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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26

around a reinforced frame made of
eight rods of one half an inch iron,
with a center rod of an inch thick
ness. These iron rods are held in
proper position by frames twisted of
annealed wire.
The reinforced concrete piles are
to be forty feet long by twelve and
sixteen inches through in diameter.
The twelveinch end will be down in
the bottom of the harbor, while the
larger part will be head up to main
tain the floor of the wharf.
After the reinforced frame for this
long pile is intact it is placed
in strong wooden case of eight sides
which can be unjointed and laid fat.
An upper plank is left open and into
this the concrete is poured and
rammed around the reinforced frame.
There are two hundred and forty feet
of wire to every pile.
After the concrete has been given
to the reinforced frame, in three or
four days, the wooden exterior box is
unjointed and a magnificent rein
forced concrete pile is the result. The
wooden cases are used over again
as quickly as released from one pile.
They are Strengthened fiat, cleaned,
readjusted and ready for another
frame and concrete
Mr.. Burbank is having these REIN
forced concrete piles made now.
These reinforced concrete lilies are
warranted to last forever and a day."
They do not cost as much as either
wooden or iron piles of the same
length and thickness would. Besides
economy, they are fireproof and par
ticularly desirable at a torpedo sta
tion wharf.
This is not the first time these re-
inforced concrete, piles have been
used here. Mr. Burbank has driven
a thousand of these piles at Pearl
Harbor. At this point the piles were
only twenty feet long. At the army
engineers post of Fort De Russy,
Mr. Burbank has used the same
length of pile as he will at Fort Arm
strong.
There have been about two thou
sand of these new fashion reinforced
concrete piles used so far in this mill
tary district by Mr.. Burbank for the
United States Government. ~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
FREAR MEETS THE
DEPARTMENT HEADS.

Governor Frear held a general con-
ference with the heads of the various
Territorial departments yesterday aft
ernoon. This has been customary at
the beginning of a new biennial pc.
riod in order that the executive
divisions Of the government may dis.
cuss matters of general policy. At
Yesterdays meeting were Governor
Frear, Secretary of the Territory ara
President Of the Board of Health f,
A. Mott-Smith, Superintendent o.
Public Works Marston Campbell, At
torney General Alexander Lindsay,
Jr,, Auditor j. H. Fisher, Land Com.
missioner Charles S. Judd and Sur.
veyor w. A. Wall, The only members
of the Governors Cabinet absent
were w. T. Pope, superintendent OF
! Public Instruction, and Treasurer
Conkllng, both Of whom are on the
/ mainland.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26

short visit to the plantation and was
not the result of exhaustive study of
conditions, it seems to be borne out
by the conditions which exist
According to every indication Olaa
will show profit of close to S275, 900
TOR the present season, which will be
the first time that the right side of
TIE ledger has figured to any great ex-
tent in results shown at the end of
season. The crop for the next year
promises even better than that of this
year, which chould mean a large profit,
if sugar prices keep up at all. The
physical conditions during the past
season have been none of the best,
the continual rains, which have hard
ly let up for q single day since j.
uary first, not being good for CO o.
end adding considerably to the ex-
rense of production.
The Olaa floating debt is now =
tween 100000 and 100000, it is r.
derstood, and when this is paid off h.. ,
stockholders will heave sigh of T.
lief, and there are very many Hiio
people among them who had practi-
cally lost faith in the local plantation,
but are now seeing a faint light ahead.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
BY J. A. eREcKoNs.

Especial Correspondence of the starr
WASHINGTON, July 10,-In one
of the most caustic speeches heard
in the Senate during the present SEES
sion, Senator Sutherland of Utah paid
his respects to the president of the
National Republican Progressive
League" and some of its tenets in a
masterful plea for the perfecting Of
the old and tried institutions rather
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
GIVE 1T A TRIAL.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy has relieved more
pain and suffering, and saved more
lives than any other medicine in use.
For sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith
Is Co., agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26

Continued on page twelve)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
NEW RICE MILL.

The K. Yamamoto klce Mill is the
largest as well as the finest in the
Islands. All machinery is of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rice is cleaned at this mill. With the
large cleaning capacity they are abba
to handle considerable outside partic.
ular work which they guarantee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
CAUSTIC CRITICISM OF THE
INSURGENTS IN j. s. SENATE

than abandonment to new and CHI
merical political experiments. Re-
ferring to the league Senator
Sutherland said:
within the last few years the
United States has become the field OF
operation for an amiable band of N,
surgent soothsayers, who have been
going up and down the land INDUCING
Continued on page twelve)
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at HCngkcng they discovered the Sc
cret hiding place of the ring that had
never been detected by the San Eran-
cisco officials. At Honolulu the vessels
were watched, and when halfway to
this port messages were sent to the
Custom-house stating the hiding place
Of the contraband. Then the seizures
were made and the ring was thrown
into CONSERVATION.
The secret service men discovered
also that mach opium is shipped into
Mexico and thence smuggled across
the United States border at various
unguarded points. Some of it is taken
in small fishing boats and landed in
sheltered coves in the comparatively
uninhabited parts of the California
coast, from which places it is easy to
transport it into the Chinatown of the
large cities.
Will Reorganize Force.
In view of the extent of the practice
OF smuggling at this port Collector
Stratton announced yesterday that he
intended to make a complete reorgani.
cation of the surveyors forces. A re.
organization on a minor scale was
made a few months ago by the collect.
or, but was only a zephyr compared
with the reorganization and turning
over that the force will receive within
the next few days. Men who have dis
tinguished themselves by industry and
faithful service will be advanced to DO,
sitions of greater trust and emolument
while those who have been weighed in
the balance and found wanting will be
relegated to positions where their lack
of energy and intelligence will be
likely to do the service the least harm.
The fact is conceded in customs cir
cles that Surveyor McKinlay's force is
too small for the work that it. is re,
CURED to do, and that if smuggling is
to be checked at all the force must be
strengthened by the addition of at
least a score of men. The force is no
larger than it was twenty years ago,
while the business of the port has in
creased by very large percentage.
When two or three big steamers ar.
rive from the Orient in the same week
the number Of men at the disposal Of
the surveyor is too small to examine
and guard the vessels.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
WILDER RESIGNS AND THE
MAYOR BOASTS SUPERVISORS

mainder of your terms of Office and l
cannot but feel, in view of past per-
formances, that there is an underly-
ing Interior motive. However that
may be, gentlemen, you now have the
responsibility and your fate rests with
the taxpayers"
The mayor also sent in with his ap-
proval letter from City and County
Engineer Gere, asking for new as
sistant at S175 per month, thus pro-
viding the new position for Wilder.
MiIVerton's Salary
Milverton's salary was duly voted,
despite his absence from duty, a let
ter being received from John W. Cath
cart stating that he was unavoidably
called away to try a pending case, and
that the time spent would be consid-
cred as his vacation.
Eben Low made a motion that the
prisoners at work on the streets be
placed under the jurisdiction of the
committee on roads, bridges and parks
and backed it up with remarks about
the necessity of using them for street
cleaning. He got no second and the
matter was dropped
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-26
HONOLULU, HAWAII WEDNESDAY JULY TO- 1911
MARKET EXPERT Sees CHANGES
FOR SMALL FARMERS To SEND
VEGETABLES TO CALIFORNIA

Can't we do better if we ship by
water? No, we can't do that at all;
in the first place there being no steam
Grs for the work, the Harvard and
Yale, of the competing line, running
only to San Francisco, and in order
to reach them at San Pedro we would
have to pay So per ton to that point
and the water freight afterward Then
to get to the Northwest we would
have to tranship everything at San
Francisco. They get lower rate to
Portland and Seattle from Texas, as
q matter of fact, than we get from
Los Angeles.
Onions Would Pay.
But to come back to onions, feel
sure that they can be produced here
so that they can be placed on the
Coast market when the old crop is
completed in Southern California and
Texas and before the new crop comes
in. This means that they must be on
the market between February 1 and
April 10, at which time the mainland
produces it's first output for the year.
The average price for onions is about
two cents per pound, though last year
we got two and a half cents. This
price was f. o. b. shipping point. An
acre of land well taken care of should
produce eight tons of onions, which
will give some idea of what can be
done.
"The sweet potato market has a
longer season which would be open to
Hawaii. Remember, however, l do not
refer to the yam, which is often called
the sweet potato here. There are
practically none in the Coast markets
from March 1 to July 1, and during
these months the local growers should
be able to get good price. On this
side of the island l believe that as
paragus and caulilower should do
very well, for Honolulu consumption,
as at present all these vegetables
come from the Coast. Both need
plenty of rain, which you apparently
have here. The country around Glen
wood however, seems to me to be
better fitted for dairying purposes
than anything else, save possibly for
cauliflower"
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Fine Job Printing, Star Office,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-17

szef biura zdrowia, poczatkoWo
starai sic usmierzyc te obawy "a
pewnieniami, ze zadne niebezpie-
czenstwo ME grozi, ale pozniej
przyznal, re wlaSciwie we wszy-
stkich portach,do ktorych zawija-
ia okrety Wioch przybywajace,
nadzwyczajne srodki ostroznoSci
sd potrzebne, gdyz ma kazdym
prawie takim okrecie wydarzaja
sic wypadki cholery. Ma Swinbur-
ne Island znajduje sic w szpita-
lu kilkanascie imigrantow cho-
rych ma cholere i juz kilka wy
padkow bylo Smiertelnych: do
kladnie o liczbach tych wypad-
kow dowiedziec sic ME MONA. =
Gushing umari w szpitalu, do
kad go zabrano, gdy zachoro-
wal. Poczatkowo sadzono, re "a
chorowal ma zatrucie ptomaiczne,
ale pozniej sic przekonano, ze by
Ia to cholera. Rodzina jego jest
w kwarantanie.
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Pocztowe kasy oszczednosci
Chicago.

Washington, II lipca. = Gene
rainy pocztmistrz Hitchcock roz-
porzadzil, azeby pocztowe'kasy o.
szczednoSci zaprowadzono take
w czterech wielkich miastach, a
miandwicie w Nowym Yorku, W
Chicago, W Bostonie w St. Lou
is. Zostana one otwarte 1go sler-
pnia. Zaprowadziwszy kasy O.
szczednosci W przeszlo 1000 urze-
dach drugiej klasy, pan Hitch
cock zamierza je takze zaprowa-
die w urzedach 1 klasy, a O.
bral ma poczatek 4 powyzsze
miasta dlatego, re W mich znajdu-
ia sic file departamentu skarbu
Stanow Zjedn., co rlatwi manipu-
lacye.
Straszne nieszczescie w kopani.
Dubois, Pa, II lipca. w
Sykesville, niedaleko stad, wy
darzyla sic eksplozya gazow W
kopalni Cascade Coal and Coke
Co." / straci}o tam zycie 21 gor-
nikow. Poniewaz Mkt re znajdu-
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zajeli miasto Hamadan kilka-
dziesiat wsi; napadaja oni ma ro-
syjskie karawany i przekraczaja
granice. Rowniez ma Baikanach
ma turecko czarnogorskiem po-
graniczu coraz gorzej sic dzieje i
kto vie, do czego przyjdzie; wre-
szcie sprawy rosyjsko chihskie
wymagajq ca}ej uwagi DIPLOMA
cyl rosyjskiej; wlaSnie teraz ba-
Wi W Petersburgu poselstwo chin
skie W sprawie uregulowania gra-
nicy chinsko rosyjskiej dla "a
konczenia ciaglych tam nieporo-
zumien. Wszystko to wskazuje,
re Rosya moze bye, jak ma teraz,
tylko teoretycznym sprzymierzen-
Gem Francyi, ale istotnie sama
Jest az nadto zajeta, ably lej cos
dopomodz mogia.
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jQcych sic pod6wczas W owym
szybie ME uszedi z zyciem, prze-
to pow0d eksplozyi pozostanie
prawdopodobnie nieznany, tenn
bardziej, re ma godzine pred ME
szczeSciem Inspector przez szyE
przechodzii i ME dostrzeg} Sladu
niebezpiecznych gaz6w. Bye mo-
re, re kt6ry Z gornikow przy
wierceniu dosiegnqf przedzialr
napefnionego gazami. Eksplozya
wydarzyla sic okoio godz. $50
wieczorem, ale dopiero oko}o pol
nocy dowiedziano sic, jakiego
nieszczescia staia sic powodem
szkode materyalna zrzadzila ME
wielkq stosunkowo. L pomledzy
zabitych, zaden ME zostal polka
leczony, wszyscy prawdopodob-
ME zgineli Z uduszenia sic ga
zem i niektorzy tylko byli popie-
czeni. Z postawy ich widac bylo.
ze zwracali sic do ucieczki, ale
odwrot mieli zamkniety; kilka par
znaleziono w ostatnlem usclsku
lakoby zegnania sic re soba: tax
znaleziono braci Georgia. Johna
Hecka, jakotez Miko}aja Pave
lika i 15letniego jego syna. Po-
miedzy zabitymi trzej tylko byli
Amerykanami, wszyscy inni ncu-
dzoziemcami". O wszystkich ma
zwiskach jeszcze dowiedziec sic
ME MONA; nielna watpliwoSci, ze
byli to po wiekszej czesci Pola-
cy.
,Wyniana profesor6w".
Nowy York, II lipca. = Admi-
nistratorzy fundacyi pokoJoweJ
-II1oIyo+czerie ma SIR. 5eI
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TeIegramy Krajowe'
Cholera grozi?

New York, II lipca, = Onegdaj
umarl ma cholere Patrik Cushing
ktory dawniej byi str6zem noe
nym ma stacyi imigracyjnej ma
Swinbourne Island. Jest to pier
wszy wyadek zachorowania i
smierci ma cholere mieszkanca
Stanow Zjednoczonych i wywolu-
je on obawe. IL miasto Nowy
York zagrozone bye moze poja-
wieniem sic epidemii. DR.. Doty,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-17
So "a minute.

Lotnicy, ktorzy wezma udziaf
w wzlotach awiatycznych W
Chicago w parku Granta pobie-
rae beda So "a minute. Wzloty
trwac beda Cd 1890 do 2ogo
sierpnia.
Gfowna nagroda wynosi SIo,-
900 oraz wszystkie nagrody nie-
wygrane. Reszta sunny podzielo-
ma zostanie ma 9 czesci, cd $4,000
do SI5o. Wzloty trwac beda ca
iy tydzieh, od wpd do czwartej
do 7mej wieczorem.
Wzloty pokryja wszystko, co
dotychczas osiagnieto ma polu "a
wiatyki. Beda najpierw wyscigi
ma roma odlegiost. Nastepnie
kontestanci ubiegac sic beda o
rekord co do wysokosci wzlotu,
ciezaru podnoszonego W gore,
szybkosci przy wznoszeniu sic W
gore, rzucaniu bomb etc. Mono
plany wspolzawodniczyc beda z
bjplanami-s
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TeIGgramy zagraniczne.
z Portugalii.

Lizbona, Il lipca. = Me po-
moga przeczenia rzadu: rewolu-
cyino-monarchistyczne tenden-
eve coraz gioSniej i silniej roz-
brzmiewaja W kraju, raz poraz
stajac sic powodem rozruchow /
stare. w poinocnej czesci kraju
monarchisci tworzq grupe bar
do liczna, ostatnio porOzumieli
sic mimi monarchiSci wyspy
Madery, nalezacej do Portugalii,
a stale przywiazani do monarchii.
w niediugiej przyszloSci oczeku-
ia oni zapasow broni z Belgii, po-
czem maja zaczac regularne po-
wStanie przeciw republice! Rad
i'm luz wiele broni Skonfiskowal
Sic wojska coraz wiecej do poino-
cnych prowincyi. Walka rzadu z
koScioiem tez wiele sic przyczy-
MIA do niezadowolenia ludu; wie-
kSzoSc ksiezy odrzuciia pensye O.
fiarowane i'm Przez Rad j katoli-
cy zajeli wzgledem niego stano-
wiSko wrogie. Onegdaj W Povoa
dc Llanhoso urzadzono procesye
W poblizu kosciola, republikanie
chcieli ia rozpedzic, stad
przyszlo do walki pomiedzy mimi
a katolikami; wojskO dopiero
przywr6cilo porzadek. Podob-
nych zajst jest wiecej: Wskazujq
one. re W Portugalii wcale ME
jest tax cicho spokojnie, jak o
tenn rad opowiada. -.
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z Rosyi.

Petersburg. Il lipca. = Rad
rosyjski otrzymal ze strony Off
cyalnej piracy niemieckiej powaz-
ma przestroge, by sic lepiej trzy-
mai ma bohu cd spraw zachodnio
europejskich i afykahskich, gdyz
j tax ma on peine rece roboty ma
blizszym dalekim Wschodzie =
W Azyi. Jest to prawda; MOVIE
rozruchy i bunty W Persyi kaza
Rosyi zwr6cic tam swa uwage.
w Persyi mianowicie podnios'a
sic rewolucya ma rzecz dawniej-
szego szacha, a zwolennicy jego
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PopraWll1 sic. q Pleca ma 1ep.
Pol godziny po wypuszczenlu
ich Z domu poprawy trzech mez-
czyzn obiio obrabowalo Jozeta
Rusche. Detektywi po d}ugiel
pogoni strzelaninie aresztowall
opryszkow ma rogu Marshall
boul. i 24tej llicy.
Ma stacyi policyjnej zamknieto
Jamesa Mckay, 312o Lexington
ul.. Edwarda Sceesey, sol w.
43cia utica Fr. Robertsa, $50
La Sale III.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.
w sobote wieczorem siedem
osob zostalo skaleczonych na ro-
gu Wentworth i w. 3Snej kie-
DIV wicher przewalii wielkl ua-
miot cyrku Buffalo Bills Wild
West i pod piotnem pogrzebai
100 ludzi.
Nagly wicher zaskoczyi cyrk
nieprzygotowany.
Pomiedzy poranionemi znaJ-
duja sic:
Helena Churst, lat 10, 1896 \.
Lawndale ave-;
w. Strong, &c lat, 1914 South
Halsted rll.;
c. H. Sindell, "a lata, 1915 W.
54ta ul.;
Ernest Ernshon, 1901 Indiana
ave-;
7. C. Thompson, ~ lata, oo45
S. Paulina ul.
A. Hesselberg, 80 lat, 1911
Hastings ul.;
James Klein, IS lat, 1911 Ha-
stings ul.
Ma szczescie, wypadek ten "a
szedf dose wczeSnie, krotko po
kolacyi, kiedy mala tylko gro
mada ludzi ciekawych zebrafa
sic pod namiotem. Gdyby wypa-
dek byi zaszedl pozniej w pani-
&c zapewne zgineioby kilku ludzi
Sobotnia burza poczyni}a zna-
czne szkody. Male parowce ma
ieziorze musiaiy sic wrocic do
,ortu, l6dz gazolinowa Ban
al. miotana wichrami osiadia
a mieliznie przy 29tej ulicy.
Piorun trzas} w siup telefonicz-
" ma rogu Halsted Roscoe /
orzerwa} przewodniki telefoni-
CZne.
w czasie bury rowniez piorun
,apalif trzypietrowy dom w E
,anston, ktory niebawem strata
y Cd spustoszenia uratowall.
Nova banda podpalaczy.
Przez aresztowanie Bernardo
;teina, 1928 S. State ul. Alex
sandra Bromberga, I22 S. Hal
,ted ul., wyszlo podobno ma jaw
.tnienie novel handy podpala-
zy, ktora juz kompanie asekura-
vine pokrzywdzila ma sumo
S2.ooo,ooo. w sprawe wmleszanl
"a takze dwaj agenci kompanil a
sekuracyJneJ.
Adwokat stray pozarnej Sui
ivan m6wii wczoraj, re Stein i
3romberg wykryja gorsza bande,
riz ia, ktorej Dreyfus przewod-
liczyi.
Dreyfus popeinii samobojstwo
lIiedy sprawki jego wyszly ma
;aw.
David Korshak; nazwany kro-
'em podpalaczy przez Dreyfusa,
lest osobistym przyjacielem
Bromberga, a Stein jest. kolega
Bromberga.
Postrzelono uniste.
Dominik Vacco, lat 81, 722
Ewing ul., czionek uni mular-
,kiej zostai smiertelnie postrzelo-
ny W. lokalu, unijnym ma rogu
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z Australia.

Melbourne, II lipca. = Austria
liza Jest wysoce zadowolona z po-
wodu nowego ukfadu japonsko-
angielskiego; prasa tamtejsza wy
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Ze spraw angielskich.

LOndyn, IL llpCa. = LOIu M
tchener generalissumus armii an
gielskiej zostai mianowany lega-
tenn rzadu w Egipcie i dow0dzca
wszvstkich sill Anglii W okolicy
Nora Sr6dziemnego dotychczaS
dow0dca takim byi general, sta
cyonowany ma wyspie Malcie.
Spodziewa sic rad, re lord XII
tchener potrafi opanowac niechec
krajowcow ku Anglii, wzrastaja-
ca szybko W ostatnich latach.
- Kilka kompanii okretowych
W porozumieniu bedacych podnio-
slo cd dis ceny przejazdu przez
Atlantyk w jedna druga STRONG o
$3.50 "a |. II. kajute; III. kaju-
IA w Genie zostala niezmieniona.
lest to rezultat strajku maryna-
rzv i podwyzek i'm udzielonych,
kt6re kompanie idbija sobie ma
podr6zujacej publice.
Wielka sensacye budzi tn a
fera kradziezy kolii brylantowej
ma galowem przedstawieniu ope-
~ teatru ,,Covent Garden; kolie
miaia skraSc pewna. arystokrat-
ka, ktora zaraz odjechala do Pa
ryza. Wysiano "a mia detekty-
wow; sadza tez, ze moze ona pc
dobremu zwroci 6w klejnooik, ie-
Sli jej zapewnia niekarnosc ia
jemnice.
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Sytuacya W Portugalii.
Ze spraw angielskich.
Z poityki rosyjskiej.
Niemcy sadach polubownych.
Co S4ychaG w Mexyl&1.
Z Australia i z Chin.
Z polityki rosyjskiej.
Z Australia i z Chin.

Cholera ma SYynburne island POcZtOWe kasy OSzczednOci
W czterech wielkich miastach Straszne neszczecie
kopaln; 2l g6rnk6w zabitych. .Wymiana profesor6w
Japonia Smier6 byego czionka egisatury. Wysfan-
mix Czarne Rek zabity. : Smerteny pojedynek poll
cyanta z rabusiem
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Eatterman Glanz pozycza wan pie
niedzy ma splacenie starej hipoteki
lub ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
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z Mexyku.

Puebla, II lipca. - w tutejszej
fabryce Covandonga zabito 2-ch
niemieckich robotnikow ich 20
n.y.; stalo sic to w czasie ostatnich
zaburzen pomiedzy Maderystami
wojSkiem. Ma miejsce til przy-
byl konsul niemiecki prowadzi
Sledztwo. Wladze ze swej strony
energicznie szukaja winnych "a
resztowaly okolo 20 podelrza-
nych, oraz obiecaiy wszelkie "a
dose uczynienie.
- Bawi tn Madero, przywodca
rewolucyi, ktory razem guber-
natorem Gomezem prowadzi spra-
we rozbrojenia dawnych rewo-
lucyonist6w; jest ich tn okofo
3 900 i ME iatwa z mimi sprawa,
ba awanturuja sic po miescie i O.
kolicv. W1adze zamySlaja "a
przadz ich do piracy publicznej, O.
raz do siuzby policyjno strazni-
czei. We wielu innych miejsco-
woSciach rowniez przyszio dc
stare zaburzen; wszedzie doka-
zuia dawniejsi rewolucyoniSci. w
Tuarez chcieli oni napasc ma bu-
dynek celny i zrabowac go, ale "a
pobiezono temu, przysylajac pie
Made ma zold dla Mich ze stoli-
cy. Wieksze rozruchy miaay
miejsce take W Aqua Prieta
Cananea.
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z Chin.

Annoy, II lipca. = Dzuma ME
wygasa! w ciagu ostatnich dwu
tygodni zanotowano tu 25 jej wy
padkow, 8 ospy, 3 cholery.
Kr6twie wiesci telegraficzne.
Antwerpia, Belgia, II lipca. =
Ma okretcie FINLAND, naleza-
Gym do Red Star Line" wykryto
pozar VEGAS ugaszono go;
zachodzi podobno podpolenie,
szkoda nieznaczna.
Medyolan, W}ochy, II lipca.-
Zamek Sforza w St. Angelo Lo-
diciano, zbudowany W roku 1891
splonal tn wraz z cennem archl-
wum i pamiatkami historycznemi.
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z polityki niemieckiej.

Berlin, II lipca. = ReWizya
traktatu anglo : japonskiego ME
wywolala tn zdziwienia: oczeki-
wano jej uwazajs ja "a natural
nv rezultat novel sytuacyi poll
tycznej pomiedzy Anglia, Japonia
a Stan. Zjedn. Saba tn, re ME
ma narazie obowy o wojne MIC
dzy Japonia a Rosya, albo Japo-
mia, a Stami Zjedn., tylko sto-
sunk rosyjsko chinskie moga
sic stac powodem ruchawki; mo-
zliwem jest, il nawet Japonia ze
Stanami Zjedn., zawrze przymie-
RE sad6w polubownych. Niemcy
tez coraz przychylniej patrza ma
propozycye amerykahska o O.
wych sadach rozjemczych; ME
ufnoSc ich znika imoze istotnie
Niemcy zawra re Stanami przy-
mierze podobne, tylko nieco po-
zniej = po Anglii Francyi.
- Konferencye pos3a francu-
skiego Cambona zministrem
spraw zewnetrznych, Kiderlen-
Waechterem trwaja wciaz; pre-
bieg ich okryty tajemnica.