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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
PEARS NET $2.1O BOX
1892 Boxes Grown by J. v. Monroe
Sold at Good Prizes i'm Chicago.

W. c. Michael, representing the
Gibson Fruit company. was in receipt
this morning of the returns on 1872
boxes of Beanjou pears, grown by j.
V. Monroe, of the Colockum.
The shipment netted $S24.40. or
an average of $40 per box. The
pears were handled by the Gibson
Fruit company and sold in Chicago.
These were very choice pears, care
fully picked and packed, and so far
this is the top notch price for pears
this year sold by local growers.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
NEW BUILDING ON
0R0NDO AVE.
D. A. Beal Will Erect Block
on His Lots in the
Spring.

his lots on Orondo street next spring
He expects to leave Wenatchee short
ly for California, where he will spend
the winter. On his retl.rr in the
spring he will begin the erection Of
good building on his property, part
IF which is now occupied by CAV H.
WhitSon & Co.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
FIRST
Of WORLDS
SERIES
Philadelphia Takes First
Game-Overall Had to Be
Replaced by Mcintyre.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 17.-Phila-
delphia won the first of the worlds
series at Philadelphia today by a
score of 4 to l. The weather was al
most perfect. Standing room in the
grand stand sold for $50. Ten
thousand people witnessed the game
from the ground and there was as
many more outside the park awaiting
the results.
Batteries-Bender and Thomas,
Philadelphia; Overall and King,
Chicago.
Umpires - Connolly on balls;
O'Day on bases.
Chicago at Bat-First Inning.
The first inning, Schrekard, the
first man at bat, struck out. Schultz
singled to left and was caught steal
ing second, Thomas to Collins. Hoff-
man went out on grounder, Collins
to Davis.
Second Half-Philadelph
Strunk was thrown out, Steinfeldt
to Chance. Lord sent high one to
Hoffman. Collins singled to left,
but was put out on an attempted
steal to second, Killing to thinner
man.
Second Inning-ChicagO.
Chance grounded to Barry and was
out al first. Zimmerman, who took
Evers' place at second, high fouled
to Baker. Steinfeldt gave Baker a
chance and was an easy out to Davis.
No runs.
Philadelphia-Seco Half.
Baker got a two-base hit to left
field and was sacrificed to third by
Davis, the latter going out, Chance
to, Zimmerman. Baker scored on
Murphy's single to left. Murphy
stole second. Barry was thrown out,
Steinfeldt to Chance, Murphy going
to third. Bender drove hit be-
tween first and second, Murphy ScOr-
ing Struck flew out to Schrckard.
Two runs made.
Third Inning-ChicagO.
Tinker was retired on a beautiful
stop and throw, Collins to Davis.
King high flied to Bender. Over
all shot hot grounder to Barry and
was retired at first. No runs.
Second Half.
Lord shot a two base hit to right
center crowd Collins sacrificed,
to Zimmerman. Lord going to third
and scoring on Bakers single. Baker
went out on steal, King to Tinker.
One run.
Fourth Inning-ChicagO.
.Sheckard was an easy out, Barry
to Davis. Schultz walked to first.
Hoffman struck out, Chance was up
but Schultz went out stealing,
Thomas to Collins No runs.
Chance brought Mcintyre to the
slab and sent Overall to the bench.
Second Half-Philadelphia.
Murphy was thrown out, Tinker to
Chance. Barry was out at first on
a grounder to Steinfeldt; Thomas
famed. No runs.
Fifth Inning-ChicagO.
Chance was an easy out to Davis,
Collins assisting; Zimmerman struck
out; Steinfeldt famed. No runs.
Second Half-Philadelphi
Bender struck out; Struck was
given base on balls but was out on
attempt to steal, Killing to Tinker;
Lord struck out. No runs.
Sixth Inning-ChicagO.
Tinker knocked a high fly to GEN.
ter but was an easy out by Struck;
Killing flew to Murphy; Mcintyre
struck out No runs.
Second Half-Philadelphia
Collins went out, Zimmerman to
Chance; Tinker stopped Bakers
grounder, retiring him at first; Davis
went out the same way. No runs.
Seventh Inning-Chicago
Barry pulled down Shechard's high
fContinued on Page Five,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
Fifty Carloads Saturday.

From Wenatchee there were SO
carloads of apples shipped out
on last Saturday. II from Moni-
tor and Malaga, making a total of
so carloads or two full trainloads
Most of these went east. During the
balance of the month il is expected
that the shipments will average from
35 to so carloads per day. Picking
and packing are progressing nicely
and it is felt now as though the
crisis was past and that the grow
ers will be able to market their fruit
before the cold weather arrives.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
Box Supply Short .

The most serious Inconvenience
just at this time is the shortage of
boxes. Two carloads of boxes ar
rived here yesterday and at 9 O'Clock
this morning AZ teams were lined
up along side the cars after boxes.
But $50 each were doled out to any
single grower. Other shipments are
expected daily and it is believed that
this matter will adjust itself wi h
out serious inconvenience. The
trouble in securing boxes is largely
the fault of the growers, as most OF
them underestimate their crops
Paper is also being received daily
and while there is some shortage ye
it is not as serious as that of the
box shortage.
Hundreds of Cars Bound for Foreign
Ports.
With fruit now being shipped out,
hundreds of cars are en- route to for
eign ports. E. Wagner alone has 60
cars now rolling eastward. and so
more going across the Pacific. He
will have like number which he
will ship during the next 80 days.
He states that at least $50 cars will
be shipped from the Wenatchee val
ley this year to Australia and New
Zealand. r. Anderson of the Aus
tralia Fruit and Produce company,
is now in Wenatchee for the purpose
of overseeing the shipment
Many Varieties.
The varieties being shipped by Nj
Wagner include Jonathan, Newtowi
Winesap. Spitzenberg and Nilsson
Pippin.
Wenatchee buyers are also brea,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
No Difficulty About Cars.

Superintendent Watrous Of the G..
n. refrigerator car division. was in
the city yesterday and states that he
has sufficient cars between Wenat.
chez and Minot to supply the needs
of this valley up to November 1. and
it is not anticipated there will be an!
car shortage whatever.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-17
FRUIT SHIPMENT UP To
SATURDAY WAS 1144|
Agent Piper Estimates From 300 to 50O Carloads of
Apples Yet to Be Shipped Out of the valley-1 0OO|
Cars to Go Out Prior to November 20 Shortage of
Boxes Causing Some Inconvenience.

Whenever you run across a We
natchee man you meet with a
born booster. The statements of In
spector Darlington, printed in the
Republic, illustrate this remark.
Among other things Mr.. Darlington
says: We are not so very far be-
hind you in the matter of shipments;
we are shipping $500 cars of fruit
of all kinds, and $500 cars of ap-
pies In fact, Wenatchee will not
ship 1000 cars of apples this year,
nor 200 cars of other kinds of fruit.
It's a cracking good little fruit dis
trict nevertheless. Yakima Repub-
lie.
In contradiction to the above state
ment of the Yakima Republic, it is
only necessary to state that up to
Saturday night Liza cars of fruit
have been billed out of Wenatchee.
This includes the shipments from
this point, Malaga and Monitor, but
does not include the Cashmere ship
ments. The latter point alone will
have 675 carloads of apples this
year.
Agent A. A. Piper stated to the
Daily World this morning that he
expects from 1900 to 1900 add.
tional cars of apples yet this fall
and from all indications 1000 car.
loads will need to be moved between
this time and the goth of Novem-
YER
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Continued on Page Eight
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CONTINUED on Page Five)
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Second Half-Philadelphia.
Second Inning-ChicagO.

Chance grounded to Barry and was
out al first Zimmerman, who took
Evers' place at second, high fouled
TO Baker. Steinfeldt gave Baker
chance and was an easy out to Davis.
No rims
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04
Teach The Young The
Care Of the Teeth

pK,HE teeth should be- brushed, and
"a suitable mouth wash en-
Al ployed, at the morning toilet
and just before retiring at
night The teeth should be- brushed
from the gum toward the cutting edge
TO avoid Irritating the margin Of the
gums ana the subsequent exposure
ot the neck OF the tooth which by
not protected by enamel, then rotate
the brush on the grinding surface ~
the molars, that an OF the minute u.s.
sures may be- freed from every purtl'
Gle Of food substance
The dentist should De allowed 10 eK-
anime the teeth regularly that all
decay may be attended % before the
tooth ls too far gone. ANY lrrtgu-
larity Of the teeth can also be- rome
died II taken In time The regular
pearly set of teeth IL sign ~ proper
attention
We are prepared 20 attend tu your
lcntul needs promptly and would sug-
gest Al early call.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

Services held m the court room
on Second street
10 q IN. Sunday school let us
have tull classua
II a. m Morning service with
sermon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

above books for the cost Of express and delivery SOC
{ $3.50 and 500. BY subscribing to theTUIsA DAILY
WORLD YOU can them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

STEAM DYE WORKS.
The Wonder Nita-Irila Process
as been discovered. IL does away
ith gasoline or bcnIlne, hot or cold.
his process IT, done with distilled sol
'nts aud Uttered air. The Nita-Frila
rOCCss Is thorough renONating. Your
Othcs will look better and wear long
D.. Re up-to-ddtc and have your
Othcs cleaned by the kita-frita Pro-
'Ss.
uiIs Cleaned and Pressed ..Si.OO
kirts ....,...,,...,... Toe ana up
quits Pressed .....,........... SOC
We call for and believer Your
slothcs Free.
Ladies' Gloves cleaned Free Of
large with any garment sent To us
} be- cleaned or dyed.
MICHAEL SAuBER. Prop.
Phone 207. No. 20 w. End 50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-04

Boston Avenue VI. y. Church, Sourh.
Corner 5th ana Boston Ave Ser
vices today a. II q m. md s.
O'Clock p M. Preaching hy the pas
tor public cordially invited
j. T.. CARPENTER,
Pastor
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26

during the coming year. The reve.
nue.. while sufficient 70 meet the or
dinary expenses OF the chamber. Of
fee rent, salaries. etc. leaves but S45
balance each month for smokers. en-
tertaiuments and advertising purpos-
es. entertainment OF visitors. etc.
There s. however. a balance in the
treasury Of S20204.
The supply of booklets issued about
two years ago Is exhausted and the
report recommends the preparation
Of a new booklet and also advertising
In magazines. Commenting on the
publicity department established in
February and conducted by Aloysius
Coll the report shows the excellent
work which has been done. As some
of the matter is paid for by maya
zines and papers receiving the ar
ticles. there IS some revenue from
this going TO aid in the payment of
the maintenance OF the department
Such payments in three months
have amounted 70 SOS. while the cost
of maintenance was $3.50 gross, max
ing the net cost Of the articles which
have reached the millions of readers
500 per mOnh. The report recon-
mends the continuance Of this dc
partment.
The work Of the committee was
gone over in the report, the lack of
interest which members take In the
Springs valley its settle
ment and agricultural possibilities
commented. and a mention made OF
what has been done in the way OF
Efforts 10 bring conventions hither.
one Of which-for the teachers con
vention-has been successful. The
work done with a view OF the estab-
lishment Of a military post near here
Is also subject TO comment and ex-
planation.
A summary OF the accounts OF the
show receipts for the
year ending May % to have been
s3SS2.66 and disbursements up 10
May 1 OF s3474SS, showing a balance
IF S2OS.3s on hand
A meeting Of the board of direct
DIS would be held this evening. but
S impossible. as FIVE Of the seven di.
'ectors are today absent from the
,ity
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
SUPREME COURT ApyouRNs

After passing on a large number Of
motions for rehearing. most Of which
were denied, including the Copper
Queen back tax case. the supreme
court Saturday adjourned until No
vember 9, which, by one of those
freaks Of the almanac that now and
then happen. falls on the same date
as the opening Of the territorial far
Among the more important matters
passed upon was the motion for a re
hearing in the case of Teyis & Nc
Kittrick. appellants. against Jepp
Ryan, ct al, appellees. The motion
was granted. for it was supported by
both sides. That IS. there were two
motions In the opinion handed
down at the last meeting of the
court. the judgment given the Ryans
in the strict court for $4,000 was
materially reduced. and It was stated
that If the appellees would accept
the modification af the judgment the
case would be regarded as having
been affirmed. That was not done.
and a motion for rehearing was flied.
The modified judgment was no more
satisfactory 10 the appellants, who al
so moved for a rehearing. But for
the motion on the part of the appel
lants the case would probably have
been sent back for trial.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
RAIN STOPS WORK.

TUCSON. May 25.-Angus Cash on.
who is associated with the Grant
brothers Construction company in the
extension OF the Southren Pacific Of
Mexico railroad below Mazatlan. ar
roved here yesterday from Mazatlan
and left on the evening train for
Phoenix to visit his brother. James
Cashion.
Mr.. Cashion stated that while good
progress has been made by the con
struction crews in the short time
VII 'ch has elapsed since orders were
received from tho Southern Pacific 10
return TO Mexico and continue the
extension. the work has been practi-
cally discontinued now on account
Of the arrival of the rainy season.
For several weeks the forces have
been strengthening the new grade
and curves along the line in order
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
PRESENT From EMPEROR.

MExiCo CITY. May 25.-(speciall
ne emperor Of Germany will present
magnificent gift TO the Mexican
pOople next September. during tn
.vnrennial celebration. The presep'
Is large and handsome statute OF
Baron Alexander yon Humboldt. Pho
tographs Of the statute have just
reached this capital. together with a
letter from the sculptor. Ernst Frese.
He says he has carried out the ideas
he has conceived OF the great ex-
plorer and scientist
The Humboldt statue viii occupy
some prominent place in the City of
Mexico. probably on the famous
Paseo de la Reforma. notable largely
for half dozen large statues Of IA
nous men. including Cuauhtemoc.
one of the Aztec emperors of Mexico
of the long ago.
The beauty and dignity OF the
Humboldt statue. the stately, thought
ful pose OF the figure. are indicat We
Of the scholar and gentleman. the
bearing and dress are those of a
traveller.
The statue is pronounced in Ger
many a notable work of art broadly
comprehensive In its conception. and
well worthy the exalted station OF
the roal donor
The official presentation Of the
gift of the German emperor TO Mex
leo viii be a pleasing feature of the
centennial
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
One M0y
OOerConae

constipation permanently by proper
persoaai cooperation with the bene-
fetal effects of Syrup of Figs ana
Elixir of Sienna. when required. The
forming Of regular habits is most i'm
portant and while cndeavoring TO
iorin them the assistance Of syrup of
Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is most val.
uahle. as il is the only laxative which
acts without distgbing the natural
functions and without debiIitating and
y IS the one laxative which leaves the
internal organs in a naturally healthy
condition. thereby really aiding one in
that way. To get its beneficial effects,
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co. only. and for
sale by all leading druggists. Syrup
ol Figs and Elixir OF Serna is never
elassed by the well-informed with
medicines which make extravagant
and uRfounded claims 70 cure habituaI
constipation without personal coop
crcton.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
CHAMBER MEETS
TO HEAR REPORT
DOUGLAS COMMERCE BODY LIS
TENS TO STORY TOLD sY sscRE-
TARY cRiNDELL.

DOUGLAS. May 25- CspeciaL.l -
The annual meeting Of the Douglas
chamber Of commerce and mines was
hcid last night in The rathskellar OF
The Gadsden hotel The excitement
f0 owing the city election and the
q. nee OF ans attraction beyond the
rIGine OF reports kept the attend
ance down The main business OF
ne meeting consisted IN the hearing
or the report Of the secretary. z. p.
G..udell which was read and ordered
co,ved and fled
2 the secretary's report. which
was read before the chamber Of com
merce meeting last night it was
shown that there are now on the
membership roll OF the organization
2ie members. a gain OF 70 for the
post year. Il is expected. he states,
20 increase the membership TO 800
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26

The ENGINEER in charge Of the Yuma
irrigation project reports that filings
and water right applications have been
made for all of the farm units which
were opened for settlement Mareh
l, and about forty settlers are already
engaged in preparing their farms for
agriculture.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26

Patrick Flanagan. chief Of police OF
Tucson. has rendered his resignation.
Mr.. Flanagan was absent in Chicago
on a leave Of absence and in his let
ter Of resignation gave no reason for
his unexpected action.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26

that the foods may not be destruct-
i've While little work viii be pos
sible on fair days. active operations
WI not be recommended for a
month or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-26
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Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
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:Telegramy krajowe.

Reno, Nevada, 90 czerwca. =
Aranzerom walki ,,Jeffries &
Johnson" udaio sic pozyskac dla
siebie gubernatora Nevady, wo-
bee czego walka odbedzie sic W
naszem miescie dnia 4 lipca. =
Grono biznesistow oswiadczylo
gotowosc wybudowania wlasnym
kosztem areny zapiacenia male
zytosci licencyjnej W kwocie ty-
siaca doltrow.
Gubernator Dickinson, ktory
mial ochote zakazac walki, roz-
myslif sic zbadawszy odnosne
przepisy, ktore zezwalaja ma odby
wanie piesciarskich zapasow W
Stanie Nevada.
Gubernator wkroczy wtedy, ,gdy
sic przekona, re wynik walki jest
CORY uiozony. (Ustep ten tele-
gramu podanego przez reprezen-
tanta ,Stowarzyszonej Prasy"
Jest tendencyjny - bo laden chy-
ba rozsadny cziowiek W Ameryce
ME ludzi sic, zeby te tzw. ,,swiato
we zapasy re swemi swiatowemi
,,szampionatami'' ME byly hum
bugiem. Przyp. red.)
Washington, DC, % czerwca.
- Komitet Izby poslow powoia-
ny do weryfikacyi wyborow, a
rozpatrujacy ostatnio spor wybor
czy pomiedzy demokrata Saun-
dersem z 5 okregu Virginii, a re-
publikaninem I. M. Parsons'em,
ktory wyb6r swego przeciwnika
zaczepil skarga o uniewaznienie.
przyznal... racye repuDliKano-
wi. Wobec tego ma 10 possow z
Virginii jest obecnie 2 republika-
now.
New York, N. Y, 90 czerwca.
= Hans Bander ,szwajcarski
banker, ktory jechai klasa O.
kretu ,,Kaiserin Augusta Vikto-
ria" w zamiarze przystapienia do
jednego interesow kapitalem
$4,000, zostal zatrzymany ma
Ellis Island.
Bander musi oczekiwac decy-
zyi Waszyngtonu, ktora ma
rozstrzygnat, czy wolno mu be-
die osiedlic sic W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych. Wiadza wychodzcza
uzasadnia swoje zarzadzenie TEN,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-06-22
vanyl wczorai do gromadk dzlatwy jego buieta

Wszysttie ssNAdziaiy, woiska
stalego uruchomiono, dowodcy
oddziaiow dostali rozkaz bezlito-
snego tlumienia kazdego rewolu-
cyjnego objawu.
w jednym niemal dniu wszy-
stko ucichlo, stare zadnych - ale
w duszach obywateli oburzenie, z
ktorego moina sic spodziewac
predzej czy pozniej, jak najfatal- /
niejszych nastepstw.
Londyn, 20 czerwca. - Made
szlo tn zadanie policyi wloskiej z
Riviery = aresztowania Portera
Charltona Amerykanina, ktorego
zony trupa wylowiono z jeziora
Como.
Charlton przebywac ma w Lon
dynie, wzglednie W niedalekiej cd
Londynu odlegiosci. Przeciw ME
mu przemawia wiele okoliczno-
Sci a w szczegolnosci tajemnicze
znikniecie.
Londyn, 20 czerwca. - Sydnej
Charles Buxton, prezydent gieldy
otworzyi miedzynarodowy kon-
gres Iz1 handlowych.
Przy tel sposobnosci wielu
stron padaiy ostre, uszczypliwe
uwagi pod adresem prezydenta
T. Roosevelta.
Uwzgledniajac rozmaitost sy-
stemow gospodarki LIB handlo-
wych W kazdym kraju ME mogl
prezydent otwierajac kongres dac
jednolitego pogladu ma rzecz ca
Ia, tenn bardziej, re musi sic kaz-
del Izbie swobode ruchow gwa-
rantowac. Mowiac tenn zauwa-
zyl Buxton W te siowa ,Poniewaz
ME jestem byiym prezydentem
Stanow Zjednoczonych, przeto
ME powiem wan, jak macie urza-
dzac swoje wewnetrzne sprawy".
Paryz, % czerwca. = w die
dzinie medycyny wewnetrznej
dokonano wspanialego odkrycia,
a mianowicie professor DIR. Vim
cent odkryi serum przeciw duro-
we (antityfuidalne). Vincent
wpadi ma to odlrycie pomieszaw-
sly bakcyle tyfusowe re slabyn,
rozezynem wody kwasu solne-
go. Liczne wstrzykniecia dokony-
wane na zwierzetach ludziach
wykazaiy, ze srodek jest pewny l
rzeczywiscie chroni organizm cd
tyfusu. BaAscyle tyfusowe zmie.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

ElPaso, Texas, % czerwca. -
Rewolucya cd dawna przygoto-
wywana, powodowana bez-
wzglednoScia rzadow Diaza wy
buchla, ale natychmiast stlumio-
na zostala. Gdziekolwiek rewolu-
cyonisci podniesi giowy, a bylo
to w conajmniej 12 wypadkach,
tam juz wojsko byio, ktore groza
maszynowych karabinow armat
zaprowadziio biyskawicznie po-
rzadek.
Uknuty plan napadu ma urzad
clowy W Naco, W Stanie Sonora
ME udal sic.
Wzdluz caiej granicy z Cana
nea do Ciudad panuje wzburzenie
wsrod ludnosci.
-
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szane powyzszem serum" tra-
ca wszelkie silly gina.

ca wszelkie silly i gina.
Madryt, % czerwca. = Katoli-
ckie Centralne Zjednoczenie zlo-
zylo ma rece prerniera Canalyasa
obszerny memorial i protest prze
civ ostatnio wydanemu dekreto-
wi, moca ktorego zezwolono ME
katolickim i kacerskim swiaty-
niom ma zewnatrz uzywac emble-
matow i znakow, ktore wskazy-
walyby i zwracaly uwage prze-
chodniow ma wlasciwe przezna-
czenie budynku.
Nadto w protescie znajduje sig
obszerne omowienie kwestyi pu-
blicznej nauki wyodrebnieniem
cd zasad panpjacej religii, ME
uwzglednieniem wolf wiekszoSci
narodu.
Zaznaczono maia stosunkowo
ilosc zakonow w Hiszpanii, a w
lso1icu naciskiem podkreslono
sprzecznosc ze Stanami Zjedno-
czonemi, gdzie sic zakony ciesza
pelna swoboda.
Cuxhaven, % czerwca. = Przy
'morskich regatach, ktore odbyly
sic wcz6raj wejscia Elby zwy-
ciezyi jacht amerykahski West
ward" wlasnosc Aleksandra S.
Cochren z Nowego Yorku. Pobil
on kilka pierwszej klasy niemiec-
kich jachtow.
Fridrichshafen, 20 czerwca. =
Nowy sterowiec, systemu Zeppe-
lima Deutschland" majacy slu-
zyc do regularnego ruchu napo-
wietrznego pomiedzy Duessel-
dorf Friedrichshafen = jest juz
zupelnie gotowy moze rozpo-
czae swa pierwsza W dziejach
aeronautyki podroz.
Pierwsza podroz odbedzie 20
pasazerow, ktorzy leciec beda po-
mad Stuttgartem, Mannheimem a
Kolonia.
Szybkost sterowca wynosi 3S
mil ma godzine.
Lima, % czerwca. - Peru pod
dalo sic radon Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, Brazylii i Argentyny i
odwolalo z granicy ekuadorskiej
$4,000 swoich ochotnikow.