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Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
INTEREST IN LECTURE
 OF DR. J. N. MCCORMACK
Modern Crusader for Public Health Soon to Speak to Phoenix
 Audience.

pr. J. N. Mccormack, who will lee the Elks' theater on the night of No Vember IS, is one of the greatest eX- ponents of the gospel of good health that this country has ever produced. The announcement of his visit to Phoenix was received with great i'm terest, not only by the medical fra ternty, but by everyone at all inter ested in sanitation. Since Phoenix is now talking of installing a sewer sys- tenn, of paving her streets and of do- ing many other things to preserve the health of her citizens, Dr. McCor- mack's visit comes at an unusually opportune time.
 Anyone can listen to Dr McCor- mack at any time and profit thereby. but his lecture is certain to bear more fruit in Phoenix with the public mind as it is at present than if the entire city were not stirred up and shout ing for sewers and paved streets These, however, are not the only things pr. Mccormack advocates for cities. He strongly recommends ire quent public discussion of preventive measures. Of an address recently de- livered by Dr. Mccormack at Staun- ton, Virginia, the Daily Leader of that place said:
 ''Dr. Mccormack is interesting be- cause he speaks the truth-because he talks entertainingly and convin- cingly with facts behind his argu- ments; because he strikes out fear lessly, exposing sins of omission and commission, hitting head wherever he sees it; and then pours the oil of kindness and humanity upon the wound he is compelled to- make. His object in exposing faults and showing up fallacies of human acts is not merely to criticise. but primarily to correct His lecture of over two hours. covered a field as broad and expansive as humanity itself. He went over the different professions and pointed out the envy and jealousy of individual members of those seg- regated. that initiated against har- monious action and barred the way of progress"
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
A RUSSIAN MONASTERY.
The Establishment of the Monks oi
 WaIamo on Island of Lake Lsdoga.

The monks of Walamo have a Rus sian monastery on a small island in Lake Ladoga. It would appear that in some measure the monastery is regard ed. like the well known monastery of Mays Saba in Palestine. as q penal monastery
 The establishment consists of thirty priests. who are not monks: fifteen deacons, who play an important part in the services of the Greek church. and 25o monks. These with the novices and laymcn make a total of from twelve to thirteen hundred.
 At tho present time none of the monks live alone, but formerly solitary life was by no means an. exception The last hermit lived for over fifty years in retirement. He is buried near his One-roomed hut and pious pilgrims chip bits off the wooden covering of his grave to cure thmselves of tooth ache
 It is amusing to read that the mon astery cows are so unaccustomed to women that if taken to the mainland they run from them in fear, and will only allow themselves to be milked by men, TEe monastery is entirely self contained and self supporting, and even in the way of lake navigation for there are numerous branch monas- teries in the Walamo archipelago-it is independent of outside help or aid Even the stokers and engineers on the steam launches are monks. and it is curious sight to see priests oiling an engine or shovelling coal Travel and Exploration.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

large percentage of them become criminals The great question with the authorities is how to handle them and becoming criminals.
 Switzerland has solved the problem, partly at least In the city of Basel for instance. guardian schools" or ganized and supported by the state, are open every day. and from the middle of November till the middle of March, every evening. They can hardly be called schools, but rather recreation classes
 Under the teachers direction the children play games, tell stories, sing, crochet, embroider, SC wand so forth. In good weather they are taken out doors for games or walks. Each class has about thirty-five children in it just enough for the teacher CT guardian to handle comfortably. An inspector wis its the classes frequently and makes reports to the school authorities. The state provides all the materials for the games and work, and also pays for the luncheOns
 Basel has a population of 130, 900, and last year 1000 children were taken care of in these guardian schools. In addition to this work Basel has an or ganization known as the Play associa- tion, which looks after the games for young people. There is also another society, now twenty-five years old whose special business it is to give instruction to and provide recreation for boys on Sundays and in the even ings. Last year it had 24,O0O children under it's care-Advance
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

terms of the will of her husband, Ferdinand Web. formerly director of the company. who died Sunday, OctO- Der ?, just as the curtain was about to go up for the first performance of the season. Before his death Mir Welb told his lawyers that he knew of no one better fitted to guide the destiny of the large stock company than the woman, who had been his fellow player. his wife and best busi- ness adviser for more than twenty five years. Accordingly. he had clause inserted in his will authorizing her to assume the management.-St Louis Times
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
WOMAN MANAGES THEATER.

Mrs Victoria Welb, who has be- come the manager of the German Theater Stock company. has the dis tinction of being the only woman to manage theater in St Louis, and one of the few Of her sex who have Conducted the affairs of a large resident company in America. At present she is perhaps the only wom- an theatrical manager in the United States, with the possible exception of the woman director of a Salt Lake theater.
 Mrs. Web has taken active charge of the organization to carry out the
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
.ECHl|N MANAGER
 IF ELKS' THEATRE Will Play His Majestic Company and High Class Road Shows at the
 Big Show House.

Final cOnsummation of a deal where by s. A. Echlin. manager of the Ma jestic theater. takes over the manage ment of the Elks' theater was effect ed yesterday
 Nearly three weeks ago MT Echlin made the Elks proposition to take the theater off the hands of the lodge, stand all expenses of operation himself and give the lodge a percentage of all receipts. The offer was taken under advisement and finally the Elks decided to accept.
 MT. Echlin takes charge of the Elks theater next Wednesday night. George Kirkland, who has managed the house since the beginning of last season, will continue as steward of the Elks' club but will no longer be Identified with the management of the theater
 This arrangements does not interfere with the regular schedule of road shows which have signed contracts to appear at the Elks during the present season MT. Echlin will play road shows when ever he can secure good ones, just as Manager Kirkland has done. But here after there will be some kind of a show at the Elks every night The Majestic musical comedy troupe will play at the Elks when no road shows hold the boards. Whenever there is another, at traction at the larger house Echin's company will play at the Majestic or on the south side.
 It is the intention of MT. Echlin to immediately enlarge his company to twenty people. For the present Willis West will continue as director of the troupe Some of the best productions of Kolb & Dill will be produced.
 Popular prices will be charged for the regular shows by the Majestic troupe. These prices will be 15, 25. 35 and 50 cents
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
WELCOME

A personal invitation is ex- tended to all coming to PhOe- nix for this Territorial Fair to make our store their head quarters in every way and trust all will accept.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
DUCHESS AIDS HARVARD.

The Duchess d'Arco, with her hus- band. has presented the sum of $20,- 900 to Harvard university The money will be used in encouraging work in historical archives, especially those of Spain. The duchess is an American woman and the duke was formerly Spanish minister to the United States.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
TO ORGANIZE WORKING WOMEN,

Mrs. Eva Mcdonald Valesh, west ern newspaper writer, has gone to New York to take part in the na tional movement for the organization of working women. Within the last twelve years she has made extended visits in Europe and has studied iL dustrial matters there. For eight years she was at the headquarters of the American Federation of Labor in Washington as assistant editor of the American FederatiOnist
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
SWISS GUARDIAN SCHOOLS"
Solving the Problem of Caring for the
 Children Of the Street.

In the overcrowded quarters of ev- cry large city where working people live there are always many small chil- dren who are allowed to run the streets without proper oversight. In the larg- est cities, like London, Paris and New York, they are numbered by thousands. With such surroundings and under such conditions it is not strange that
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
Finances and Markets

New York. Nov. 5.-The speculative forces in the market renewed the contest today for a higher range of prices The reactionary tendency which developcnd yesterday was checked by an authoritative state ment of President Brown of the New York Central contradicting the rumor that the sale of a large short term note issue of that company was in contemplation The tone of mercan- tile reviews fostered the impression that business activity is waiting for a settlement of the political unrest. The time loan market was decidely strong and more active. The market closed easy under the influence of profit taking sales.
 Bonds were steady. Sales, s1,097,- OOO United States bonds were un- changed.
 STOCKS.
 New. York, Nov. 5.-Amalgamated Copper. 7Ik; American Smelling, S17k: Atchison, 1O4A St. Paul. 126b; New York Central. 1157s; Pennsyl- vania, 13OH; Reading, 154A: South ern Pacific, 119A; Union Pacific, 175%; Steel. S1; do. pfd, 11S; Sil- yer 56c.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
SEEKS PELUAGRA CURE.

A cure for pellagra is being sought by pr. Elizabeth G. Mitchell of the Smithsonian Institution. pr. Mitchell is an instructor in histology and phy- siologicaI chemistry at Harvard uni KerSitV
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06
STEWED TOMATOES WITH
 ONIONS.

large onions until the onions are ten der. Add a tablespoon of butter, pepper and salt to taste and a half cup of fine cracker or bread crumbs. Serve hot.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-06

Batteries-Hawliss and Thomas; Henley and Berry. (Called at end of seventh)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-01
AC|TATORS COME
BEFORE JUDGE
Vasilieff and His Friends Plead
Not Guilty to Vagrancy-
Trial Tuesday.

Boldly explaining that he was
leafxe - the Russian squatters at Iwi-
lei, assisting them in obtaining EN-
ployment, and therefore unable to do
other work himself, VasiIief, the Rus
sian agjtator, stood before Police Mag
istrate Andrade yesterday morning
when called upon to answer to a charge
of vagrancv. Keen, cunning, obser
want. Vasiicff stood un1nchingly be
fore the Judge and made long speech
through Interpreter Dumbr0Wsky, is
TO why he was without employment
Associated with him in the prisoner :
dock were BIIotf and Surupovc, arrest
ed on the same charge, which j. liter
IajIv for not having been at work dur
ing the past two weeks and having no
lawful or visible means Of support.
When the prisoners were brought up
from the cells and placed n the dock
they sat quietly but with eyes rowing
about the courtroom. They were un-
familiar with that room, but have mad
some acquaintance with various police
officials When the magistrate entered
and took his chair they centered their
attention upon him. When \aslllett
was called he walked out Of the dock
| and came to attention before Judge
| Andrade, half turning toward Prose
/ cutor Brown and Interpreter Dunn
| brow~kv. The charge was read, when
/ Judge Andrade carefully instructed the
/ interpreter what to say to the prs
Homer. The Judge said the charge meant
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-01
PLANS GREAT
WIRELESS SYSTEM
Australia Calls Upon Hawaii for
Plans-KahuNu May Talk
With South Seas.

The Commonwealth of Australia 20
caut'v rao,nstad \r.,,oc,,. p.I.t -
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81 "'''i'N SH''eI" 10 forward a com
plete plan OF his system. The plan was
sent and may be Of value to the com
mouwe3frb whom r. Ia,,oba, ~, l,o-.ou,
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,,''' men VIII lhclude
-'"'1''.'a' Ne" IeaIand, FIJI, the New
HeDrdes and many other islands.
1t has been understood here that oil
,}.a ,,.,,,l-.,,,. ,,,.4,..,;,.. ~.
passing
sL''"7" iI'"oI"'" are 20 De equipped
with wireless. The Makura s plant was
put aboard as test. 1t is also under
stood that the Commonwealth -,-;1l -,
u,;,, all ,.....,r-
rs >
WIN heauq uaIteIs III the common
/ MeaIII' 20 De equipped with wireless.
IL 'He pan - carried out, hahuku sta
ZION WIZ become very important
wireless Slauph. III TACT IL Will be about
'ne most conspicuous IN the entire Pa
cine. one OF the principal efforts OF
the wireless people Will be to establish
( connexions between the Common
WealIH HoItheFnmost post IN FlJl, with
the hahHNu station, TINS island. hahu-
ku now mas a WIDE radius connecting
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-01

BUFFALO,, New York, May Pres
ident Taft was banqueted here last
night, taking advantage Of the occasion
to make another defense of Secretary
of the Interior Ballinger, who is under
fire from the Pinchot forces. The Pres
dent did not make any direct state
meut~. but those who heard him LETT
under the impression that he had IN
directly accused the ones fighting the
secretary Of the interior of having mis-
represented the position Of that official
and Of having traduced him in the r
criticisms Of his official actions,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-05-01

:, ..,,.d No Desire to Face Police,
,,,- Took Their Troubles
to the Governor.
EXHIBITED BATTLE SCARS

Told by Mott-smith That Death
Is Invited by Such Acts as
That of Friday.
r., noliee watched all day yesterday
:. .oms repetition of the rioting on
=. s.sr+ of the Russians that brought
~; rnoD them the clubs of the police
p,;dav evening. The Russians were
,.,r oniet, however, the majority Of
tsn giving the police station as wide
serth as possible.
Today is May Day, the day for laoor
,ao.+ratiops and riots throughout
r-,o,s On that account the police will
!. s.neeiallv vigilant and full force
rr be kept in readiness to check any
1.mopstration on the part Of the lw1-
!. tmrists. 1t was in order that he
rbt he their leader today, for the
Nav Day and Easter celebrations that
!. Russians wanted Vasilietf SO badly
On Friday.
IN all probability number Of war
rnt. made out for John Doe, Will be
s,,aa tomorrow and a number OF the
me.. monument ones in the riot OF
T11aT will be arrested, charged with
r,ordary conduct and with melting a
rpt There may be trouble when IL
e,ns; 10 making the arrests.
Complained to Governor.
Sin .kulking behind the skirts OF
Their TSmen and trying to lnterpose
between themselves and the law the
ielpIess forms of their children, the
russian Oaters who were given last
Friday evening the kind OF a lesson
thew can understand, have appealed to
Governor Frear aud Secretary Mott
Smith TO save them from further pun
i.hment and have complained to tht
territorial authorities Of what the po
Ice did to them with the heavy end.
Of their nightssicks.
Yesterday morning a delegation OF
SIX particularly dirty specimens from
the Iwile camp waited on the Cover
NOT and Secretary Mott Smith and un
folded a tale calculated to curdbe tia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19
'WCAPE HATTERAS

lie plynal niemiecki balon yGerma-
MIA, kierowany przez Abercro-
ma, ktory wczorai wieczorem po-
mad wielkiemi jeziorami dazyl XII
Ontario w Kanadzie. w promie-
niu ME wiekszym niz 100 mil "a
MIN podazaiy: America Ii, Hell
vetia, Azurea, Isle de France i
Harburg III ponad jeziorem HUI
ron; balon Dusseldorf II widzia-
no wczoraj wieczorem ponad
Reed City, Mich. Balon Condor
wczoraj mad wieczorem spuscif
sic ma lad okoio 4 mile ma pol
noe Cd Two Rivers, Wis; balon
Million Population jui o godzi-
ME rano wczoraj mmsial dla bra,
ku balastu wyladowac 6 mil ma
poinoc Cd Racine, Wis, balon
St. Louis takiegoz powodu wy
ladowa} wieczorem w poblizu
Hillman, Mich.
New York, 19 pazdziernika.-
Prezydent Taft w czasie swego
pobytu tutaj osobiScie przys}uchi-
wal sic przes}uchiwaniu inigran-
tow ma Ellis Island, sam ich wy
pytywal spedzil 5 godzin W O.
wem miejscu. Ola wielu przyby-
Sow obecnosc prezydenta byla
ponyslna, gdyz z jego polecenia
dozwolono ladowac niektorym ta-.
kim, ktorym grozila deportacya.
Komisarz emigracyjny William
prezydowal przy badaniu przy-
byszow.
Pewien walijski gornik, wdo-
wiec, siedmiorgiem dzieci przy-
byl do Ameryki ,,szukae szcze-
scia". z polecenia prezydenta po-
zwolono mu ladowac. To samo
szczescie spotkaio pewna WHO
szke czworgiem dzieci, ktorej
maz jest w Ameryce, ale ME "a
rabia dosyc ma utrzymanie rodzi
ny wedle zapatrywania urzedni-
kow imigracyjnych. w TAXI tez
sposob kilkanascie innych osob u
niknelo deportacyi "a osobistem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19
Tolstoj o Goethem.

Pewien dziennikarz wegierski
przyjechai niedawno do Jasnej
Polany W odwiedziny do Iva
Tolstoja. w rozmowie sedzi-
wynn pisarzem oswiadczyl dzien-
nikarz, ze w wolnych chwilach
zajmuje sic takze poezya. Ma to
To}stoj zawolal:
,,Po co ludzie pisza wiersze? Po
co naginac move ludzka W rymy
i rytmy, zamiast movie swobo-
dnie i poprostu? Jest to jakas po-
zostalosc prabytu ludzkosci".
A wiersze Goethega? = zapytal
dziennikarz.
Goethe? = odpari opryskliwie
Toistoj: Goethe byi nieznacznym
czlowiekiem, Schiller jeszcze byi
cos wart. ia nienawidze wogole
poetow".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19
Rome notatki telsgEaficzna.

w Berlinie sp}onefa wfelka
pralnia firmy Arndtow; W pozarze
zgineIo osob. = w Duisburgu spio-
neia elektrownia firmy Gross and
Thiel; szkody wynosza million ma
rex.
w Nikaraguie, malej rzeplitcj
srodkowo-amerykahSkiej wszczely
sic rozruchy powodu wytoczenia
procesu pewnym czionkom gabinetu
ministeryalnego czasow dawniej-
szego prezydenta Madriza; szczegoly
blizsze ME SO Znane.
- Rad kanadyjski uchwalif wy.
dac Rosyi zbiegiego stamtqd rewo-
iucyoniste S. Fedorenke!.
w Nowym YoEku W obydwu
dniach regestracyi, regestrowaio sic
tylko G16,797 wyborcow. O 24,270
mniej niz zesziym roku, o
63,371 mniej niz przed dwoma laty.
W James City, Pa, spalifa sic
fabryka American Plate Glass Co."
Szkoda zrzadzona wynosi pol milo
ma dolar0w, 400 osob tract pracs.
W Atlantic, City, n. j. juz
powstala mysl uuworzenia syndyka-
tu celem ekwipowania novel wypra-
wy powietrznej Wellmana do Euro
py; Joseph w. Salus, prezydent mIej
scowej ,,Wellman Co." zajaf sic je3
wpro wadzeniem W zycie.
w Detroit, Mich, umari CIau.
de H. Buell., student Western High
School, wskutek uderzenia nozna
piska W glove, gdy brai udziaa u
grze ubieg}a sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19

tom przebierali sic W podana i'm
sucha odziez i pokrzepiali sic OBJ
fitem sniadaniem.
Miejsce, gdzie odbyla sic akcya
ratunkowa, znajduje sic pod 35
stopniem 43 min. pol. szerokoscl
i 6S st. 1s min. zachodniej dlugo-
sci, W odleglosci 375 mil ma
wsch6d cd przyladka Hatteras, a
tylko $50 mil ma polnoc cd wysp
Bermuda.
Detroit, Mich, 10 pazdziernika.
Z pomiedzy 10 balonow, ktord
onegdaj wzniosly sic W powie-
trze w St. Louis, azeby ubiega6
sic 0 puhar Jamesa Gordona Ben
Meta, dis rano jeszcze Z znajdo-
walo sic W powietrzu; ma ich cze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19
Telegramy kraiowe.

Nowy York, 19 pazdziernika.-
Nadesiane tn depesze telegraph /
skrowego donosza, re Wellmano-
wi jego towarzyszom podrozy
ME powiodla sic podroz do Eu-
ropy w balonie re sterem oAme-
rica";; ma szczescie wszystkich
czlonkow zalogi uratowano, pod
czas gdy sam balon porzucono /
oddaho ma iaske wiatrow.
Nadeszly juz szczegolowe OPT
sy niebezpiecznej podrozy i ura-
towania podroznych. Okazuje sic,
re jedne; strony zmienne pra-
dy wiatru, a drugiej niefortun-
ny pomysl urzadzenia ,,ekwilibra-
tora", owego przyrzadu do kto-
rego najwiecej przywiazywano
nadziei, staly sic powodem nieu-
dania sic przeprawy. Podczas gdy
poczatkowo dai wiatr pomyslny
W kierunku polnocno-wschodnim,
iuz w niedziele zmieni} swoj kie-
runek wkrotce zapedzil balon ma
poludnie, daleko Cd drogi trans
atlantyckich okretow. Ekwilibra-
tor tax szarpai statkiem ,powietrz-
nym, re nstawicznych trzeba by,
10 wysilkow do utrzymania sic,
ma stanowiskach, a praca dniamll.
i nocami wyczerpywa}a do O.
statka fizyczne i moralne SHY
zeglarzy. Pomirno tego Mkt z
Mich ME tracil odwagi, ami nawet
humoru; tylko chwilami take.
znuzenie opanowywalo jednego
po drugim, re bez wzgledu ma
niebezpieczenstwa udawali sic do
hamakow, by choc ma chwile u
snac, chociazby przyszlo obudzic
sic w zimnych falach morza,
Przytem znikaia nadzieja napot-
kama okretow. Postanowiono je-
dnak wytrwaG jak najd}uzej i ME
spuszczae {odzi ratunkowej, do
poki sic ME dostrzeze okretu lubt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19
wstawieniem sic prezydenta.

Nowy York, 10 pazdziernika.-
Adwokat Jamesa J. Gallaghera,
ktory ranii by, ciezko wystrzalem
burmistrza Gaynora, oznajmil, re
udowodni, IL klient jego jest o.
biakanym. Podobno dwu zna-
nych rzeczoznawcow orzeklo, ze
Gallagher cierpi ma straszne ma
niactwo.
Nowy York, 10 pazdziernika.-
Kardynal Vannutelli wyjechai do
Rzymu, ale przed wyjazdem wy
razii sic wielkiem uznaniem Q
Stanach Zjednoczonych. yZnala-
ziem tn" - powiedzial = ,,rzecz-
pospolita prawdziwa, ME z ma
zwy tylko, jake giownie znajdu-
jenny W Europe. Mia podniosia
bylo rzecza spotkac sic tu du-
chem sprawiedliwosci chrzesci-
jahskiej dobroczynnosci, ktory
natchnai zalozycieli waszych in
stytucyi, obecnie czuwa mad roz-
wojem republiki jej przeznacze-
MEM, ktore, jestem pewny, swie-
them bedzie w przyszlosci".
Columbus, o., 10 pazdziernika.
Znaczna bardzo wiekszoscia glo-
sow tutejsi strajkujacy funkcyo-
naryusze tramwajowi postanowi-
Ii ogfosic zakohczenie strajku.
Straj jk ten TRIVIAL Cd "a czerwca i
zakonczy} sic zupelna porazka u
nil.
Washington, 19 pazdziernika.
We wieku lat 6S umarl til Will
lizard Stephen Whitmore, wyna-
lazca papieru matrycowego, jake
go dzisiaj uzywaja W wydawnict-
vie kazdej wiekszej gazety. Jak
wielu innych wynalazcow, ME
miai on korzysci materyalnych re
swego wynalazku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-10-19

jakiej wyspy, chociaz grozilo cia-
gle niebezpieczenstwo zerwania
sic ellwilibratora rozbicia stat
ku. w poniedzialek do niezmier-
nych tych trudow dolaczylo sic
dotkliwe zimno nastepujaca noe
do reszty wyczerpywala silly. We
wtorek mad ranem, okolo godziny
4:30 dojrzano wreszcie swiatio O.
kretu zdolano dac telegrafem i
skrowym sygnal, IL potrzebuje sic
pomocy. Przeplywal brytyjski O.
kret pocztowy Trent" odby}a
sic zywa wymiana depesz. Oko-
10 dwie godziny trwaly usilowa-
MIA zblizenia sic wzajemnego.
chwytania ma parowcu liny spu-
szczenia lodzi ratunkowej z balo-