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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
A Tart Tongue.

Col Robert c. Carter, at Nash
vile banquet, was talking about cam
paign comrades
Then there was Dash of Company
A." he said. Dash had the reputation
of being the nastiesttongued man in
the regiment
1T was Private Dash, you know,
who, out foraging one evening on
rich estate, came accidentally upon
the owners wife. a grande dame in
evening dress
Dash asked her for food She re-
fused him He asked again But. still
refusing. she walked away
mo she said. I'll give you moth
ing, trespassing like this, I'll give
you nothing. My mind is made up
Made up. is it.' said Dash Like
the rest of you, eh p"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Why He Quit.

.'Bondsonby has given up smoking.
Impossible. He's been a slave to
he habit for years
He's given it up, all right"
"Why9 Did the doctor order him to
10 1t on account OF his nerves.?
No, don't believe SO; but you
know that peach OF a stenosrapher
he's had for the past few weeks. Well,
| happened TO oyerhear her say one
day. when Bondsonby was listening
that she would be as willing TO kiss a
mig as to kiss a man who was always
smoking
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Why He WhiteWashed.
A LITTLE AFRAID OF IT.

country doctor tells story of a
D who moved into a dilapidated old
page, and was found by the doctor
lily whitewashing 1t inside and out.
r glad TO see you making this ole
Re so nice and neat" said the physi-
D, its been an eyesore in the
ehborhood for years" "Tain't
hing to me about eyesores," was
reply. The last couple what lived
r had twins three times, and hope
(tewash is good disinfectant. Ye
we've got ten children"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
His OHcial Guess

The suburban policeman sauntered
a little nearer.
Looking for anything in particu-
lar?' he asked.
"Arbutus," replied the young wom-
an.
The officer looked puzzled.
THAT must be one o them new
observation-disclosures over on DuNbury
road he said. Il didn't know they'd
got 'em named yet"-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

across my back grad
ually became more
severe until l was In
constant misery. Ny
feet and hands were
swollen to twice their
natural size. The kid
ney secretions were
in q terrible condi
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
WILL HUGHES SHED BEARD7
Whlskers and judicial Robes Have
Never Mixed Well on the
Supreme Bench.

Washington.-Will that luxurious
crop of whiskers be sacrificed to up
hold the dignity and presidents Of
the Supreme bench when Governor
Hughes takes his seat among the
worlds greatest jurists?
Whiskers and judicial robes have
never mixed well in the United States
Supreme court room. There seems
to be some sort OF An unwritten law
that forbids the interpreters OF the
Constitution from covering up theil
chins.
There have been a few vfolators o1
this law, who came in for more or lest
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

Cayboye- are no good. Ell?
Wasn't II man that made Us smokeiess
powder, horseless carriages and wire
less telegraphy, Ell?
Mrs. Gayboye-Yes. and ia think
more OF man II he'd make you smoke
less tobacco, drink less wine and spend
spend less money!
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Similarity,

Fva-Then you are not fond of
lssed flowers?
[ack-No, they always remind me
KISS through telephone.
fva-Gracious! In what way?
Eack-They have lost their sweet
IS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Curves.

School Trustee-Remember, chill
dren. Mfchelangelo often worked for
months on single curve.
Willie-Whatcherg Never
heard of the bush-leaguer.-Pu
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Elm Tree Centuries Old.

Recently the largest elm tree In
Winslow township, jefferson county.
Pepnsylvania, was cut BY tae annual
rings it was between $50 and $40
wears old
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

aU nkus nA1S, o-
was tired all tha
time and ncrvouA
/ could not sleep,
and every month I
could hardly stand
the pain lydia =
Pfnkham's Vegeta-
bio COMPOUND re-
stored me to health
again and made me
feel like = new wo-
man. l hope THU
letter viii induce
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
Read and Heed.

Whatever your hands find to do.
do IL and the less you talk about it
the more time you viii have for en-
ioyment
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

why did they call that breezy
comedy"
Il suppose 1t was because it raised
the wind"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

Nhat can harm us If we are true
ourselves and do what we think is
htg-Black.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
YOUR
I BACKACHE
| YIELD
To Lydia 3. Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound

Bloomdale, Ohio suffered nom
terrible headaches, pains in my back
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

Unsung songs cheer no hearts--A
Williams
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16
IN A SERIOUS CONDITION.

A Case Of Terrible Kidney Trouble.
Henry Palmer. Cole and Walnut Sts'
GAINESVILLE, O.. says: MY kidney
trouble was caused by hardships and
exnosure in the army. The awful pains
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1910-08-16

cAScARETS scc q hoU fer weeks trezs.
nea.. All druggist 6aZscA seller N
o. ~rri3 = Milton hcxz1 4 Ecc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
un. Sic crbeuteteu etpu 5000 our1
llrcn Rmtbil6erinl.
RGnber i'm Hpitnmt.

Spcucer Woii, 70. %umlor.-
Iilnf perwegcnc Rdu6er pIilnoerten
bcutc iriib ole SpinOc i'm bieiiget
@oitumt, nohocm iie 5luei III Der
lt0bc beiinolihe EoIi3iitcu iiberudI-
tiat umo in einem StublGemolbe i'm
Aotbbnuic ein9eihloiicn botten. 81
ncr Der Eoli3iiten 9tomens gtortor,
luuroe in Dem Sample NIT Den Spit
tibcn bcoenflitl uerlebt. Die 9t0uber
crbcllteten MIR etuo $50 III Foituar-
fen, inOcn lie IN Der Gile einen flei.
rcn anItcn in Sinterarunoe oet
Spinoc, III mel6er it'd nebrere Sou.
icno Collars IN 9anrBel0 >btIanocn,
81 Gifneu unterlieBen .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Sicl yGrm nm 9tidDts.

Ghico0o, 10. Sonrar, - 9to-
tboniel i. Wioore, Spbn Don rSameS
SSobnrt Oioorc, cineS befnunteu 81
unlBiers lrn0 nod ,Sslnno 9abn"'
WioguntelL luuroe geltcrn OILS Seide
III Tictorio Sbop'S 0or0ea gtr.
201l, 9corboru.S StruBe, nlligeirm-
cen. 0ie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erbu.
tCn QroBeS @eidrci iiber oanodout
Crops" WlorO mo Jfdub lino 5nei
Srauen5inlmer mur0en uerbaftet,
nGein cine pom Coroner Or. Hein.
bart porgenommene Eolt-Dtortem.
llnterllhung bat ergeben bnB Der
iln9c Viaun al Ser5fronfbeit. ber-
Gcigefiibrt our6 Sruntcnbeit, itarb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
sincm Scrsidyluge erlegcn.

&oneQiter, In., 10. &auuur -.
\. u. Stober meIther inl lcbten Ro.
lcnlber gum Sdubneiiter oes Stoo-
teS EeunipIpnnien erlpdblt mllroc
inb iein Pint inn nGhiten Oioi an.
trcten ioute. mlroe bclte iriih Don
iciner @ottin ais 9eid)e i'm 9ett gc-
ilnoen. Gin $oer5idlog bate ieinem
Scben elm Gnoe gemodjt, Ter Ser.
lt0rbcnc mar 81 Sobre oIi elm on.
Ncicbencr GigorreninGritant uno
VldttcrtobodS sSGnhler mo ipieltc
pIcIe Sabre lang eirc Houe ols Ne.
publifuuer IN ser Stuutapplitif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
3luei Vcrgleutc pun 9iGnbcrn CT.
ld,uiIcg.

FittS ours aa. 10. Sonuor.
3mci @rubellorbciter mlroen
Dcllte in eincm ols sic ,lurnboQe"
bctunnten Sofal in Der @rubcn. Srt.
idoit GroiuberN maize bier. BON
9iGubcrn crihoiIcll. llnpcidGr 20
6)1ite beinnocn iidI in Dem Yotnl, ais
jiuei Widnner eintrotcn lmo uQcn
!llnueien0cn bcioblciL bic Nin0c bob
IL bebcn alle 2lnpeicnocn acbordl.
ttli, init 2lltsnnbme 1ronf 2lnslinc's
mio @eorgc Smitb 1ieie Neioen
lcuroen uol ocn H1n6ern oui Ser
SielIc cridloiicll Gle Wtoroer ent-
fcnlen, lpllr0eu ieboh balo oarauf
engeinngen lno gaben Die ltamen
sibcrt GrapenS ino Gomoro 9llton
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-11
Eanaclhafte 9lnflaacidrriitcn uernr-
laden 9lnfidjnb.

Iolcoo. 8. 10. Souuor
Nidtcr (uIcr itieB bette Oie 9lntlo
gen QcQcu 0ic t5 9i5ilioner, oercn
Fro5cb ais Niitalieocr Scr Sdruur.
sen Nuno" belltc beginner ioltc, III
alcu tG Elmftcn cincn ein5igen
ou1gcnommen. oils niht reftsfrGItig
tint. Cine neue >SlIrp ioIl iofort ein'
bcliiicu merOen, nm neue 9lntlo9en
nlf5uiteIlen. Winu erlunrtet, DOB Der
Fro5cB binneu ciner @ode beginner
MIRO.
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Sic Baltimore ,mo Ohio &isenbahn- -S6eseschott.
hes Vrdi

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Sn 2O95 Nclcn @obnnc 9crcb oecc
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Die @eonmt Gnobmcn fir 6rod)att. ilS6l92l
Sir OaS o 30 S 1901 cnouo Sob brr Oc orct 6ctricbc.
Meilen5ob 1920 nit encr Seeiielange pom 562i Mcln.
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Sofaig!nuo9men oon NtnN9lt. ,,Io2S'2d%
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&m Gontro bcr0eNcn cbcn Die obm bca 30 m 1909 ob
Die i'm sceb c0coc @cin}ool octru0 crcr ecNt
S6n0c pom 1909 @eIen,
0ie 9ultto gmtinc Ginomrn Yinicn" mon $7l ,o35l9
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IS lit eridtd Dob Ole obiAcn obe i 1909 lono0c &C.
wien 2nen nhebn mcIt III 1896 oocr 1900 nd onroIr oo
ren mrben den Der Gono 9cb cncn GnbId in NroBc
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e. s. Z. Gcnbobn b Spbdre Der mc0epergcInocn
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Die q SNnbn bcr oo@ ubr 1908 nit 80 Eont Gouogc
Sd9renO Der namlcn EON bena Die }oGnc or
%ortolf @etern 255 EOn per g. 2 356 Erocnt mo Der
nen Vtnrtt u 9tbn on nm bc Froouc III goBc NunitGtcn
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r bel ben betebeon norae %rccn Gonroc ooc @c Der Gr
boa Der Nre yih Ncrcuncr cbte Wtonu
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9n m enem flr5d einem %oobot lhicleen &eorfc
ae actonOn qcpB lie getbon bu6en m00c
mo ndt bo ibrc @oaidtn in @eua oui Die Nt8ocbnng
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hc g 9 Genbobn nit 1859 eicnicdc in unQdhr sem
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brc @edasmctbooe venc n9otoc ais GdcrIb
deiueu loien.
2 5ug Gnhpdcul Otc &crbCcrlu1 m0 9lr
hcerimg ccictrcdc 9tarihml pcgcn unNbme
@erfehgSlpiena mieOer.
Nn 1896 2O95 WeIn 9obnne im Necb o0r cine @ete
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Sjul Gonarcb.
gindJ Ocr Scnat paiiirtllutcrIndIungS
gcIdDlnR.

oca 5olliC& @ctreii2 Grp0bhnl
0crWfitglieoer oea lllteriuhmla4
Gomitc'a. - 9lrucc Ncrmili.
0lm1obiu inl Sulrie in &eros
thl1l. - &lufl 5miiden 0cn SIT
iur1cutcn mo Der repubifonis
irbeu Organization enueitcrt iih.
- Eortcipcitihc miro III eincm
Gouflra tnulcn. Bill jur
2lmcuoirlng Der interitootlifcn
&crtcbr3QclcBc cin8cbruht.
Y ibinQton, :, G. 10. San.
- Ter Scnat nohnl beitte 0en pont
Scnotor Sonca ongebotenea @e.
lhluB, melhcr cine llnterillhlu0
Der Nollingcr Einhot Gontroucrlc
onurnncf. .obnc ucrneiuenbc Stinmcu
on Gieicr 9eidluB lit ein Subltitut
fiir Die on Somltog puliirte Solla'
MuBrc9cl bc5ii0liG Der nGnllidCu
gln0cleQcnbeit, puroc ieood 0obin.
lolttcno ancnoirt. BOB 0o} S0olS (Scs
IcgenbCit Crholten ioll. leine WtitQlc.
Der IN 6cm llntcriithungS Gomitc
elbit 81 cuuGblen, onltntt lie bonn
Sprchcr crnenncn 5u lniicn. Gn3
itcbt i'm Gintlong nit DER Gntld)cl'
NunN 0eN Souica pom lcbteu tSreitod,
lin l5O 9iodnlttn9a pertogtc lib
Der Senot bis morgen.
HcprGientunt Nop (8o.) bieIt bcl.
tc I'M Observation-Disclosures, pubrclo
Die Hlrlncc @criuilli0ungSbil III Or
m00lug mur, cine Rcoe, in lucl6cr CT
Gegell Ole uorNeicblo9ene &eOuttion
beS EoitenS bon ST $4,000 fiir i1br-
lid)e Iel0iiblnqen Der 9totionulgorce
prnteitirte un6 oen Goridln0 olS einc
Id)ledt allge6rochtc Sporiumtcit$.
WnBreqeI be5eiobnetc. Wioni (SuSD
bot eln 9lmcnocment an mclde9 0cn
iro9Ildcn Holten oli StOO0,OO0 rc.
ou}irt. ltlo 6nliclbc mlIrOc ucrluor-
ZEN 9lla lid) 6nS Sous Inn 5.15 bis
nlorNcn pcrtu1te, lUur Die critic Se-
mug Der 9lrncc Nernllligung3bill
ndbc5u pollen6et un0 fcin erlpGb.
nen5lucrthcS Nmen0cment mar dlGca
nonlmcn morocn Wiorgelr miro oaS
Sol0 Die Gnu09ln9 Scr Dill uollcn-
ocn lrno iie poIiircn. Iic beibel CT
Itcn Stunoen Der Der beuti9en Sit.
5unQ lurr0en oli @cihlfte 0cS Ii-
ItrIttS Columbia uermcnoct.
Ter I'M Saule cingctretenc grlld
5lulden per republfnliihen Srgoli.
lotlo1 mo oen SlIurgentcn Got iid)
bcllte crlpeitert, mo e5 lit bcihloiicn
porocil cincn Nortei.GotfuS ur,
.Q'lttuod n65ubolten, III mclhcEl
Die NSnltrgcnten 5ltr 9fiidfcbr gum
Fortcipcrbono gc}mun1cn oocr IN
bc Ndt crflGrt luer0en iollcn. Wu-
ncltcn9 ctu Gutcn0 >Snllr9entcn Ia,
ben bclttc erfldrt. Iic milr6en Dem
GnltlS nid)t bciDobncn tn0 lid) fci.
nerIcl 3iuonG lu1tcnucricn. IS iii
nid)t lnnl00lid]. bnb oic Ienotrotcn
mo oic rcpublitonii6cn Snllraen.
ten in Der 9oQingcr Bilhot llls'
terludlnd Gcncinhoitlbc Sodc
MAIDEN merocn. r10 Die mcitcrc Ont.
pidcllnG ocr Iin0e miro NIT Spal.
nllng eriuortct.
HeproIentont 5ounicn0 6ot hcute
9fohnlittna int Snllic cine Bill cill-
gebroht, pclhe Die bolptiGhliditcn
GnpiebIlngcn ocs Er0ioentcn IN
lcincr Spe5inIbotid)oit in @e5u1 oli
NmenOirlnA scr intcrltootIidcn Ser
fcbr3gclcBc lulliuBt. llntcr gnoercm
rcrorbnct lie oie Ginicbun0 cincs ans
fiInf VunOcSfreiSriftern bcitc6enoen
Tri6ltnolS. lpelheS N,riSoiftion ii6cr
oIlc Streitirogclt boben ioll, peId)e
Den glnorbnlm1cn Der interiiootlihen
Ncrfebrs. s.Gomnliilon cntipringen.
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Gulleftircn pun 1910 Stcucrn.
eteaer.Eepartemcnt, 9iatbIanf. =,


Sur Radlrid,t fiir struerSabler.
bic @{iider eieicS Sepnrtemeni. iino itbt
ssbfinci Sur Gntae9ennabme bon StnGtss uno
S.asiitcueru fir Sas 2abr 1910. 3net nnS Elm
bab (2h) Eruseut Sislonto iuerocn auf nnc
ftioitihcn Grunoeaentbums.. ReronnI4 uno
Observation-Disclosures bepiuiet,. bic wdbrcuo
hes Mlouats 1anuar, nidt fpdtcr Lls bis
@iontas, ben 81. 3anunr, lbr HaGmttta1s,
Si1uis,RCdriiuacn belptalat
StCuerSaber i1nnen ibre ae6nunaen per
Bot erbalen. noem beielbcn obne 9p9ern oa'
rIrt rrfudicn, nil slnonbe ocS GiGenbunls. an
iptn ts apptfcaet 1T. uHe inter Seit9une ci'
nes NIT Der bftreffeHoen @hrefie oegebenen
lrant'r' Il YrieIumf61!nae. aetne Re6nunaeil
fir fnl 'auicnbc ,Subr Werbei nllsgefanet,
lueuH r.,hl oarum peripnIi6 ooer brieflid CT
iudh, rtrr.
Srauf Sruipn,
(SauI, il lso5ib) Stnni Steuereinnebmer
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-05-07

Edward VII urodzn sic 9 listo-
pada 1S41 r. w Buckingham, jako
syn krolowej Wiktoryi j jej mar
zonka ksiecia Alberta Sachsen-
Koburg-Gotha. Po ukonczeniu
studyow w Edynburku, Oxfordzie
i Cambridge odbyl zmarly liczne.
dalekie podroze po krajach euro
peJskich po Dalekim Wschodzie.
Dnia 10 marca 1868 r. ozenn sic
Edward ksiezniczka Alexandra
najstarsza corka ksiec. dunskiego
kt6ry W pare miesiecy po Slubie
swei corIi zostai krolem dunskim
i koronowai sic jake Chrystyan
TX. = z maizehstwa tego bylo
Gro dzieci, a to: jerry Fryderyk
ksiaze Walii obecnie krol angiel-
ski; ksiezniczka Lula zaslubio-
ma ksieciu Fife; ksiezniczka Wik-
torya i Maud Karolina, ktora to
ostatnia jest obecnie krolowa nor
weska, w koncu dwoje dzieci
zmariych W mlodym wieku, Zy-
cie krola Edwarda VII MONA po-
dzielic ma dwie- fay. w poczat-
kach prowadzil zywot lekkomysl-
ny nieiednokrot. dal sic swenlu
narodowi we znaki. Znany byl z
pomyslow, kt6re Mostly cechy do
wcipu, ale bardzo zlosliwego do
kuczliwego dla otoczenia, nadto
tryb zycia pozostawial wiele do
zyczenia. - z chwila smierci
matki, kiedy jake ksiaze Walii
wstapii ma tron zmienii zupelnie
tryb swego zycia to do tego stop
MIA re najzagorzalsi jego przeciw-
nicy stall sic goracymi przyjaciol-
mi. Wybaczano mu wszystko gdyz
widac byio kazdego kroku kro-
Ia, chec podniesienia swego ma
rodu dopomozenia szczegolnie
najbiedniejszym sferom. To tez
polubiono-i pokochano go W krot-
kim czasie to ME tylko ME lyle
jako krola, ale jake wspoiobywa-
tela. Jak pred wstapieniem ma
tron byi nielubiany, tax potem
stai sic najpopularniejsza osobista
scia kraju. = Jedyna namietnosc
z lat poprzednich, jaka rlu costa
Ia, byIo zamiiowanie do sportu
wyscigowego. Nietylko znakomity
jezdziec, ale nadto wlasciciel jed
nej z najsiawniejszych ma swiecie
staten wyscigowych. = Edward
wstapii ma tron % stycznia 1901
jako krol udowodnii ogromne "a
lety umysiu j charakteru. Obda-
IRONY umysiem niezwykle by
strym uchodzil "a jednego maj
lepszych politykow swiata byi
MIN rzeczywiscie. Slawne jest je-
go stanowisko w czasie konfliktu
austro-serbskiego, kiedy to ma woj
ne europejska sic zanosilo, mai
siawniejsze niemal artystyczne-
90. odosobnienia Niemiec, zwiaza-
MIA ich z trojprzymierz. ME zbyt
silnem pewnem drugiej srony
dokonania zblizenia francusko,
rosyjsko-angielskiego, do czego
przybywa konieczna wspolnosc
akcyi japonskiej. Panowanie
zmariego krola rozpoczelo sic W
czasie wojny angielsko-boerskiej.
ale z chwila ustania jej byio spo-
kojne bez zewnetrznych wewne-
trznych zarieszek. - najlepszym
dowodem charakteru Edwarda
VII a zarazem jego postepowych
poglsd6w ma SWAT jest ostatnio "a
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ward VII zmarl wczoraj o II 40
w nocy.
Przed 10 dniami powrocil krol
z zagranicy, gdzie wyjechal ma
odpoczynek, zupeinie zdrowy, ma
gle nabawil sic zapalenia oplucnej
ktorego wywiazaio sic zapalenie
piuc ulegi chorobie. Przy lozu
smierci zgromadziia sic czesc ro-
dziny gdyz jui pred trzema
dniami pogorszyi sic stan Edwar-
da VII do tego stopnia, re leka-
RE byli w obawie.
z chwila zgonu krola zostai
zgodnie konstytucya jego ma
stepca bez zadnych formalnosci
ksiaze Walii j. najstarszy syn
Jerry Fryderyk. Pierwsza Gym
noScia nowego krola byio powia-
donnie lorda majora (majora mia
sta. Przyp red,) o zgonie iego Of
ca.
Ogioszony przez lekarzy biule-
tyn brzmi: 6 maja, 1851 W nocy.
= lego krolewska Nose wyzional
ducha o IL AS W obecnosci J. K.
NJ. krolowej Aleksandry, ksiecia
ksieznej Walii, ksiecia Fife, ksiez
niczek Wiktoryi i Luizy ksieznej
Argyll. (podpisy) Lacking, Reid,
Powell Dawson.
N'la$c;wej przyczyny sGnerc;
lekarze ME I.o dali, gdyz l.. So je;
pewni. NajprawdopodoD lei ae7-
poSrednia przyczyna bylo zaPale-
rie pluc spowodowane zapale-
niem opiucncj. Przyjacieic krola
podaja, re do Smierci przyczyniiy
sic w znaczpej mierze trosk1 o po-
lityczna sytuacye kraiu, kt9Te mu
spaS ME dawaly.
Opr6cz rajblizszych k.rwnych
znajdowal sic przy lou smier-
ci arcyn;skrp CanterburI. Brat
kr6la ksiaze Connaught bawi z
rodzina W Suezie, obecnie jednak
powraca do. Londynu. Corka zmar
lego kr6la krolowa norweska
Maud przyjezdza dis do ioza
smierci swego ojca.
Wczoraj pod wieczor wydali
ordynujacy lekarze biuletyn zapo-
wiadajacy mozliwosc biiskiej
smierci, wobec tego zafobna VIA
domosc ME zaskoczyia ludu ME
spodzianie.
w godzinie kiedy ulice miasta
zapelniaja sic publicznoscia tea
tralna rozlegly sic na ulicy olrzy-
XII kolporterow gozet donoszacych
zgonie kr6la. Wiadomosc to wy
pr61niia zupeinie restauraeye i
inne lokale publiczne i nliasto
kr6tko po polnocy byio jak obu-
marie.
w kilka minut po zgonie kr6la
podaia te wiadomoSe Swiatu kro-
lewska kancelarya Home office
Przyp. red.), roztelegrafowujac
ia do wszystkich dwor6w zagra-
nicznych i zarzadow kolonii j dy-
plomat6w angielskich.
Ct, ktorzy stan zdrowia krola
blizej znali zatrwozyli sic o niego
zaraz ma pierwsza wiadomosc "a
palenia opiucnej,al bowiem wie-
dzieli oni dobrze, re krol byi cho-
~ cd wielu lat ma SERGE.
(Kr6tki zyciorys. Zmariy kr6l
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kahcy miasta obozujs pod 7golem
niebem i So zywieni re srodkow
publicznych.
Wczoraj odczutO tu lekkie
wstrzasnienie ziemi,
San Juan del Sur, 7 maia. Ma
deszla tu wiadomosc, re ami jeden
zamieszkaly dom W Cartago ME
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tastrofa kopalniana W szybie kom-
panii ,,Palos Coal and Coke Com
pany". - Przeszio poiowa miesz-
kahcow naszej osady zgineia. Bill
sko 200 mezczyzn zabitych tego
As biaiych okoio $50 negr6w.
Dotychczas wyiobyto II zwiok,
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zGON KROLA EDW ARDA VII.
TW6r pOk0ju WSzech$WiatowegO ME lyle.
JGgO nastepca jerry Y.
Zyciorys zmarlego kr6la.
Roosevelt dOktoram flozofL
Ur0czysta prOmocya wszeehnicy Chrystyanl.
Zyciorys zmarlego kr6la.
Roosevelt dOktoram fllozotlL
Esta prOmocya ma wszeehniey W Chrystyanii.
Skutki trzssienia ziemi W Garbage.

onegdajsz katasrof Potowa
do kr6owe angeskle9'
Gaia spaona morderca pOwieszony Polo
Aenie ekonomiczne Stan6w ZjednOczOnych. s~
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ocalai. Wszystkie legly W kilka
sekund W gruzach.
Dotychczas znaleziono 35s
zwiok wsr6d ruin. 6
Me tylko Cartago zostaio ma
wiedzone tfzesieuiem ziemi, ale j
innne miasta ma inii cd Cartago
do Port Linion, jednak W innych
miastach ME byio to trzesienie