

a committee of three wiz nVo-ti-
gate tho boundary di~put, lctVpDn
Iuub and Saupotc counties. senator
Hyde prepared senate bills gh and %.
to settle the controversy hut With
drew them. after tho following rcsoIu-
tion presented by senator kulhlnr bad
been adopted.
"rhat 70 committee of three h, opp.
pointed to mvcstggt, che uuru.t.
uf defining the b1uud1ries Of -luItte
and Juah counties Such uHwm.tt..
SHAH have power To- administer uulU.
ANA boar testimony. to summon wit.
ucsse- and perform such acts as arc
necessary. They shall nuke % fuu ro.
port to the next session of the lcgis-
Inturc. and their necessary expenses
shall De- paid by the state out of tho
contingent expenses Of Tho ninth srs-
sion ~ the state senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12
FIRE AND POLICE
BILL IS PASSED
Measures Offered by Marks Pro-
vide for State Control
In Cities.
EMINENT DOMAIN COMES UP.
senator Bonner y. Smith Secures Pas
sage of Act Vetoed by Governor
Spry-County Boundaries.

Senate Bm SO, by Mr.. Marks. pro-
vidug that police and fire depart
ments of cities of the first class shall
Lo under control of "a state board,
passed the senate yesterday after
noon. The bin occasionod consider
able debate. Senators Benuer y. smith
and Huaniski attacking IL ON what
they believed TO be- unconstitutional
features The vote on the measure
was as follows Ayes-Badger, Bgin-
karhoT. Buuen, Kuchler, HorsleS
Hyde, Marks, Seely sevy, stookoy
Williams. Wilsou-12; noes-Burton.
Hulanlski. Bonner X smith. John Y.
smith. MI President. absent and
not voting-Mr. Miller.
such bill was passed by the house
two years ago, but was killed m the
senate. The board provided for In
the measure is 20 be appointed By the
governor and shall consist Of three
members. one Of whom shall be- presi-
dent. at "a salary Of t2100 a year, with
salary of S1.S0O for each OF the other
members The terms Of office for all
shall bc four years The bill stpu-
lates that the police department shall
consist uI chief one or more cap
taius of police aud such officers as
tho board may direct a chief and as
slsant chiefs are provided for the fine
department with such other officers
men and employees as the board shall
direct lf enacted into law the Bit
win ua into effect Jan T. 1910
PASSES OVER VETO
senator Beuner X. Smith was sue
ccssfuI I'M passing over the governor
veto u b. So. The eminent domain
biu affecting smclters, yesterday af-
toruoon Al the morning session one
vote was lacking to MAKE the ueces-
yary two-thirds majority Two mem-
beers were absent at the time, namely
Senators Miller and Williams. The
first named WAS TOO 900 % be present
and MI Williams could not be found
AIR smith then changed his vote and
gave notice of reconsido8ti Tho
vote I'M tho afternoon was - for pass
ing the measure over the governor
Veto with only Mr. Marks staying By
bis former attitude.
s. D. 90. by Benuer y. smith in-
0reasing the qualifications for admis-
sion o. the bar passed thc senate on
q vote OF 30 to 8.
Senator Williams introduced Nester-
day senate joint resolution No. 5. pro-
posing au amendment 10 the Constitu-
lion. relating To tho limit Of the state
indebtedness. the state to meet cases
of deficiency or failure I'm revenue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12


During the voyage from san Firm
cisco 90 Honolulu the Alameda bu.kad
"a storm for two days but otherwise
tine passage of the popular boat was
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direction This of cours.. made the
sea very chopp>' ana inc snip was con,
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lleiv WASH a passenger ON the deck.
lhe qui.h cAtuEr DO lhe "lhd had be-h
700 lhu'h loI Il'lu-
SPLENDID PASSAGE
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A Talk on ScalpDis-
ease and Hair Tonic

Saturday Miss Boyd,
who Is Nine. Nalc's person
al representative, will give
a special talk on Hair
ronics. She viii tell you
why niue-tcnths of the pco-
pie are troubled with scalp
diseases, and will show You
what is said TO be a cure
for an such troubles as dis
ca,cd scalp, impoverished
growth. badness, and a
number of other diseases
that are supposed 20 be IN
durable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

New ,uoae.. and snappy stylcs-sizes 81, So.
}S and few 40
Al alterations ON these garments are cN-
tra This sale is for one day only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-12

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
NOWINY
.iTELEHRAFICZNE

RZYM, 29: marca. = Una
lezienie dw6ch bomb ma je-
dnem z przedmiesc Rzymu
wczoral rano. wvwo1a}o
wielka sensacye. Mianowicie
zpalezli ia dwaj chlopcy,
kt6rzy ME zdajac sobie spra-
wy 20 znalezionych pred
miot6w SVEN nieostroznem
obchodzeniem sic doprowa-
dill bomby do eksplozyi, przy
czem sami odniesli niebez-
pieczne rany tax, re ich. "a
i brano do szpitala. 4
Przypuszczaja tu, re bonn
by pochodza cd anarchist6w,
kt6rzy prawdopodob dobnieprzy-
gotowali sic do zamachu O.
kazyi przedwczorajszego or
warcia parlamentu, lecz- ME
majac odpowiedniej do tego
sposobnosci, bomby potem
porzucili. 'Areszto wano.dw6ch
m}odych ludzi, znajdujacych
sic W poblizu miejsca wy
buchu. -,-
Okaza1o sic, ze tylko jed.
ma bomba eksplodowa}a
druga zniszczyli p6zniej ~
myslnie policyanci. ,Obie
by1y nape}nione dynami-
tenn i od}amkami zelaza. Elk
splozya tych bomb wer6d
t1umu sprowadzi|aby niechy-
bnie fatalne skutki: "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
BELGRAD, z1;9 19 marca. ::

BELGRAD, 80 marca.
Ksiaze jerry, serbski nastep-
ca tronu, zrezygnowaA ze
swych: praw ;nastepstwa: ma
tronie serbskim T. tego powo.:
du, ze prasa zwr6'i}a sic
przeciwko MENU niezwykle
ostro, posadzajac go @ przy-
c2ynlenie sic dc smierci je-
dnego z jego s}uzacych, naz~
wiskiem Kolakowicz. W lis
Gle do premiera Novakowi-
cza tfomaczy ks. jerry, ze
raczej wolf posunac sic do
tego kroku, anizeli pozosta-
wac pod zarzutem zamordo,
wanna ,swego s1ugi, ze 20
:swa rezygnacya tract wszyst-
kie ,specyalne przywileje i u
:prawnienia, jake posiadal ia
ko *nastepca tronu. Oswald
~czyl: on. jeszcze, ze got6w
jest wyjechac ma d1uzszy
czas "a granice.
Zdaje sic, serbski nastepca
tropu abdykowa}, ME pyta-
jac sic przedtem nikog,' o
rade; nawet swego OLGA, kr6
la Piotra, kt6ry o fakcie do.
wiedzial sic dopiero cd pre-
miera. Ludnosc okazuje "a
dowolenie z poWodu atego
wydarzenia j spodziewa sic,
4e niesympatyczny ksiaze
zupelnie sic ,lsunie z areny
publicznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
ZCHEEKTOWAGA, N. Y.

7 4 CI1EE EhlSNVAJA, ~. i :.
Tajenanjcza 6mier6 spotkala
tu Polaka Teafila Sengra 2
Cheektowagi, bedacego bra.
tenn szynkarza Sengra przy
Lovejoy i.Clark. ZWlo ii INA
leziono pomied torami ko-.
lejoWymi, pewno6cf 5e E !. 1a ].
Sengrze zemsc sic . kto5 ".
spos6b stra szliv. 9 cialo
rzucil lla tory. - J:
seDger mial aIelu l| nie-'
.]Il! z!yjliaci6I. Policy rata sic;
:oko1o cal q splsa|Nll!y pray
iuz Wiele zezn ans ma y sWym: .lll.
rel k:nil Podo bno navel cos;
tam v famih'ii Il &, u z
po rzadku Il I cia glsa aotlli igrazann'
81 sie zabiiem d me- asoVii i 5zieciio.
VT VII Zamord zI1aledo :.
no " kalluzy kr,Ri q ggdy 60
zaniiesione de 1skiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01

|dy skupszczyny serbskiej
sprawa abdykacyi 2 nastep-
stwa tronu ks. Jerzego,
przyczem odczytano pismo
kr6la Piotra, W kt6rem tenze
oglasza przyjecie tel abby.
kacyi, naznaczajac r6wno-
czesnie drugiego swego syna
nastepca tronu. Oba to ko-
munikaty zosta}y przyjete j
zatwierdzone; obrady trwa}y
|tylko pare minut. Cabinet
ministeryalny ma sesyi Q
dzie6 wczespiej odbytej pod
:przewod odnictwem .kl6la ak
.ceptewal decy1zye serbskiego
:ksiecia,
Gazety serbskie pisza obec...
ME, zes Serbia W polityce
.sWej pazeeiWko:== !. Austro- We.
.grom 2 Kretesem przegra1a,
skutkiem czego obWiniaja
rosyjskiego .ministra .spraW
zagraniczn ych,: wolsklego,
Q zdrade. OSwiadczaja nadto,
10 uznanie przez Rosye a.
peksyi Bosni i Hercogowiny
re strony Austryi jest ola Ser.
.bii wysoce szkodliw EN-, a ma;
Rosyi wywiera niezatarte
pietno ha6by. ..
Pos1owie Ffancyii i w.
Brytaniis odbyli " ;agu dnia
z serbskiem ministeryum
konferencye, kt6ra
prawdopodobnie bedzie tyl.
ko wstepem do dalszych j
formalniejszych narad na "a
spokojenie prote lsyi Au-
o-Wegier.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-04-01
LONDYN,. 20 marca.

Do Londynu. ME nadeszlo
do p6zna viecz6r potwie|'r,-
dzenia, donie sie MIA, vedle
.kt6rego kwe stYA balkahska
zostala podobno ustateeznie
.rozwiazana. Mnisteryum "a
.grdniiczne ME otrzylma}o te2
zadnego urzedowego rapor'
tn co do. tego, BY Aus'trya
5miala JUL przyjat dekla!raeye
.serbii, ,sformulowana przez
Sir Edwarda Grey'a, lecz po-
niewaz spodziewaja:sie, ze to
niebawem nastapi, vice ME
pokoja sic tenn.
Me ulega vatpliwosci, ze
Sir Edward Grey dzieki po-
wodzeniu W swych wysl}kich
ugruntowa1 rozgios sw6j ja-
lxo tegiego dyplomaty, lecz
nalezy tez 8 TEN wiedziec, ze
Austrya j Niemcy W ostat-
niejj polityce balkahskiejj cd
nins}v wialkia dvnl0matvcZ.
pe zwyciestWo mad Wielka
Brytania, Francya j Rosya.
Slychac, ze Serbia " dro-
DE pub]icznej deklaracyi
Oswald dczy, ze ME posiada
zadnych praw do Bosni j
EHercogowiny, ze Jest gotowa
|zyc z Austro .Wegrami ma
pok okojoWej stopie = ze ma
tychniast poWstrzyn1a swa
mo ubiliza eye. Austrya dIa
ajjenne,sci ma nieiiako "a:
peWnit Serb laleko idaee
kol1c cesye ekononaicz iczne ...1.= ....s