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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
Cautious.

81 have a remarkable history" be
gan the lady who looked like a posi-
BILE client.
ITO tell or SELF" inquired the law
yer cautiOusly.-Washln Herald
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06

|, the undersigned Recorder OF Mortgages
in and for the Parish OF Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act of Incorporation of the
New willard Naval Stores Company" was
this day duly recorded in my Office, in book
1913, folio 379. New Orleans, March 10,
1911.
(Signed) EMILE LEONARD, ID. X.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
CHARTER
" WW WILLARD NAVAL STORES
COMPANY.

" NV WILLARD NAVAL STORES
COMPANY.
United STATES OF AMERICA, STATE
WLOulsIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
4 VII OF NEW ORLEANS.
Known, that on this, the fourth day
=, month OF February, in the year Of
-. olo one thousand nine hundred and
= - ana OF the independence of the Unit
a.. ~ or America the one hundred and
1 vtn, before me, W. Morgan Gurley,
2sns.sy Public, duly commissioned and
~. IN and for the Parish of Orleans,
louisiana, therein residing, and in
ksence OF the witnesses hereinafter
- nc Undersigned, personally came and
kum several persons whose name.
- eanto subscribed, all being of full
a3ority, and who severally declare
~ alnng themselves of the provisions
49,. avs and constitution of this state,
- &c tne organization Of corporations,
contracted and agreed, and do by
"a o,s,ents contract and agree and bind
ate themselves as well as such per-
~ may hereinafter become associated
11Itie h to form and constitute body
r,1aw , for the objects and purposes
~. -, the agreements and stipulations
IN, 'v.l,Owing, which they adopt as their
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06

We must not sit down and look for
niracles.-Eliot.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
HONOR BRIGHT.

Now Mamma that precisely the thing the lad
utterance of Barnuu
do Ink i he
all
read it?
do before they
written?
anything?
note like that
trying to sayF ~,
is learn to write Pit
plugging
to learn how o
smoother moving ano
o
spenceran the world produce system
with in reading
and
in indicate the
taking speech
dictation.
imposbliy
Spencetan Charter and Barnum
Here utterancs in spencsrian
Ia 7A-
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
UNEXAGGERATED ANALYSIS
PllMAN-SPENCERIAN CHARTER, By J. NJ Rease, Principal
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.


ceridn Charter Shorthand.
In the last 80 days there haze been more
than twenty-five business colleges and High
Schools adopting the Spencerian Charter
In the past 20 days there have been FOUR Bust
ness Colleges in the City of Chicago alone that have
recognized its Irresistible tide and have sent orders
for books These we're formerly Pifman Schools.
Ho consider, the cumulative
w point . master of Nand CAREFUL
unbiased unexaggerated analysis Of difficulties
was reheared last weeks surprised the long and
takes the best mind naturally
gifted for his work reach the
every word of this analysis
IT: tho ignorant AAn the who really nothing
s or SO little mot to be able to make it Of who cannot
these obvious truths.
Indeed examine analysis
ss @ ns sa Ps'e r $ % saa
men. alone can experience feeling of resistance
The spirit would Futons mighty
crafts propelled BY steam piOughns the waters
dying country and it's only the
sticking to it.
Since 1897 shorthand has been at a sandstrl
Students innumerabe 1ouruy
Innumerabis of by the waysde
Dao.r gait point "n' with great o'n'u'' they write at
very few have the summit
10 mast
Ptman shorthand IL 1oke-no chids SPORT
devote one and two years
be make practical use Of on.hs of Ssm
books school
to be absolutely in
AN APPEAL TO REASON AND VISION.
.
easily they learn
writ. In .
Except vord-ssn. language
O show clearly that
IN. spsnesrn Charter System writes the ySw' whi writing
written snsuas.
pitnan
tn. toll Guild actually max. shorthand possible.
And fully generations
with his achievement
majority psc. know nothing of shorthand except
like an automobile
chinsry cumbersomenes
Pitman his
edition
their girls
q write
BEFORE OR AFTER THE CONSONANT.
When you =
1sonant
The Charter position.
Tread eonsonant
write the vowel writing the stroke
! There variation, doubt
In Charter
consona ant and therefore
II the word syllable
with easily.
Liable" the IT, in the 81" position the
expressed By Joined "Aand
lust legtbls
craftn 10
Its mater
The object sandpurp
is organized md the natur o
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
ARTICLE /.

m nme OF this corporation shall be
PANT 80 NAVAL STORES COM
h n. NJ snall have corporate existence
IN "a. PeIod or ninety-nine (99) years
N.Y. o4te hereof and shall have and
konisS me purpose of the business to
~ - en py II, all the powers conferred
- npv.s similar corporations, including
II ~ :. 70 make and use a corporate seal,
~ 0ofr. 10 break or alter at pleasure
- -. sue and be sued in its corpor-
ehuofe W mold, own, receive, purchase,
oiedse convey, mortgage, hypothe-
"a fpst OF otherwise cucumber property,
~ ofhs.s nu personal to issue bonds, notes
01osirs oolgations, for the purpose of
~gtnrs and TO secure same by
NJ mrh otnerwise; to name and APP
I'M ma a. SSmcers, managers, directors,
0ld o.nef employees as the interests
~ Or r.,pauon may require and to sus-
nd ana =. same at the pleasure Of said
49, uiations as NAV be necessary and
>SsS snd the same 10 alter amend or
1a{or. - pleasure, and to generally do and
ncnHr. such acts as NAV be proper and
~ ~ 80 70 carry out and execute the pur-
THIS corporation.
ARTICLE II.
u CIV ns OF this corporation shall be
~ Int a, VI New Orleans, State of Lou
IA o.. may establish and operate fac
~ a6vssss and agencies wherever II NAV
~ pFocssse All citation and other le-
- n ~ snail be served on the Pres
- II ahss- evaporation, or in the event
- Ma rSsssscr inability to act, then upon
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06

sAZvr~
And the reading is Just this great
Examine for yourself
far that every
ghr nolg to- that II awas ser
NOS hes the prssn genra-
or constantly wtdning use
Don't you small boy he wrote
you that Understand him thoroughy-exacuyf
AN APPEAL TO PROFESSIONAL MEN, BUSI-
NESS MEN, EVERYBODY.
a ordered treatise
Subsc with
different OF doing the
following OF
o. latest edition. would you not he
antiques?
following
On how many cany express "h' in Pitmani
H, a H, tick by
o-Wben is the downward H used?
8 employed when It stands alone fol
a 9 n (MOST OTHER
upward form is used
written medially how DO Distinguish
A-Wben H taken to write the
circle of the H mistaken for the circle g.
asperate II usedf
contracted before NJ AND
r., and letters q, and w.
Q-Anythng else? $500
H-Yes When WHEN CONVENIENTLY the tick
also be prefxed a hooked for R.
O-Have any expressing HI
would be fnconvenlent the
Be aspsaed
- other H!
Pitmanic systems thcken the
such words whale whim etc.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-06
A GENERAL APPEAL.

appeal to man Orleans who be-
convenient
believes that the
superior to the
q
Nsten think:
Charter Shorthand was In s In
the
with progress
who ID bold enough to
this article
ts embryo state 1t
low he and the vicious
teaching the system than
can be found using Shorthand
In the than twenty-five busi
schools adopt the Charter In the
city
irresistible tide and
ldersf fol were formerly Pitman schools
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

Nearly all beautiful things are ex-
Notwithstanding women.
Republicans of Maryland will hold
their state primary on August 29.
Governor Foss of Massachusetts will
probably be renominated this fall with
out opposition
Ty Cobb has now passed McInnes
and leads the league. batting around
.450. Ty is also the leagues leading
sluggcr, base stealer and run getter
The Socialist party in Mississippi
has named a complete state ticket.
headed by J. r. Lester of jackson as
candidate for governor.
Edward r. Dunno. former mayor of
Chicago. is being doomed by his
friends for the Democratic nomination
for Governor of Illinois.
The Good Government League Of
Louisiana. representing the "insur-
sent element of the Democratic party
in that state. has nominated Judge T..
Hall for governor.
Sam Langford says that he was
afraid TO "out loose" in his recent bout
with Tony Caponi i'm Winnipeg The
Tar Baby" thinks the Winnipeg police
would have nailed him had he started
anything.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05

nival are the animal show and Nomia
show, both of which attracted large
crowds and were greatly enjoyed The
Patterson shows will continue at the
driving park for the remainder of the
week, providing special entertainment
FOR the midsummer carnival.
The results of the various sports
events IN Laurium were as follows.
winners being announced In order OF
finishing, first. second and third:
100 yard dash-Bert Murphy, w.
Nckcrvis Hugh James.
Half-mile bicycle race-Ed. Gustaf-
SO, w. James and -. Julia.
so yard dash, girls-,Miss q. Maxim
son. Edna Othote, Miss a. Hirsch.
Dog race-Charles Odell, w. Dun
stan, Roy Goulettc, Frank Jutrash
Pie eating Goullette, Pc
ter Bellinger, Louis Sangstrom, w.
Pentzold
SLOW horse racial. Peterson, #.
Hogan, j. Morrison.
Half-mile mechanics hilbert, Earl
McGlynn of Hancock, Il. Borgo
Shoe racc-James Sandry a. Du-
pont. l. Larson.
Sack race-E. Harrington, Emil
Frcderickson. Crank Grahek.
Tug-os -war-Campbel team, Cog
gin team.
Flag race-Martin Dooley's team.
Three-legged race-~Harry Lachman
and w. Dunstan, T.. Mckenzie and
Roy Jolly, j. Blinstrob and w. Mitch
ell.
Egg race, boys-E. Mcdonald. T..
Serrar Frank Samda
220-yard dash-w Nekervis, Bert
Murphy. Hugh James.
Boys barrel race-James Mayrand,
Al. McGraw, j. Mckenzie
50-yard dash boys-Ed. Silvcrmann,
Tony Grumba, Tom DOWN.
Calithumpisns and Clowns.
Calithumpians- Ferris wheel. Drill
Boys. Deitz family, Roosevelt and gil
rane old Maids band Laurium boost
ers, Chicken farm. Liberty bell, Trusts,
Unity boys. American bull.
Cluwns-Ben Ursin w. Morgan. *.
Thompson. George Cornish, Mike Kel-
ly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
Laurium Department

Ihcre were numerous floats. While
the procession was passing Calumet
avenue. the door of one of the cages
IN the Patterson Amusement company
division flew open and three tiger
cubs almost escaped. Attention was
called To il by onlookers. and FORUM
.ately the door was closed. before any
damage WIS done.
Following the parade. the address
.of the day was delivered by A. L.. Pc
termann. II was mastery piece of
work ana full of loyal and patriotic
sentiment James Y. Fisher read the
Declaration of independence in very
.creditablc manner.
The afternoons pleasures consisted
LOT sports of every description, the foot
races being of special interest.
The celebration was closed with a
very pretty fireworks display, followed
by dance in the Laurium town hall.
music for. the occasion being furnished
10y the Laurium band.
Despite the fact that there were
thousands of visitors in Laurium yes
tcrday the crowds were kept i'm per-
icct order for which credit is due the
village officials.
Patterson Shows.
1t is estimated that fully 5000 pco-
pie attended the shows of the Pat
terson Amusement company which
opened their weeks engagement yes
tcrday The big features of the car
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
LsHro is THE WINNER.
Defeats Champion OF Finland in Bril-.
liant Match

Adviccs received from Helsingfors
Finland bring word OF great victory
for Karl Lchto. the wcll known cop
per couatry catch as catch-can wrcst-
Ter over Tuomisto, the champion Of
Finland during the latter part OF last
month. che match took place near
Hclsingfor7. and according TO the mes
sage received. the champion quit after
the match had progressed forty-fyc
minutes Lehto first secured "A toe
bold on his opponent and finally work.
cd into scissors. INJECTING 50 much
punishment that Tuomisto was willing
to give up.
1t will be remembered that little
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
LEVEsouE-ETHIER NuPTlALs.
Laurium Girl and Red Jacket Young
Man Are United


The wedding occurred this morning
Of Miss Della Levesque. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. David Levesque, of Os-
ceola street. to John Either. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Either, OF Red
Jacket. The ceremony was performed
at ST Annes French church at a.
m. only the immediate relatives being
present
The bride was given away by her
father, the groom's father also being
in attendance. Following the cere-
mony breakfast was partaken OF at
the brides home. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Either left on the steamer Octorara
for a lake trip to Buffalo. Cleveland
Detroit, and other cities. They will
be at home i'm the Nelson Schroeder
block. Oak street. Red Jacket. on July
10.
Both the groom and his bride are
we'll known I'm Calumet where they
were born and raised The groom is
bookkeeper for Ed NJ Leiblein and Co.
in Red Jacket.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
FOURTH PARADE
IS Big FEATURE
LAURIU MS CELEBRATION OF
FOURTH is HUM MINER
SPORTS ALSO PROVE
VERY INTERESTING.

Yesterday was certainly Lauriums
banner Fourth of July" was the state
ment made by President Wills today
over 10000 people visited the village
during the day and were deliberately
entertained.
During the morning, one of the finest
parados ever held in Calumet was wit
messed. 1t covered about eight blocks
and contained many novel features.
Grand Marshal James v Wills OF
Laurium, accompanied by his aides
headed the procession. and there were
three bands, the Laurium, Quincy and
Patterson bands. The calithumpian,
clown and other features attracted ia %
rorable comment, and the members of
Co. \. Engineers. who participated.
gave the pageant a military aspect.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05

The Chinese government is endeav-
orlng to simplify and systematic the
Celestial language.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
Calumet VS.. Oak Leas.

Defeat was Calumet's portion I'm tn,
game with the Chicago oak Lea'
Monday afternoon. the score being 4
to g. The locals outhit the visitors
but bonehead PLAYS i'm the field worked
their undoing, enabling the Chicago ag-
gregation to score fuor runs on only
two hits.
Hiltonen was on the mound for CAL
umet and pitched beautiful game, be-
sides making effective use Of the will
low. His opponent was Wttenborn
who was touched up for nine hits
Calumet made five errors behind Hill
tonen. while the visiting twirler was
accorded better support, only two slips
being charged up against his team
mates. Up TO the eighth inning, Calu-
met had the better of the game. In
that inning however, IIiltoncn passed
MCGEE. after the latter had two strikes
and no balls. and he stole second.
Louis slammed out two Dagger. scor-
ing MCGee, and while Sleeman was
deciding where he would throw the
btils i+VulN HAdiN tN i'i AiilAhs 7 Nv Tvs
was q bad one, going clear outside of
the inticld and as far as tho fence
near the left field bleachers, It cna-
bled the runner to register the winning
run.
while sliding 10 the base Rombcrg
was spiked above the knee by Greinke.
suffering painful three cornered iab.
II seemed To be his hoo doc day, FOR in
the last inning. Wolf put the ball on
him 50 hard that he was rendered un-
conscious and II required somo time
To revive him.
The score by innings was:
II. II. T..
oak Lcas ..O2OO 500 >
Calumet 10000 OOO3 .
Batteries wttenborn and Louis;
Hiltopen and Gray.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
SPORTING NEWS OF THE WORLD

country man lost Gracco- Roman
match to Tuomlsto, who pinned his
shoulders TO the mat after a struggle
OF one hour forty-six minutes. The
announcement of Lehto's victory will
be received with much pleasure by his
many friends here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
POSTPONE BAPTIST PICNIC.

The annual picnic of the Calumet
Baptist Sunday school which was to
take place Saturday of this week at
Electric park. has been postponed for
two weeks till July %. A delightful
time IS anticipated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
CALUMET HITS
THE TOBOCCAN
LOCALS LOSE BOTH GAMES OF
DOUBLE HEADER YESTER-
DAY AND DROP CONTEST
TO OAK LEAS.

Besides losing To the oak Leas OF
Chicago in Mondays exhibition game,
Calumet dropped both OF the games
played yesterday, with Mohawk in the
morning and Hurontown i'm the after
noon.
Both of yesterdays games were hard
to lose for in the afternoon, Calumet
outnit 1urontown, but The visitors had
the good fortune - bunch their hits
and make the errors of the Calumet
team count. The morning game was
tied until the last inning, an error, two
/ singles and home run, giving Mo-
hawk lead that could not be over
come.
! me score of the afternoon game was
If TO s. Eaton started on the slab for
Calumet and held tho visitors to one
hit up to the fift1 inning, when six
hits and five runs were registered.
!iiltonen, who succeeded him granted
seven hits and six runs i'm the follow
! ing inning. In the nth. singles by
anderson, Sullivan. Werner, Wagner
ana Mutter were followed by a two
baeGer by Nettle ana when the smoke
cleared away, five men had crossed
the plate. Anderson started the fire
works with a single again i'm the sew
cnth Rutledge following with a two
tasser. and Sullivan. Wedge, Werner
and Wagner with singles. An error
of RombeTgs placed Nettle on first and
another single by Anderson, enabled
the sixth man 10 score.
Orths three Dagger. Lobb's two bag
ger and Eatons single. gave Calumet
two runs i'm the second inning and
single by Lobb followed by Eaton's
two Dagger and singles Of Andrews
and Romberg gavo Calumet three
more runs in the third. Calumet Sc
cured two more earned runs in the
seventh and one in the eighth, but was
unable to overcome Hurontown's big
lead.
The Morning Game.
Intermittent showers marred the
morning game between Calumet and
Mohawk. the league leaders scoring
victory by the score of to /, by max
ing four runs in the ninth inning
Renwick was on the slab for Calu
met and did good work up TO the
ninth inning. when he was found free
~. Cross. who was on the mound for
Mohawk held the locals to six hits.
The local twirler had eleven strike
outs to his credit while Cross had
three.
Calumet was first To score. Orth's
sacrifice hit enabling Eaton to regis
ter, after the latter had made a three |
Dagger i'm the third. Mohawk cvened |
mp in the seventh. an error Of Sincock's |
putting Williams on bases and two
base hit by Hogan scoring him In
the tenth, an error by Rombcrg gave
Cross his base and singles by Buddo |
and Williams were followed by 1Iogans
home run. a clean drive over the left |
Held fence. which entitled him to the
hat offered by Gatcly and Virgins.
Calumet and Hurontown,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
LkuRiuM BRIEFS.
| r
|


Fred Stoneman of Laurium, has gone
to Irunwood To spend the Fourth.
Joseph Reed has returned from few
days visit to iron country points.
\ number of Laurium horsemcn went
20 Hancock yesterday afternoon TO
witness the driving races at the Han
cock Driving park.
Joseph Bcnnetts. of Taurlum, is
home from Detroit. ana other cities
where he has been spending the past
two weeks.
Attilio Castigliano, formerly of this
city. now located at Ilibbing. Mimi,
where he is Italian Consular agent
will leave for home this evening. ac-
companicd by his young son. after
spending tho Fourth here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
American League.

Cleveland, 4; st. Louis. 3.
Boston, 8; Washington. s.
Philadelphia. S; New YORK. Z.
Philadelphia, 3: New York. /.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05

Summary-Struck out-Renwick IL:
Cross 3. Bases on balls-Renwick 2.
Two base hits-LaF' echc and Hogan.
Three base hit-Eaton. Home run
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
MONDAYS GAMES.
NJ ationaI LEAGUE,

New York, 3; Philadelphia. Z.
Boston, 3; Brooklyn, 8.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05

Totals &c. e.. ...42 II p 3
Score by innings r.
Hurontown &C.. ..000O56 O0--11
Calumet ..... .....O2O3OOg 10 S
Summary-Struck out by Eaton. g.;
Hiltoncn, A; Wagner, 4. Two-basc
hits. Eaton. Peterson, Lobb, Ncttle,
Rutledgc and Werner Thrce-base
hits-Orth Umpire-St George.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-04
PIATEK, DNlA 4-do sIERPNIA, 1911 RoKU.

ckiemu przedstawiony jake pro-
jektowany nastepca DIR. Hilla ma
StanowiSko ambasadora anne
rykanskiego. Leishman byi daw-
niej ambaSadorem amerykanskim
W Konstantynopolu; ma on bye
podobno dobrze widziany u rza-
du berlinskiego.
Wroclaw, t sierpnia. - Z o.
kazyi 1OOtnej rocznicy zalozenia
tutejszego uniwersytetu rozdano
wiele honorowych. doktoratow (;
miedzy mimi odznaczeni zostali W
ten sposob Amerykanie: Bacon w
uniwersytecie Yale, Elliot b.
prezes univ. Harvard, Butler
univ. Columbia Smith z
univ. Harvard. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-04

ka wydarzeh historycznych sic
odbywalo. Poniewaz w obecnych
czasach mic podobnie waznego
ME odbywa sic bez zdjec fotogra-
ficznych, przeto przedewszyst-
klein zrobiono do tego przygoto-
wanna. w kacie uStawiono stol,
po ktorego jednej stronie znajdo-
wal sic sekretarz Knox, po dru-
giej ambassador Bryce; prezydent
stall pomiedzy mimi, "a mimi u
grupowali sic sekretarz archi-
wow wicehrabia de Sainte Phal-
le, francuski wicekonsul w No
wynn Yorku; pan Ovey, drugi Sc
kretarz ambasady brytyjskiej,
Chandler Anderson Sidney
Smith departamentu paii-
stwa. Kiedy wszystko byio 'goto-
we, dygnitarze przylozyli pio-
ra do pergaminow, fotograf liczyl
sekundy, W czasie ktorych mu-
sieli pozostac nieruchomi i zrobil
zdjecie. Potem szybko zalatwio-
no formalnoSci, a urzednik de-
partamentu panstwa przy}ozyi
wstazki i pieczecie. Sekretarz
Knox podpisai oba angielskie /
jeden francuski tekst ukladow,
podczas gdy drugi tekst francu-
ski znajdowai sic W Paryzu u
ambasadora Jusseranda, gdzie
swiadkiem podpisu by} amery-
kanski ambassador Bacon. Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-08-04

vie opozycyoniSci ogiosili pro-
test przeciwko mianowaniu no
wych lordow przez Rad, pragna-
cy tym sposobem przeforsowac
w Izbie lordow wniosek o zniesie-
niu veta lordowskiego. Jest to
jednak = zdaje sic - iabedzi
Spiew opozycyi - ostatnie jej
siowo, maio juz silly i znaczenia
majace.
= w Londynie wiadze posta-
nowiiy zbudowac move doki gle
bokie kosztem przeszlo 10 Milo
now dolarow.
- Bawi tu milioner amerykai-
ki Morgan, ktory W najblizsza
Srode odjezdza do n. Yorku, "a
kupiwszy Gala mase cennych
dziei Sztuki do swoich zbiorow.
- Odbyi sic tn pogrzeb cenio-
nego malaria amerykahskiego E
dwina Abbey'a, zmarlego pred
kilku dniami. w pogrzebie ucze-
stniczyi ambassador Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, Reid.
- w miescie odczuwac sic da-
je dotkliwy brak lodu, ktory do
piero usuha okrety Z Norwegii
l6d wiozace, bedace jeszcze W
drodze.