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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

E|rI.EE- VALET. -- Enc ism. FIRST class refer
sCrrs thoroughly understands his duties 20
a.. who're Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, %
81 A. 81 Phone 30@S-Bryant.
BUTLER VALET. - Thoroughly experienced :
four Years excellent references. CITY or coun-
u Miss Buckeys Employment Agency Il
Ne.- - ST. 'Phcre-74s7-B BRYANT
RL.LEE-N ALET-I. sEFT.I. i Norwegian. thor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
STAMMERING,
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

LOOKING FOR ! SCHOOL OR CAMP
49, s,-i,tnr Schooi AGENCY. I'll Park Row. X Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

HAMBERMAID.-Very neat. good irish SRI
understands her work thoroughly wiling
assist other work. S2J 20 anywhere. Oster-
berg's Agency, T16 Lexington ave. lel' Io''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
FALL RIVER Line

VII Nevport and Fall River. ~ PIER 49,
y 70 foot warren St. week days ana S. IN,
,avs 2. 20 P NJ Steamers COMMUNICABLE
md PRISCILLA. Orchestra on eacn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10

GERMAN PROTESTANT COOK-Competent
erreI1sut baker. wages $40. friend parlgf-
maid good waitress Morrow's Agency 81
D .virg.gr ave corner hkth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10

TADYs MAID. sEAMsTEEss - Excellent;
swedish. three years last lady. city keep
drer,s pi3rse. Osterhcrgs Agency Tl6 Lexing-
ION avs Tel 1858 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10

The Wright Oral School for the Deaf

Roarding and Day school. kindergaTten 70 COZ
leee or Business speech and Ln-Reading only
Founded 1894 ! Nj Morris Park W, y Y City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-10
Female.

NEN wishing TO earn s. 20 - oa.., 80
fo- terms Immediately. First Naiionai Nui
series. Rochester y. y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
Pretty Poll Lays
Egg at Age of rs

Because Al Pettitt. a clerk for Horne
& Gelvin, living at so2 East State
stree. has always supposed his pet
parrot a male and consequently not in
the !ncuhating business, he was sur
prised the other morning to find a lit
tie white egg. about the sise of ban
.am's egg. in Pretty Polls" cage.
AS Polly is about the only name Civ
en- a parrot. regardless Of sex. Mr.. Pet
tit is glad now that he had the bird
named CORRECTLY. Mr.. Petutt bought
the bird. which Of the Cuban breed.
1--WE years ago, ana Il was then 20 years
old, Just how old a female parrot be-
comes before she Will cease TO lay
eggs. Mr.. Petti,1 :s not informed. but
PoNy's hrst egg in the Ave years he
has known the bird Will not be served
up or over, or even scrambled. II Will
be kept as keepsake. The most un
usual feature OF Pol!y's egg is that a
parrot is seldom know. TO lay il
captivity
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22

W:ttenhu-g. Jrback. Germany. Nov.
~ ! $50 she came 20 New York in
is.. and the following year was mar
REQ 70 George a. Brand. Mi and Mrs.
Brand moved 10 Ohio soor after their
marriage and resided there for three
years. coming 10 Iowa IN 1885. Mr..
Brand die6 in 1926, and since then Mrs.
Brand has made her home with her
daughter. Mrs. Tinker.
Mrs. Brand was the mother of thir
teen children. Three died in infancy.
and one daughter. Mrs Charles Brock
q. died in this city in 1904. The sur
wing children are Fred Brand. o.
Eincon: William. Brand. Of Reddeld. 5.
D. Joseph Brand. OF Chicago: A,her:
Brand. residing south Of the city; Mrs.
John Harrne,I. of Des Monies; Mrs
DAME, Brown. OF Laurel; Mrs. Simon
Gillespie. of Glendale. Ca, ard Mrs.
Marion Card ard Mrs s ]. Tinker. Of
this city. Mrs. J Per-ire. @: Dayton.
Ohio. a niece OF Mrs. Brand. vas al the
bedside when the end came.
The funeral vii. De ned from -ha
German church THURSDAY morning a..
1880 O'Clock. Rev. Karl Res; conduct
ing The services. In-ermsn: Vii Re n
he Rock Valley cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
WILL REPAIR STREETS.
City to Make Asphalt Repairs and As.
sess Costs TO Barber Company.

The city council, BY resolution Mon
day afternoon, ordered the repair work
OF the asphalt streets Of the city as
found necessary. ard the cost OF ,h.'
i'm prove7nent assessed TO the sureues %
the Barber Asphalt Com pany. The res
olution was adopted and ordered flied
and held for one week az provided by
law.
The nee essary repairs had been ask
ed Of the Barber company, which is IN
der bond 70 keep the streets IN repair,
but II has failed 10 give th. matter at
tention and the city Will undertake to
have the work done.
The resolution gives approximately
the amount OF repairs necessary ana :..-
Guides work on South Third avenue,
North Second avenue. North Third
street, West Church street, and West
State street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
ELDoRA VETERAN DEAD.
William c. Teitse, Brother Of Mrs,
Josephine Shirk. Passes Away.

William c. Teicge. a member os the
soldiers home from E.do-a, died al & so
this morning a. me home hospital as
the result OF q her. &c OF the brain
due 20 an epiIeptic seizure Mr. Teitse
was a brother o: Mrs Josephine Sairk.
Of this city
MI Teiige vas native Of Cumb4r-
and county. Pennsylvania. where n wa s
born Oct 10. 1874. He moved 70 Car
-oli county. Illinois. as a young man.
and enlisted az Milledgeviile in Com
pany H. Fftty-Afth Illinois infantry. in
March. 1852 He was discharged a.,
Nashville. Tenn. In 1859 Mr.. Teitge
was q bachelor. ard entered the home
Dec. Is. 1904.
Aside from me sister living n this
city M Teitse IS survived by one other
sister, Mrs. Mary Bushman. o. E.
dora. Another sister, Mrs. Alice Perry
Brooks. died at I4aPla,a. Mo, five Years
a go the coming October
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
The Most Modern Railway Station in
the World

Free for the asking-a copy Of
handsomely illustrated folder descrip-
tive Of the new passenger terminal.
Chicago, OF the Chicago & Northwest
ern railway. 1t will prove interesting
10 you and give you a splendid idea
OF the facilities at your disposal when
you make your next trip TO Chicago 1t
is one of the most modern and COM
piete railway passenger terminals in
the world. Apply to agents. the North
western Line, or address A. G. John
son. pa>seuseT traffic manager. c. &
NV. Ry., Chicago, Ill
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
oenme.d Home Open All DAY.

The plans for the Denmead home be-
ing open on Wednesday. owing TO the
death Of Mrs. Jennie Williams have
been changed. and instead Of the house
being open 70 friends in the forenoon
only. it will be open ali cay. SO iur-
Their arrangements have been made for
the funeral. which will be private. and
as far as known the services will be
held Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
is CONFERENCE EVANGELIST.
Rev. P. A. keoppei, Of ST. Anthem,
Accounted in NJ p Conferences

AZ the annual conference Of the
Methodist Protestant church. whicil
closed Monday al Farrar. Rev. Phillip
a. keoppe!. pastor OF the church 9 I
st. Anthony. was appointed conference
evangelist, and during the next year
Will devote his time to the duties IF
that position thruout the conference.
The ST. Anthony charge was left un-
supplied
Rev. Mr.. Keoppei is one Of the older
and best known pastors OF the confer
ence and has held many Of the diff
far+nt pastoral charges
The Rhodes church was assigned
Rev $. VI. Johnston az pastor for the
coming year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
Many !. suft.rina Woman

Drags herself painfully thru her daily
tasks, suffering from backache. head
ache nervousness loss OF appetite and
poor sleep. not knowing her Ills are
due to kidney and bladder troubles.
Foley Kidney Pills give quick relief
from pain and misery and a prompt
return to health and strength. No
woman who 70 suffers can afford TO
overlook Foley Kidney Pills Mcbride
4 VIII Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
OBITUARY..
Bach.

John Philip. the 1879 nonths-o.e son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bach, 157 South
Sixth street. died this morning IL abou,
o'clock Of Inflammation ~ the bowels
The fusera, n:!l be held from the res
idence az ] O'Clock Thursday, ard from
Timber Creek center school house a,
Rev. + J. Nykle Will be in charge Of
the services and intern1ent will be in
the Center school cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
COST OF MAIN EXTENSION.
City Engineer Steiner Submits Cost Of
I'm provement in Iowa Central Yards.

City Engineer Steiner submitted to
the city council Monday afternoon his
report on the approximate cost OF the
proposed extension OF the water mains
in the Iowa Central yards. A blue print
Of the proposed Improvement, show
ing the mains to be laid and the road
ways to be maintained by the companc
:s-r the wards for fire purposes, &C
companied the report.
The cost Of the extension according
to Steiner's report. Will be s2,s29.55 for
material and labor. The labor Is fig
ured at 5000.
Mayor Jones moved that q PROPOSE
don be submitted TO Master Mechanic
Gill. OF the Iowa Central. that the city
would bear one-half the expense OF the
Improvement IL the company would
stand the other half
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
Spend Your Vacation in Colorado.

Special low rate round trip tickets
on sale daily until Sept. 30 70 Denver
Colorado Springs and Pueblo. No bet
ter place on earth TO spend your vaca
ton, and this is the time Of the year
when Colorado Is at its best Secure
) our tickets via the Chicago, Union Pa
cieic g. Northwest ern line. Any North
western line agent will gladly quote
you rates, make your sleeping car
reserva tons, and give you all desired
information
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
MRS. ROSE BRAND DEAD.
AGED Resident Of Marshalltown Die.
at Home Of Daughter.

At Homo Of Daughter.
Mrs. Rose Oswald Brand. the aged
mother of Mrs. Marion Gard and Mrs.
8. J. Tinker. and an old resident OF
MarshaIltown, died at O'Clock Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Tinker. $40
East Main street, death being due to
infirmities Of old age. Mrs. Brand had
been In poor health since May 10. and
had been confined to her bed for the
past six weeks.
Rose Oswald Brand was born in
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
a,;dom.n O.. cont;nu.d.

The case of Edward Bridgman, the
14-year-old boy charged with assault
upon 6-year-old Georgia HeaIey, was
called in Justice Peek's court at
O'Clock Sunday evening, having been
continued from Aug. H. Owing to the
absence OF two important witnesses
the case was again continued for two
weeks
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
In III, Police Court.

Charles Crawford. John Wilson. p r.
Stanford, Tony Rhoades and Al Tiscos.
arrested by Constable Taylor on
charges Of vagrancy, were before JUS
tice 8. E. Peek this morning and we're
given two days each in the country jail.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
oSkALoosA MERCHANTS GENER.
Gus IN DONATIONS FOR RAIL.
RoADERs' OUTING,
PROGRAM FOR PICNIC
HAS BEEN ARRANGED
oskaleosa and Marshalltown Employees
Will Mest in Baseball Came, and
Winners Will Play Monmouth Team
Prizes Range From Candy to Sew
ing Machine.

The program for the picnic Of Iowa
Central employees. which Is 70 be held
at the interurhan park between Oska-
loosa ard Buxton mex, Saturday. AUG.
sa committee il charge Oskaloosa
/ business ner. members Of .he oska-
loosa Harmony Club. and others. have
been very generous in their donations,
and the pre- list 70, the prosram of
events ranges from box Of candy 70
a sew ns ma chine for the women. and
from pair Of SocAs 70 an overcoat for
the men
one Of the leading events that will
attract a, least the male portion Of the
aggregation Will De the series of ball
games scheduled for the day oska!oo-
ga employees VII! meet the Marshall
town men n the morning. ard the VIII
ners Of this game viii play Monmouth
n the afternoon.
The committees having charge Of the
90, arrangements a, CshdlooSa are
headed ~ W r McCarty. agent TOR
ne company. and John y REYNOLDS,
foreman OF TIE Iowa Contra. round
house
one Oska ,oosa business house has
agreed 10 furnish a. Of he coffee,
cream. and sugar needed for the pic
mic another viii furnish the lemons Tor
sll ,he lemonade that the picnickers
can drink. While another furnishes the
sugar for tire lemonade.
In the different events comprising
tie program from two 20 six prizes MI!
be awarded.
Program Of Events.
7he evey,S that Will comprise ,he
program. in addition 10 the ball games,
ana the number o: prizes for each
event. are as follows:
BOYS foot race, under is years.
100 yards-Three prizes
Girls foot race. under is years. fifty
yards-Three prizes.
Running high jump. free for ali
Four prizes.
Ladies free-for-aM nail driving con-
cest-Four prizes.
IA, mems race. 900 pounds or over,
fifty yards. "Bnl Br.ngman barred
Four prizes.
Ladies hobble sk.r, race. fifty yards
-Four prizes.
Pret;!est baby on grounds. under 8
years old-TUo prizes.
Larses, employees family on the
grounds-7>wo prizes.
Homeliest man on g-ounds-Th-ee
prizes
Hammer throwing con,es.-Three
prizes.
Oldest enlp,oye on grounds IL PORT
Of service-Two prizes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
Fare No. 10. Announced.

The rate for the round TIP. which
Vii apply 70 those who are rot en-
ploves Of the road or are no, members
If srnployes families. mas NOT YET been
arranged, hut il is generally under
stood that the rate viii ne remarka b $
low. The rate viii probably be an
nounced ve.y- soon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-22
AN EXCELLENT NleATcAP.
Ho,,,o,d,, Aeid pho.,h...

Half teaspoonsul Of Horsrord's Acid
Phosphate in half q glass of water on
retiring induces restful eteep
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29

Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
nisdzy ma .spiacenie stare5 hipoteh
lub ma budowe. lilo Milwaukee ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29

" SoiiS iiiISS6Hchihic p ~ 90
no 10 lat temu tnaio ulepszeh
W tym czasie porobiono.
Sprawa Walsha.
Poniewaz ME uwiadomiono ko-
misyi uiaskawieh tenn, re o.
statnie oskarzenie przeciw BAN
kierowi Janowi R. Walshowi u
morzono, komisya ia ME chce
sprawy jego rozpatrywac.' Jak
wiadomo prezydent Taft ME
chciai Walsha uiaskawic.
Walsh mia}by prawo prosic o
parol lecz przepisy ma to ME po-
zwalaja jesli ma wiezniu ciazy
jaki kryminalny zarzut. Ostatnie
oskarzenie zostaio umorzone
pred sedzia Landisem dnia 1890
lipca.
Prokurator generalny bedzie
sic staraf mimo op6znienia u
wolnienie Walsha Z wiezienia
rzqdowego w Leavenworth, Kas.
Hindus morderca.
NJ. Husain, Hindus, ktory w
przystepie oblakania postrzelii
kilka os6b w srodmiesciu, stanie
przed sadem kryminalnym.
Wczoraj umari Archibald Hunt,
kt6rego Hindus zrani} kula W ko-
stke. Hunt umar} ma zatrucle
krwi. Kula strzaskaia mu kosc w
kostce i lekarze chcieli mu noge
amputowac - smierc jednak ich
wyreczy}a.
Hindusa miano deportowac,
zdaje sic jednak, re do tego ME
przyjdzie Husain znajdzie przy-
tufek w wiezieniu karnem.
Grove zrezygnuje.
Mowiono wczoraj W biurach
powiatowcyh, re DR.. Thomas
Grove zrezygnuje urzedu leka-
RIA powiatowego. Jako powod
rezygnacyi podano wmieszanle
nazwiska tego lekarza do nadu-
zyc w egzaminach medykow na
W szpitalu powiato-
wynn.
M6wiono jednak take, re DR..
Grove got6w jest zostac w urze-
die mimo skandalu.
DR.. Grove otrzymal swoJa po-
sade Cd Bartzena, gdyz byl jego
domowym lekarzem. Pozatem
niema on politycznych przyja-
ci6i bye moze, re Bartzen zmusi
go do rezygnacyi.
DR.. Grove miaf pozmienlac
stopnie ma papierach egzamina-
cyjnych. Me widziano go wpra-
wdzie przy tenn, ale on jeden
nia{ do Mich przystep i nieregu-
arnosci zauwazono.
L. Pinderski, asystent Prokura-
tora Stanowego.
Pan L. Pinderski mieszka Z
natka swoja pod nr, 2o72 n. Lea
litt ul. Jestto czlowiek szlachet-
ny, religijny i prawego charakte-
II. Cd kilku lat prowadzi bluro
ldwokackie siuzy ma polu pra-
vniczem wszystkim, ktorzy jego
,orady pomocy zadajq, sumien-
lie sprawiedllWle. w blezacym
,oku spotkai go tez zaszczyt ja-
20 nagroda jego prawosci cha
'akteru, = zostai zamianoWany
lsystentem Prokuratora Stano-
vego. = w ostatnich dniach rlie-
aka Anna Wenzel, kobieta, kto-
a iuz rome interesa prowadzi}a
r6znych MEOW miaia, = zdra-
lzajac niby kryminalne postepki
wego byiego meza Waltera Pin
Ierskiego, rzuciia straszne O.
- -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29
zeru.
PomySlne dla Walsha.

Waszyngton, 20 lipca. - Wi
doki bylego bankiera chicagoskie-
60 Walsha, odsiadujacego swa
kare we wiezieniu zwiazkowem
w Leavenworth, Kas., IL costa
ME uiaskawiony, 5Nie sa~ tax ME
pomyslne, jak to sic poczatkowo
zdawaio. Wprawdzie komisya u
laskawiefi orzekia, re wcale roz-
patrywac tel sprawy ME bedzie z
powodu, re wedle jej regu} o uia-
skawieniu ME moze bye mowy,
dopoki skazanca oczekuja jeszcze
inne procesa, ale wiaSnie okazalo
sic, re ma wniosek dystryktowego
prokuratora Simsa Z Chicago
wszelkie inne oskarzenia przeciw
Walshowi wniesione, zostaiy u
morzone. Walsh przeto bedzle
mial prawo starac sic o uiaska-
wienie, kiedy we wrzeSniu koml-
sya zbierze sic W Leavenworth.
Znow straszna katastrofa.
Bangor, Maine, 20 lipca. =
Przy stacyi Grindstone, mil ma
polnoc cd Millinocket, wydarzy-
la sic kolizya pociagu wycieczko-
wego Z pociagiem frachtowym'
kilkanascie osob zostaio zabitych,
30 do 40 pokaleczonych. o lie
sic zdaje, nieszczescie wydarzyio
sic wskutek mylnego zrozumle-
MIA instrukcyj. Najgorszem bylo
nieszczescie w wagonie do pale
MIA, znajdujacym SIC tuz "a loko-
motywa, w ktorym wszyscy bez
wyiatku zostali albo zabici, albo
mocno pokaleczeni, podczas gdy
wagon rozsypal sic W gruzy. Po-
ciag wycieczkowy jechai z Kid
ders Point mad zatoka PenoD-
scot do roznych miejscowosci W
polnocnem Maine. Miejscowosc
Grindstone, gdzie wydarzylo sic
nieszczescie, liczy tylko ~ mie-
szkancow.
Przyznal sic do zbrodni.
Nowy York, 30 lipca. = Paul
Geidel, 17-letni chlopak areszto-
wany jako podejrzany o zamordo-
wanie Williama H. Jacksona, Sc
dziwego maklera, przyznaf SIZE
re zbrodnie te popelnil. Jackson
dawal Geidlowi czesto bardzo
znaczne ,napitki i dlatego Geidel
sadzii, ze jest on bardzo bogatym.
Straciwszy miejsce W hotelu,
ME maiac innego zarobku, Geidel
postanowii obrabowac Jacksona.
pos+ar.I sic chloroform "a
kradl sic do pokoju Jacksona W
hotelu, gdy ten sic zbudzii, sto-
czvI MEM zacieta walke, zanim
Hatterman CLAM pozycza wan pie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29
Madre rozporzadzenie.

Prezydent francuski W r. 1918 chcac
zapobiedz pijatyce podczas nabozen-
stwa, wydal rozporzadzenie, re "a ma
pole wypite podczas nabozehstwa, ME
trzeba piacie! - Poskutkowalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29
TsIGgramy zagraniGzne,
0 Marokko.

DCllll, ~ upSd. - NdpI genie
polityczne zaniepokojenie z po-
wodu niezwykle stanowczego
wystapienia Anglii w zatargu
marokkanskim trwa dalej, jak-
kolwiek ogolnem jest przekona-
ME, ze ME sprowadzi ono inter-
wencyi zbrojnej, czyli po prostu
- wojny. Mimo to przygnebienie
opinii niemieckiej jest wielkie,
gdyz ME ulega watpliwoSci, re
Niemcy poniosiy dyplomatyczna
- bez wojny kleske nader do
tkliwa. Odrazu ucichlo ,,pobrze-
kiwanie szabelka" w prasie, kto-
ra do niedawna pruska iScie bu-
ia nawolywala do mobilizacyi,
pycha i odwaga W MECH poszly,
skoro lew brytyjski zaryczal,
dis juz tylko pocieszaja sic tenn,
ze Anglia ME bedzie miaia potrze-
by ,,interweniowac", jak diugo
Francya Niemcy bezpoSrednio
j zgodnie re soba pertraktuja; a
le owo zgodne pertraktowanie
macy, ze Niemcy musza ustapic,
DO Francya czuje Anglie "a soba
j ME spuSci tonu pewnoscia.
Kanclerz Bethmann-Holweg i
minister spraw zagranicznych
Kiderlen-Waechter pojechali do
Swuenemuende, dokad wczoraj
przybyl ces. Wilhelm i odbywaja
z MIN narady.
Paryz, 90 lipca. - l tn panuje
przekonanie, ze wojny ME be-
die, jakkolwiek zarzadzono mo-
bilizacye kilku okregow wojsko-
wych, zaprowiantowanie fortec
ma granicy wschodniej i podnie-
sienie wszystkich pulkow ma sto-
pc wojenna- Juz teraz wiadomo,
re Niemcy spusci}y tonu zadan
swoich domagaja sic tylko ma
lego skrawka wybrzeza francu-
skiego Kongo, jako rekompensa-
te "a Marokko, ale tego - zda-
je sic ME doStana.
Londyn, 20 lipca. - Tu panuje
spokoj powaga rownie W koiach
rzadowych, jak w prasie i opinii
publicznej. Panuje przekonanie,
re wystapienie Anglii, zawarte W
pamietnej movie premiera As
quitha wygioszonej W parlamen-
Gle, przyczyni sic do stalego ure-
gulowania kweStyi marokkan-
skiej, ktorej konferencya W Alge-
ciras widocznie niewiele pomo-
gia. Spodziewaja sic pomyslnego
obecnie przebiegu ukladow ME
miecko francuskich.
z Portugalii.
Lizbona, % lipca. - Rad "a
PROFESSIONAL ponownie II rzadu hi
szpanskiego przeciwko dawaniu
protekcyi monarchistom portu-
galskim ma terytorym hiszpan-
skiem, gdzie ci sic Lbroja i mu-
sztruja i maja wogole dziaian
swych podstawe.
q Anglii.
Londyn, 90 lipca. - Najpraw-
dopodobniej przesilenie parla-
mentarne, spowodowane wnio-
skiem rzadowym o zniesieniu We
to lordow mimic bez potrzeby
mianowania nowych lordow; juz
okolo 800 lordow zgadza sic gio-
sowaG "a wnioskiem. We srode
Izba Gmin odrzuci projekty po-
prawek zrobione przez lordow,
poczem sprawl wroci do ich Izby
ku ostatecznemu zaiatwieniu. Pc
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iDokohczenie ma str. 6ej.)
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TIE same mieszkania przejrza-
no 10 lat temu tnaio ulepszef
W tym czasie porobiono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-29
TeIegramy krajOWe,
Z Kongresu.

Washington, 20 lipca. = No
wela La Follette'a W sprawie re-
wizyi taryfy ma welne, zostala
przychylnie przyjeta W izbie po-
slow, ale ma razie poiozono ia ma
stol mowcy i dalej debatowano
mad rewizya taryfy baweiny. Po
niewaz prawdopodobnie ma
wspolnej konferencyi ten bill kom-
promisowy bedzie przyjety, pre-
to przywodcy regularnych repu-
blikanow innego chwytaja sic
srodka, by ME dopuscic do wei
Scia jego w zycie. Senator Crane
Massachusetts,, posel Weeks Z
tegoz Stanu, posei Bartholdt
Missouri i inni, byli u prezyden
ia Tafta, azeby 60 naklonic do
zavetowania tego blu, skoro
przeidzie ma konferencyi, powo-
du, re ME jest opracowany w
sposob naukowy, ma podstawle
zebranych dat statystycznych.
Przekonywali go, re to mu ME
zaszkodzi w opinii niczyjej, gdy
tego powodu veto swoje zalo-
zy. Co prezydent uczyni, ME via
domo, ale, zdaje sic, re rady tel
uslucha.
w izbie posiow wni6si pose}
Burleson Texas rezolucye do
magajaca sic zawarcia Z Mexy-
kiem takiego ukiadu, jaki ma bye
zawarty z Kanada i polecenia
prezydentowi, by natychmiast W
tym celu rozpoczal pertraktacye
Mexykiem.
Afera Lorimera.
Waszyngton, 20 lipca. - Wo-
bee komitetu senatu znajmujace-
go sic afera Lorimera, przesluchi-
wano wczoraj kilku swiadkow, a
miedzy mimi adwokata chicago
skiego Alfreda E. McCordic, by
lego senatora zwiazkowego Ma
soma Lawrence'a B. Stringera,
ktory byl demokratycznym kan
dydatem ma senatora zwiazkowe-
go, kiedy Lorimera obrano przy
pomocy 81 acknowledgement glo-
sow.
Zrzekaja sic walki.
Washington, 29 lipca. = A
dwokaci ,,trustu elektrycznego"
przedlozyli gen. prokuratorowi
zarys dekretu, ktoremu trust pod
daiby sic bez oporu. Wedle tego
dekretu sad zarzadzilby rozwia-
zanie trustu, a trust zastosowa1-
by sic do wyroku. Podobno szkic |
dekretu jest tego rodzaju, re de-
parliament sprawiedliwosci go
t6wby byl go przyja6 pewnemi
malemi zmianami.