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The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Wednesday night, January 10, the
101st anniversary OF the birth of
Robt +. Lee was fifty celebrated in
Williamson by goodly number of
native virginians in banquet held
at the Vaughan house. Over thirty
sat down to the sumptuous repast
which preceded the speech making.
The banquet hall was decorated
with life sized litho of Gen. Lee.
flags of Virginia and the Confed-
reacy, while the stars and stripes
were also in evidence. Straus Or
chestra discoursed music during the
whole evening, adding much to the
pleasure Of the occasion. 1t was
nearly ten O'Clock when the festiy-
tiles began, and they continued un-
til the small hours of the carly
morning.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
Death of olabc wcllman's Child.

The pale horse and its rider have
entered the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Clabe Wellman, OF Erie, w, Va,
and claimed for the victim their
darling boy, little Harlin. He died
January ~, 1910, All that could
be done by physician and loving
hands was done, Little Harlin has
gone to Join the great number who
have preceded him to better land.
Harlin. thou art gently sleeping
In the long last dreamless sleep;
Never more to wake on earthland,
Never more in grief TO weep.
Softly falls the tears OF sorrow,
But we can not bring thee back;
Thou hast gone beyond our calling,
Ger deaths river deep and black.
Father, mother and thy brothers.
And thy friends and kindred dear,
All have said farewell in sorrow,
All have shed the parting tear
A FRIEND.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
A Profitable Lamb.

The agricultural college of the
University of Wisconsin has a lamb
story that is worth telling twice.
The university bred wether
lamb which took prizes to the value
of $50. 1t was finally exhibited at
the International Live Stock Exhi-
bition at Chicago this fall and won
the championship prize for the best
dressed carcass. 1t sold for 81 cents
per pound, the highest price ever
paid for dressed lamb at the inter-
national. Including the price of its
carcass, this one lamb returned to
the university the total of $110.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Representatives Livingston, OF
Georgia; Sparkman, of Florida;
Clark, of Missouri, and Underwood,
OF Alabama, the Oldest Democratic
members in the House in point of
service, express unqualified belief
that the Democrats will have a ma
jority in the next House. The recent
Democratic caucus was marked by
perfect harmony. which indicated
the very best working order. while
in contrast the Republicans have the
Ballinger-Pinchot scandal, the oppo-
sition to Taft's Federal incorpora-
ton and other doubtful measures to
face.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
sHERIFFs SALE.
R. C. Mcclure.

r. C. Mcclure.
VS.. Notice OF Sale.
Jas. Q. Lackey.
Pursuant to a levy made by me
on the 22nd day OF December, 1909.
| will on Monday, the 2lst day of
February, 1910, that being County
Court day, expose to sale the fol-
lowing real estate, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pro-
duce the following sums: $3.50,
with per cent. interest from the
27th day of April, 1908; also $3.50
with per cent interest from the
27th day of April, 1908; also 1886
viz:
Beginning at the southwest cor
ner OF r. c. McClure's property,
known as the Thos. Wallace grave
yard, and running a westerly course
and with the big road or public
highway leading from Louisa to
Fallsburg; and with said big road
or public highway distance OF thir-
ty (30) feet to stake; thence
running northerly direction, and
parallel with the west side of r. G.
Mcclure graveyard lot above men
toned, a distance OF one hundred
and twenty-five feet (125) to a
stake; thence a straight line to the
northwest corner of the said r. G.
Mcclure graveyard lot; thence with
the western line of said lot to the
place of beginning.
Levied upon as the property OF
Jas. Q. Lackey to satisfy the above
executions in favor of r. c. Nc
Clure.
TERMS OF SALE: Will be sold on
credit of months, purchaser be.
ing required to execute bond with
good personal security for the pur.
chase price.
Witness my hand this 25th day
OF January, 1910.
R. A. STONE, ex-Sheriff.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

According to reports received by
the Department Of Mines Of West
Virginia, coal shipments for Decem-
Der from various central and south
ern portions of the State show an
increase as compared with shipments
for December, 1908. From the ter
ritory traversed by the Norfolk &
Western railway total shipments for
the month amounted to 1.252,787
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
No false pretense has marked tn,

No false pretense has marked the
career of Ely's Cream Balm. Being
entirely harmless, 1t is not respon-
sible like the catarrh snuffs and
powders, for minds shattered by CO.
caine. The great virtue of Ely's
Cream Balm is that 1t speedily and
completely overcomes nasal catarrh
and nay fever. Back OF this state
ment is the testimony of thousands
and a reputation Of many years sue
cess. All druggists, SOC, or mailed
BY Ely Bros. Sc Warren St.. N. Z,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

A suit has been instituted in the
Wayne Circuit Court against the
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
for $4,000 damages for the killing
of W. J. Smith, at Kellogg, last De-
cember. Mr.. Smith was carpenter
and had the contract for the build
ing of house in Kellogg. He came
from his home in Central City on
an electric car and after getting off
the car started to lis work. The
railroad track at that point is but a
few yards from the street car track
and Mr. Smith on attempting to
cross was run over by train and
killed. The suit was brought by Fl.
NJ. Smith, administrator of the es-
tate of w. ], Smith, deceased
Wayne News,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
unclAin,ed Letters.

The following letters remain un-
claimed in the Louisa, Ky, postof-
fico for the week ending January
10, 1910;
Henry Appleby,
Roscoe Baker.
Peter Collins.
win Culverson.
Jasper Ewing
Mrs. Cloie Furrow.
wm. Jackson.
Rev W. w. Mason.
Jasper Mcclure.
Mrs. Alma Miller
Ballard Thompson
Boyd Wilson.
A. NJ. HUGHES. p. N.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

The timber has about played out
but the tobacco win bring in more
money than ever timber did. The
crop Of 1903 in the county win
bring about 100000, This win be
more than doubled next year, There
is talk of building barn at East
Lynn. Wayne News,
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Chapman Adkins and G. NJ. john
son, the Commissioners OF the coun-
ty to settle with the Sheriff, made
their final settlement with Sheriff
j. l.. Billups last week. Their report
showed that Sheriff Billups has paid
over to the proper authorities every
cent that has come into his hands.
This is very creditable showing,
indeed News.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

The W. NJ. Ritter Lumber Com
pany, of Columbus, o., is reported
to have purchased 10000 acres of
timber land on Winding Gulf, Stone
Coal and Slab Fork oil the Guyan-
dotte river. in Raleigh county, West
Virginia, The property is estimat-
ed to contain stumpage of 142,-
900 900 feet.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

What seems to be puzzling a num-
ber of our citizens, as well as the
members of the medical fraternity,
is the leg bone Of some person, ami
NAL or thing. found by Jesse Cyrus
in a fodder pen here Monday night.
While the flesh is mostly all gone
from the upper Joint, yet the men,
Der does not seem to be in a state
of decomposition. But just what II
is. or how II came to be where II
was found is the question, The lot
where it was found is fenced in
with close woven wire, and It would
be almost impossible for a dog TO
have gotten over the fence with 1t,
so the presumption Is that II was
thrown over by somebody. The
bones have been sawed in two, both
at the hip and ankle, and are iden-
tical in form to that OF person
with kneecap. two homes below the
knee. and all Just like that OF a
human being. But how could that
part of human body have gotten
in that fodder lot? The doctors
have examined II carefully, have
puzzled over II, have drawn upon
their reserve store of knowledge on
anatomy, and yet the thing is sur.
rounded with mystery Kenovs
Correspondent
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Our tobacco buyers are certainly
doing a good business at present.
They are getting all the tobacco
they can unload. Already they have
made one shipment of tobacco and
their barn is pretty well filled up
again. The tobacco business is a
growing one in our country, the
high prices making it very profita-
BILE to raise. Another advantage of
tobacco growing is that one can with
very small capital engage in 1t
and make a profitable living. =
Wayne News. .-
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
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West VIRGINIA NEIGHDORS.
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There will be several test wells
put dowE this summer on the lands
owned by B. ]. Prichard and others
in West Virginia
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

State Superintendent NJ. p. Shaw
key has notified the Secretary of
the Board of Education that he will
make up about so per cent of the
Indebtedness in Union district. The
Board had ordered the schools clos
ed at the end of the fifth month.
This will not be necessary now and
the full term of six months will be
taught.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
Mill for sale

Steam corn grlst min In eomplete.
running order Cheap for cash or
notes well secured. Address.
HATTEN a WARREN.
Buchanan. Ky.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

the next year. The beetles deposit
their eggs in the fall and the worms
hatch out in the spring.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Henry Varney, who was cut up
New Years night by fellow whom
he was putting off his train at Lo-
gan, is here and going about. He
will soon be entirely we'll. Says he
is going back to Holden, which is
his headquarters, just as soon as
he is able. The railroad company
will handle the prosecution of his
assailant, as Varney was acting in
obedience to instructions when he
was injured.-Williamson Enter
prise.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28
Sheriff's Sale For Taxes.

for the isos
deputies will Monday the 81 day OF January 1910
between the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock At tho
Louisa bidder hand
following property much thereof
to-Wi
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Buy a watch during January At
Conley's Store.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 20.-Lo-
cal parties. representing the Gug-
genheim interests. secured options
on 80 per cent. of the New river
coal field of 100000 acres here to-
day. II the deal is consummated
plans for a combine of all interests
owning bituminous coal in South
west Virginia, the Fairmont field
and the Pittsburg Coal Company
are expected to be carried out, Civ
ing the Guggenheims control Of at
least rs per cent. of the bituminous
coal in the country.
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

A select line of the latest books
At Conley's Store
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

BY virtue OF the
Of Monday day OF February
1910, between the hours Of 10 o'clock M
the Court House in bidder cash
hand the following
satisfy the to wt
Name No Acres Adjoining Amt Tar
Carrie Walden 15, Jas. Bartlett, stIs
Jno. A. Thompson, cow go
H. A. Mckee Jro town lot eel.
II. A. STONE Lawrence County
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

Name No. Acres Adjoining Value Amt Tax
I. L. Adams. / black Poll and dog t1S0
Jas. Kelley 1 red and land. Poll and dog. A3S
Lewis Kazee l bay horse, Poll, $50.
J.. Young, Ed $50.
T. Boggs. 2. Dave Williams. so a0s
L. Gambn, so, sturgl, 313
Sarah Justice 10O Dave Williams, 500 SIS.
Rice, yellow mare Gs5
Eli Wells, blue Poll and dog 950
Elisha Holbrook 81. Holbrook,
Jordan, 80. II b.. Hewlett, ass.
Fanny Moore, So H b Hewlett, $50 ass
Pearl Snuff so, Sam Kiger, SEQ
Ellen Watson, So Sam Kiger 500 SIS
r.. A. STONE Sheriff Lawrence County
The Big Sandy news., 1910-01-28

II. A. STONE, Sheriff Lawrence County.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06
Telegramy krajowe.

Milwaukee, Wis, 6 kwietnia.
- Wybory do tutejszej rady
miejskiej skohczyly sic zwycie-
stwem socyalnych demokratow,
ktorzy wiekszoscia 5000 glosow
przeprowadzili swego przywodce
Emilia Seidla ma burmistrza mia
sta 13 innych kandydatow.
Socyalisci zdobyli przy wybo-
rach wczorajszych IA ward ma
ogolna liczbe %, wobec tego u
zyskali wiekszosc W radzie miej-
skiej.
Demokratyczny kandydat ma
burmistrza Schoenecker Jr. otrzy
mai o 5000 gfosow wiecej, niz je-
60 republikahski przeciwnik.
Kontrolorem miejskim zosta}
obrany Karol P. Dietz, adwoka-
tenn miejskim Daniel w. Haon, a
skarbnikiem Karol P. Whithall.
Sedzia okregowym zostal obra-
ny Frank E. Eschweiler.
w nastepujacych miejscowo-
sciach zwyciezyli republikahscy
burmistrze:
Black River, J. J. McGillivray.
Lodi, George o. Gordon.
Baraboo, Charles Bender.
Plattevie, L. L. Cleary.
Glory, John E. Hart.
Plymouth, c. w. Starrett.
Green Bay, Winfred Abrams.
Demokraci wybrali:
Hudson, A. P. Kealy.
Ripon, L. A. Kellogg.
Chippenway Fas, John T.
Twohy.
Fond du Lac, E. w. Clark.
Amigo, E. w. Pynders.
Portage, Moses J. Downey.
Marinette, Jozef Fischer.
Milwaukee, Wis, 6 kwietnia.
- Poza miastem naszem Gale
zainteresowanie skupione. bylo O.
kolo kwestyi prohibicyi, wzgle-
dnie anti-prohibicyi. Mokrzy
zwyciezyli we wielu miejscowo-
sciach, natomiast .suchemi' sta
ly sic miejscowosci:
Marinette, Green Bay, Racine,
Janesville, Beliot Baraboo, New
Richmond, Platteville, River
Falls, Fond du Lac, Hudson, De-
lavan, Monroe ! Trempealeau,
Edgerton, Barton, Gray Mills,
Alma Center i Coon Valley.
Springfield, Ill.,, 6 kwietnia. =
Wynik g,osowania mad prohibi-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06
niz pozwol, ably go Rosya uczyni-
Ia swojem narzedziem.

w takiem oswietleniu balkan
skiej polityki Rosyi, W kt6rem
przedstawi} ia W Dumie Milukow,
charakter dokonanego a znanego
telegramu zblizenia austryacko-
rosyjskiego, zarysowuje sic bardzo
wyraznie. Zapewne celem wszech-
stronnego oceniania 60 nalezy po-
czekac az do ogloszenia zapowie-
dzianych komunikat6w oficyal-
nych. Ale to jedno juz teraz uwa-
za6 mona "a pewne, mianowicie,
re zblizenie owo ME jest nic0em
wiecej, jak wznowieniem normal
nych stosunk6w dyplomatycznych
miedzy oboma gabinetami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06
PRZEGLAD
POuTfKl MIEOzYAARODOHEj.
(Rosya ma BHskIm WSchOdzie).
(Dokonczenie).

Teraz zaczql Izwolski gra6 juz
zgo}a bez atut6w W reku. W paz-
dzierniku 1908 roku powr6cii on
ze swojej podr6zy pc dworach ELL
ropejskich do Petersburga, zasta-
jqc tam sytuacye bardzo dla siebie
niekorzystnq. Przeciw MENU zwra
calo sic wszystko: i dw6r j dyplo-
macya prasa. Mimo to, lawiru-
jac miedzy najbardziej sprzeczny-
mi punktami widzenia, zdo}a} on
nietylko utrzymac sic na swojem
stanowisku, ale nawet mocni6 je
jeszcze bardziej. Cena jednak, "a
kt6ra Izwolski osi2gna} ten zdu-
miewajacy osobisty rezultat, Okla
za@a sic znowu zbvt wvsoka. Oto
dw6r ME chcial zgodzic sic ma a
probowanie aneksyi. Byla to poll
tyka ME dajaca sic utrzymac pod
wzgledem miedzynarodowym. Mi
mo to Izwolski ME wystQpi} pre-
civ niej dose stanowczo i energi-
cznie, ME chcac zraziG sobie dwo-
I'll. Skutek zas ta.kiej dwulicowosci
iego by} ten, re zar6wno w Serbii
jak W Austryi, powsta}o przekona-
ME, IL zwofanie konferencyi euro
pejskiej, zainicyowanej przez Il
wolskiego, ma ma celu uniewaznie-
ME aneksvi. TymczaSem Rosya
miala kilka innveh jeszcze pozy-
cyl W sprawie bosniackiej. Mog}a
ona mianowieie zadac uregulowa-
MIA granic ma korzysc Serbii, "a
gwarantowania autonomii Bosni i
Herzegovina ftp. Izwolski jednak
ME zaial zadnej tych pozycyj,
wskutek czego sojusznicy Rosyi
stracili wszelka oryentacye co do
rzeczywistych zamiar6w gabinetu
petersburskiego. Zar6wno Gle
menceau, jak Pichon, niejedno-
krotnie wystepowali propozycya-
mi posrednictwa, ale Izwolski cd
rzuca} ie "a kazdym 'razem, oswald
czajac, ze sam bedzie prowadzi}
swoja polityke.
Wszystko to doskonale wyzysku-
ie hr. Aehrenthal. Przekonawszy
sic, ae Rosya sama ME vie, czego
Aada Ae ME wyzyskuie nawet
tych mozliwosci, jake jej pozO-
staja, nabiera on smia}osci - jak
sic wyrazi} Milukow. Nastepca
tronu austryackiego ziezdia sic z
cesarzem Wilhelmem, W rezulta-
che czego zostaie demonstracyinie
ogloszony pierwszy paragraf trak-
tatu austro-niemieckiego, W mysl
kt6rego Niemcy obowiazane So po-
maga6 Austryi przeeiw Rosyi Gala
swa sila zbroina. R6wnoczesnie
prasa austryacka niemiecka roz-
poczynaja gwa}towna kampanie
przeciw Rosyi. W Rosyi zas row.
noczeSnie rozpoezyna sic wewne-
TRINA agonia panuie strach pani-
czny pred wojna, kt6ry napr6zno
usi}uia zamaskowae efektownemi
gestami.
W eiagu iednego miesiaca poll
tyka rosyjska wykonuje cztery
kroki, przedstSwiajace gzygzak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06

zupelnie niedorzeczny. Najpierw
cabinet peterSburski doradza Ser
bii umiarkowanie i spok6j i zmu-
sza ia do zrzeczenia sic zadania
regulacyi granicy, kt6re jej tenze
sam cabinet pierwotnie podsuna}.
Nastepnie W efektownej nocie ra-
dzi Rosya Serbii, ably re swojemi
zadaniami zwr6ci}a sic pred jedy-
ME kompetentne forum Europy.
Kiedy zas W odpowiedzi ma te ra-
de Austrya przerzuca swoje kor-
pusy mad granice serbska, a wkr6t-
ce potem dnia 26 kwietnia samej
Rosyi posyla ultimatum, cabinet
petersburski po taiemniczej kon-
ferencyi ambasadorem niemiec-
kim, hr. Purtalesem, W najwiek-
szej panice cofa sic ma ca}ej linii,
opuszcza wszystkie swoje pozycye
ME czekajQc ma inicyowana przez
siebie konferencye, uznaie anek-2
sye Bosni Hercegowiny, a Ser
bic pozostawia W sytuacyi wprost
rozpaczliwej. Ma ratunek jej mu-
sialy teraz pospieszyc Anglia i
Francya, kt6re wyblagaly u Au-
stryi to przynaimniei, czego ME
potrafila uzyskac Rosya, miano'
wicie, re Serbia ocalaia pred cal
kowitem rozgromieniem.
1 mimo tel nies}ychanej kleski,
Izwolski ME opuszczajac swego O.
sobistego stanowiska w ca}ej spra-
vie, wysnuwa Z niej jeden tylko
wylacznie osobisty wniosek sta
via kwestye: albo on, albo hr.
Aehrenthal. Chcac zas udowodnic,
re oni obaj razem w EurOpie ist-
nice ME moga, zaczyna demonstra-
cyjnie okazywa6 sw6i gniew ma
Austrye. W rezultacie miedzy
Austrya a Rosya ustaja wszelkie
stosunki dyplomatyczne
Tymczasem ma Ba}kanach kr6t-
kotrwaiy okres spokoju i ciszy u
stepuje miejsca burzom i zawik}a-
niom. Ma pierwszy plan wystepu-
je kwestya kretenska, w kt6rej Il
wolski poczynA Grecyi daleko ida
ce obietnice, po to tylko, ably ich
ME dotrzymat. Rad mlodoturecki
muszony jest W ten spos6b do
wznowienia polityki szowinistycz-
nej. Macedonia wraca do dawnego
pofozenia. Barometr bafkanski
znowu wskazuje burze. W Bufga-
ryi zapanowuje nastr6j woienny,
poniewaz Macedonia uwazaja tam
"a Geese swoiego kraju.
W tel sytuacyi Izwolski przy-
chodzi wreszcie do przekonania,
re gniewajac sic Aehrenthalem,
daleko ME zajdzie. Nawiazuje te-
dy rokowania Austryq, ale row.
noczesnie przyjeciu kr6la Ferdy-
nanda W Petersburgu nadaje for
me tax demonstracyjna, IL znowu
stale sic widoczna dziaialnosc ME
odpowiedzialnych dyplomat6w. -
Znowu kr6lowi bu}garskiemu daje
sic jakies fantastyczne obietnice
W rodzaju tych, kt6re kr6lewicza
serbskiego zbyt }atwo wierzacego
obietnicom petersburskim, zmusi-
" do zrzeczenia sic tronu. Ma
szezescie kr6l Ferdynand, to ME
ksiaie jerry. Jest oa jednym maj
lepszych polityk6w W Europe j
raczei Rosye wyzyska dla siebie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06
Znajomy.

- Szanowny panic, najpokOrnie1
upraszam jake zapomoge.
- Znowu?... przedwczoraj pre-
Gle byliscie juz tutaj po prosbie.
= Ach, CO "a szczescie. ie mnie
szanowny pan poznal!.. Przedwczo-
raj odmowi3 mi pan wsparcia, mo
wiac, be mnie ME INA, no to dzisisj
mnis szanowny pan INA!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-06
Telegramy zagraniczne

zajsciu z Watykanem nadac czy-
sto jego prywatny charakter,
sprawe te traktuje sic "a ogolna
wyciaga niepozadane przez Roo
sevelta konsekwencye. w szcze-
golnoSci dotkneio Roosevelta "a
chowanie sic pastora tutejszych
metodystow amerykahskich B.
NJ. Tipplego, kt6ry okazyi zaj-
Scia Watykanem wyg}osil kaza-
ME, skierowane przeciw katolic-
kiemu koSciolowi. Ably dac wyraz
swojemu niezadowoleniu odwolal
przyjecie, ktore mia} urzadzic dla
amerykanskiej kolonii.
Zapatrywanie T. Roosevelta
podzielili amearykahscy katolicy,
ktorzy cburzeni ma postepowanie
pastora Tipplego oswiadczyli, ze'
ME beda wcale ma bankiecie, L
bylego prezydenta urzadzonym,
jezeli ma MIN beda reprezentanci
metodystow. .s.-~.--.,... y;.s.ss.,.,s,.szs
T. Roosevelt widzac rozgory-
czenie amerykahskich kato]ik6w
uznajac je najzupeiniej polecia
poslowi Leishmanowi odwolac
zapowiedziane przyjecie.
Rzym, kwietnia. - Krol Wi
ktor Emanuel odwiedzif Roose-
velta w hotelu. Obaj rozmawiali
re soba przez dluzszy czas ME
zmiernie zywo zauwazyc byio
MONA obopolne zadowolenie.
Nastepnie wsiedli obaj do kro-
lewskiego automobile pojechali
zwiedzic koszary kirasyerow,
przybocznej krolewskiej gwar-
dyi. Kirasyerzy wykonywali roz-
matte Gwiczenia przed Roosevelt
tenn, ktory widocznie bardzo byl
niemi zainteresowany i oswald
CYL, re ME widzial jeszcze lep-
szej trupy kawaleryjskiej.
Pc opuszczeniu koszar udali
sic obaj ma miejsce, ma ktorem
ma stanac pomnik Wiktora Ema-
nuela II. Bedzie to budowa kolo-
salna gorujaca mad caiem miastem
i wzniesiona zostanie kosztem
$1O,0O0,000. Ze szczytu monu-
mentu roztacza sic widok ma Gale
miasto.
Obu powracajacych do hotelu
witaly zgromadzone tlumy owa-
cyjnie.
Panstwo Rooseveltowie wraz
oboigiem dzieci spozyli wczoraj
sniadanie John'a Gardner'a
Coolidge z Bostonu bylego posla
amerykanskiego w Nicaragua.
Popoludniu udala sic automo-
bilem Gala Todzina Rooseveltow
wraz z profesorem B. Carterem,
dyrektorem amerykahskiej szkoly
klasycznej w Rzymie, celem
zwiedzenia osobliwosci miasta.
Paryz, 6 kwietnia. = Paryska
prasa omawia 1ywo zajScie Roo
sevelta Watykanem, przyczem
ME zaniechala swego dowcipnego
tonu. Miedzy innemi pisze ,,Gil
Bias" Roosevelt umiai caiem
zajsciem z Watykanem zrobic oia
siebie, jake prawdziwy Amery-
kanin reklame. Jego przyjecie
dziennikarzy a nastepnie depesza
kablowa wyslana do Ameryki So
w calem siowa tego znaczeniu
wzorami mistrzowskiej rekla-
my.