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The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-28
COm6 ESdCa and spend the Fourth in h Shade Of 6 Old COOOOs

Ions Of kerosene. Churn this
mixture until white and the
consistency of cream. After the
oil and soap have been thorough
ly emulsified, add Is gallons of
water, and apply as a spray or
with a stiff paint brush or sWab,
It is important that the mixture
be thoroughly enuIsifed On in
dication of injury to plant, dilute
the emulsion with more water.
No. 2, WhaIe-Oil Soap, Dis
solve 2 IL ounces in l gallon Of
hot water, and apply while still
warm, as a spray or with a stiff
brush or sWab. H.
No. 3. Tobacco Water is used
frequently as a remedy for plant
lice. Boil for 1-2 hour l pound
of tobacco dust or stems in one
gallon Of water, and use as a
spray or wash without diIuting.
No. 4 Tobacco Dust is also
quite effective for combating
cabbage lice, This dust is ap-
piled with bellows blower, or
may be shaken on the plant with
a pepper box. The blower gives
the better results Of the two, as
it puts the material on with
more force, .,
No. 5. Hot water or strong
Soap -Suds heated to a tempera-
ture of 1870 to 140 degrees Fahrr.
enheit may be used effectively
against these insects, The hot
water OF suds applied as a spray
or with brush at the above tem-
perature will not hurt the plant
but will kill the lice. .~
In using any of these rem
edies, promptness and thorough
ness in applying will count a
great deal, On the first appear
ance of the insect the remedies
should be used, and applied a
second time if necessary.
In regard to the cost Of the
materials for the different rem
edies, it will depend on the guam
tity purchased at one time.
The tobacco dust costs 3 1-2 to
10 cents per pound;whale oil soap
s to Is cents. These insecticides
are carried in stock by most of
the seed houses, and may be pur-
chased in any quantity desired.
J. E. Mundell.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-28
CI6PkS' Error
in Reporting

Washington, June 27-Sen-
ator W. Alden Smith, chair
man of the senate committee
on territories is quoted as say,
lngthat it may be several days
before the report of the com
mittee on the Flood resolution
reaches the senate. The mat
ter of writing the report is
given as the cause of the de-
lay. In the conversation he
said there was no opposition
to the measure.
The error in the report given
the associated press is credited
to the clerk of the COM
mittee, who placed the wrong
Interpretation of the commit
tee Oh the wording used. In
stead Uf only one ballot
.belng>used, both will be used,
the only difference being
that the House report necessi-
tated the-voter to request the
blue ballot, while the senate
report makes it mandatory on
the Judges of the election to
hand the voter one of each of
the two ballots, the regular
ballot and the Blue ballot. 1t
was merely an error IN the
clerk in reporting the facts to
the reporters.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-28

and will be the final arbitrator in
all disputed questions that may
arise,
5. All games will be played
under National League rules.
6. All entries must be filed
with the superintendent not later
than October 7, 1911.
First Prize $1,OOO.OO
Second prize =. 10000
Il. Third'prize: 10000
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
A Birthday Dinner.

Saturday evening at the Carlton hotel
a surprise party of friends gave six
course dinner in honor Of Mr.. Edwin
Hubbell's 18th birthday.
Mr.. Hubbell is one of the pioneer
residents of Rock county and is about
to depart for California for the winter.
For nearly half century Mr.. Hubbell
lived on farm midway between this
city and GAINESVILLE. The occasion was
a most enjoyable one and during the
festivities an elegant cane was pre-
sented to Mr.. Hubbell by Hon. Andrew
Jenson. Mr.. Hubbell was so overcome
that he could not respond, but he did
not need to as to be with him was re-
Spouse enough.
Those present were as follows: Ed
win Hubbell, E. M. Hubbell, Andrew
Jensen, Geo. w. Doty, T. B. Earle,
VIM. Barrett, Fl. McInnes, w. P. Gut
terry, Henry Johnson; F. G. Borden,
Milton, and G. w. Squires, GAINESVILLE.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

r. r. Brown & Sons sold their lum-
Der yard to Tom Birmingham and Joe
HiXon.
]. C. Marsden and Margaret M. Green
were married by Rev. James Rowe in
Albion, Sept. 9.
Judge Amos P. Pritchard died sud-
denly at his home in GAINESVILLE, We'd
nesday morning, aged So years.
James Barthoff of Milton secured the
republican nomination for the assembly
in this district.
Pneba Porter, daughter of VIM. M.
Porter of Cooksville, died at Chicago
hospital following an operation, aged
"a years.
A small field of alfalfa or California
clover, the first planted in the state, is
attracting much attention from farm
ers, yielding three cuttings in season
of drouth.
Not one-half the tobacco crop is Sc
cured at this date and frosts are feared.
Friday, Sept. IL, 1886.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
tobacco Notes
ton.

Fire destroyed the tobacco ware
house of Julius Marqusee- in Dayton,
Ohio, on Thursday last, with loss es-
timated at between $40, 900 and $50, 900.
The fire was. discovered early in the
morning by passerby, who states that
he heard an explosion in the ware
house, and soon afterwards flame burst
from the windows. There were 5000
cases of Ohio, Connecticut and Wiscon-
sin tobacco in storage. There was
$72, 900 insurance on the entire stock.
A dispatch from Gary, Ind, says the
United Cigar Manufacturers Co. will
establish the first western factory in
Gary within sixty days and give en-
ployment to 500 workers. 1t is report
ed that next spring the corporation
will buy ground and erect a building
big enough to accommodate 1000 en-
ployes. Paul H. Hirschhorn, vice-pres-
ident of the company, was there re-
Gently representing the big concern and
making provisional arrangements.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
Judgment in Case of Coon VS.. Tall
Given to Plaintiff, Amounting
tO $40 a.

Judgments were settled in the mu-
niclpal and circuit courts of Rock county
Friday last in the case of Coon VS.. Tall
which amounted to $40.44. After TAX
ing the Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
for nearly ten years, Samuel Tall,
town Of Albion farmer, refused to pay
the bill when it was presented to him.
F. w. Coon, the publisher, promptly
brought suit against him for the
amount. The case was tried in the
justice court in Edgerton Feb. 2, 1909,
before a jury demanded and paid for
by the defendant. After listening to
the testimony the jury found for the
plaintiff in a judgment of S1O25 and
costs, amounting to something over $23.
The defendant then filed an appeal to
the municipal court of Rock county but
never called up the case for trial for
nearly two years, when the plaintiff
secured it's dismissal with an additional
judgment for costs for $40. Having
got his judgments firmly fixed on the
court records, the plaintiff allowed mat
tiers to rest until Mr.. Tall finally dis
covered that they were lien upon his
property and the sheriff might come
upon him any day with an execution,
promptly paid into court the amount
of the claims with interest and ex-
penses added. Thus subscription bill
that could easily have been comprom-
lied with the publisher, had Mr.. Tall
showed any disposition to do so, cost
him $40. "A on top of SIS or 500 attorney
fees. Here is another instance where
it doesn't pay to attempt to beat the
printer. j anesville Gazette
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
Madison Murder Mystery Cleared.

John A. Johnson, known as Dog
skim Johnson, late Wednesday after
noon pleaded guilty to the charge of
having kidnapped and murdered Annie
Lemberger, the year old daughter of
Martin Lemberger, at Madison last
week Wednesday. Johnson was SEN
fenced to state prison for life and half
an hour after he was sentenced he was
hurried into an automobile and driven
sixty miles across country to Waupun.
Johnson's fear of mob violence made
him anxious to confess.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
Common Council Proceedings.
EDGERTON, WIS, Sept. IL, 191

EDGERTON, WIS, Sept. IL, 1911.
Special meeting of the common
council, Mayor Conway presiding. Fol-
lowing aldermen responded to roll call:
Vickers, Jensen, Cleary, Skinner.
The purpose of the meeting was
stated in the following call:
To the Members of the Common Coun-
Gil:
You are hereby notified that spec
ial meeting of the common council will
be held in council chambers Tuesday
evening, Sept. IL, 1911, at 1880 o'clock,
for the purpose of receiving bids for
contract to build bridge over Saunders
creek on West Albion road.
j. M. CONWAY, Mayor.
Dated Edgerton, Wis, Sept. II, 1911.
Bids were received and read as fol-
lows:
S. G Brown, Evansville. $3.50 90
w. G. Herman & Co., Whitewater 1195 90
Johnson 4 Amundson. Edgerton. -. 1140 90
Aid. Vickers offered the following
resolution and moved it's adoption:
Resolved by the mayor and common council,
That the mayor and city clerk are hereby au
thorized to sign contract with Theo. Johnson
for constructing bridge over Saunders creek
on West Albion road, his bid being $4,000, the
lowest bid received for the work. Said bridge
to be built according to plans and Specifica-
the work to be commenced not later than Sep
TENDER 10, 1911, and finished on or before OctO-
Der 10, 1911 Bonds to the amount of $500. 90 to
be required of the contractor.
Roll call on motion:
Ayes 4.
On motion council adjourned.
H. B. KNAPP, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-09-15
Band Concert Program.
Saturday Evening, Sept. is.

Saturday Evening, Sept Is
/. Under the Black Flag March.
2. Popular Medley.
3. Hearts and Flowers.
4. jolly Fellows Waltz.
5. Romance-Trombone Solo, Mr.. Stricken.
s. Uncle Toms Dream.
z. Annie Laurie (Fantasia).
S. Cotton Time March.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-09

ma prezydenta Stanow Zjedno-
czonych otrzyma Roosevelt. Me
stara sic on sam o nominacya, "a
le dla dobra partyi tax Taft jak
i La Folette beda mu musieli IL
staple. Roosevelt jest bozyszczem
ttumow zwofajcie ,,mityng'
gdzie chcecie, to zawsze vie
kszosc bedzie "a Rooseveltem.
Czyzby partya republikahska ME
dala nominacyi temu, o ktorym
vie napewno, re wygra? Popic-
ratem do, tel pory prezydenta Ia
fta, ale teraz widze, re nomina-
eye musirny dac Teodorowi Roo
seveltowi bez wzgledu ma to czy
on chce czy niechce. Movie to
dlatego, DO juz czas, ably ktos
powiedziai giosno prawde o sy-
tuacyi terazniejszej.
Lekarstwo ma raka.
Nowy York, 9 grudnia. = u
czony francuski DIR. De Keating
Hart mial wczoraj wyklad pred
doktorami nowojorskimi w jaki
sposob leczyc raka "a pomoca e.
lektrycznosci. Wykonai takze
przy tel sposobnosci s operacyj.
Wszyscy obecni wyrazali sic z
wielkiem uznaniem wynalazku
uczonego Francuza.
Lorimer przeciw Campbellowi.
Washington, 9 grudnia. = Sc
nator Lorimer uzywa calego swe-
go wplywu, ably pocztmistrz
Campbell ME byl ponownie no
minowany. Niektorzy twierdza,
ze wysilki jego ma mic sic ME zda-
dza, bo jego CLOS W obecnych
czasach ma male znaczenie.
w Stanach Zjedn. wiecej mez-
czyzn niz kobiet.
Washington, grudnia. : w
calych Stanach Zjednoezonych ma
100 kobiet przypada LOG mez-
czyzn. Pred 1ociu laty bylo W
St. Il. mezczyzn wiecej cd ko-
biet 1885, ,321. w zeszlym roku
ia liczba wzrosla do 2,691,s7S.
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pobliskich gorach, co nieraz da-
wniei praktykoWai.

pobliskich gorach, co nieraz da-
wniej praktykowai.
El Paso, Tex, 9 grudnia. =
Urzednicy rzadowi znalezli w
rzece, w Jaurez, duza pake dyna-
mitu. Twierdza, re to stronnicy
generaia Reyes chcieli ten dyna-
nit przewieSc do Mexyku.
Sunny z1ozone dla McNama-
row.
Indianapolis, Ind, 8 grudnia.
- FIR. A. Horrison, sekretarz "a
merykanskiej Federacyi Piracy"
ma zlozyG sprawozdanie, co sic
staio funduszami zlozonymi ma
obrone McNamarow. Miaio tam
bye $194,612.53, wydatki wy
Mostly $1S4,S5o.s3. Sam adwokat
Darow dostal $170,O0o - ale
tych pieniedzy musiai oplacic
swoich asystentow.
Wolf wiezienie niz giod.
Toledo, Ohio, 8 grudnia. =
5S-letni Karol Harrison, ME ma
jac CO jes6, oddaf sic W rece po-
licyi, ably reszte zycia spedzic W
wiezieniu. Twierdzi, ze pred 23
laty zostal skazany ma dozywo-
tnie wiezienie "a zamordowanie
swojej zony.
Republikanie chcac Roose-
velta.
Washington, 9 grudnia. = We
wtorek odbedzie tutaj posiedzenie
krajowy republikanski komitet.
Jeden z bardzo powaznych czlon-
kow komitetu wyrazii sic W ten
sposob:
- Ma przyszly rok nominacys
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Sprawa paszportowa.

Washington, 9 grudnia. =
Prezydent Taft naradzal sic
wczoraj .ze swoim gabinetem
przez dwie godziny mad tenn jak
postapic W obec Rosyi, ktora ME
uznaje paszportow amerykan-
skich, wydanych obywatelom zy-
dowskiego pochodzenia i zabra-
mia i'm wstepu do pahstwa. Nara
dy skonczyiy sic ma tenn, re ME
nalezy dzialac zbyt poSpiesznie,
wiec prezydent Taft postanowii
zajac wyczekujace stanowisko.
Tymczasem ambassador amery-
kanski stara sic zmienic postano-
vienna rzadu rosyjskiego,
Wyrok komisyi.
Washington, 9 grudnia. = Ko-
misya, ktora zajmowala sic ba-
daniem przyczyn zatoniecia okre-
tn Maine, wydala wyrok, re bonn
ba byla podlozona zewnatrz stat
ku, wskutek czego wybuchl TAX
re magazyn prochowy.
General Reyes znalazi sic.
San Antonio, Tex, 8 grudnia.
= General Reyes, oskarzony O
naruszenie neutralnoSci, ktory
pred tygodniem ulotnil sic re
San Antonio, znajduje sic W
Carmego, Mex. Urzednicy kra-
jowi, mimo skrzetnych poszuki-
wan ME mogli pana generaia do
STAG W swoje rece.
San Antonio, Tex, 9 grudnia.
- Tutejsi tajni agenci twierdza,
re general Reyes ukrywa sic w
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TeIGgTamy zagTaniczne.
Edward Reszke umierajacy.

Edward ReSZke uInlera1aCy'
Nowy York, 9 grudnia. : w
tutejszych kolach muzycznych
rozeszla sic wiadomoSc, re Ed
ward Reszke, slawny polski Spie-
wax operowy (bas) ley umiera-
jacy W Paryzu. Cierpi ma SERGE /
cd diuzszego juz czasu stan jego
zdrowia byi krytyczny. Jak VIA
domo, jest on miodszym bratem
siawnego tenora Jana Reszke.
z Chin.
Pekin, 8 grudnia. = Pierwsze
wiadomoSci, ktore ME przesziy
przez rece cenzora cd chwili wy
buchu rewolucyi, nadesziy tn z
Liun Flu. Goniec jep rzywi6zi do
poselstw brytyjskiej i amerykan-
skiej. Wedle tych wiadomosci,
5000 Mandzurow zostalo zabitych
przez Chinczykow; kilka domow
misyjnych W prowincyi zburzo-
no. a miedzy ofiarami byio s Gu
dzoziemcow; z tych czterech A
merykanow. w prowincyi Seen
ST bvlo rs cudzoziemcow, mic
DIV mimi Il Amerykanow. Vie
>-eejniz polowa bawi teraz " Liam
Fu, a reszta uszla do prowincyi
Kan-Lu, gdzie zachodzi Ottawa
rozruchow.
Shanghai, grudnia. = Z
Hansying donosi telegram, re
gen. Gang Hsu, naczelny do
w6dzca wojsk cesarskich, ktory
uciekl, kiedy powstancze wojska
zajeiy miasto, rozbii W Puch gro
made powstancow, gdy tam "a
stapila mu droge 100 mil ma pol
noe cd kolei Tien-Tsien do Pu-
Kow. Ma polnoc cd owego miei-
sea powstancy wysadzili W po-
wietrze kilka mostow.
San Francisco, 9 grudnia. =
Warunki, ktore posiowie cesarscy
wioza do Szanghaju dla zaiatwie-
MIA kwestyj spornych pomiedzy
rzadem a powstancami, zawiera-
ia diva wazne punkta. Cesarz ma
nominalnie zatrzymac godnoSc /
urzad, ale zupeinie bedzie pozba-
wiony wiadzy. Ma bye obrany
prezydent mianowany cabinet;
prezydent ma taxa posiadac VIA
DE, jak zwykle prezydent RE
czypospolitej. Skoro te warunki
zostana przyjete, Rad zgodzi sic
ma autonomie prowincyj, Gene
RAINY konsul Living You W San
Francisco otrzymal edykt cesar
ski, ma mocy ktorego ma bye
zniesiony kalendarz chinski,
zaprowadzony kalendarz rzym-
ski. WiekszoSc poselstw gotowa
lest dac cesarZowi schronienie,
gdyby abdykowai Zdaje sic, re
dwor cesarski wybraiby w takim
razie poselstwo Stanow Zjedno-
czonych lub Japonii.
Cooperstown, N. D., 8 grudnia.
= Wedle nadesziych tu wiado-
mosci Chin, Wilhelm Watne,
przeiozony luterskiej misyi W
Chinach, ktory pred dwoma laty
ukonczyi tn studya we wyzszej
szkole, a pred Is miesiacami u
dai sic do Chin, zostai zabity W
czasie rzezi.
Victoria, B. c., 9 grudnia. =
Admiral Sab. komendant eskad-
nv chihskiej, kt6ra poddaia sic
powstancom, dostal sic do Szang-
haju po wielu przygodach. Pre-
brai sic jako kuli. Kiedy ucieA
ze swego okretu flagowegoy wy
znaczono cene ma jego glove.
Przybyl tn pod pokiadem ma pa
rowcu Tahung. Ma okret wsiadi
W Kinkiang, dokad dostai sic pie
$50 po dlugim marszu.
Rosya Persya.
TaLarar q ortdnia Rad
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Tance w szko1ach publicznych.

Wczoraj popoiudniu do pewne,
go stopnia zalatwiono sic z sala-
mi tanca, ktore sieja zepsucie
pomiedzy miodzieza. Rada mieJ-
ska zajefa sic ia sprawa.
Odpowiedz ma pytanie: Jak z}e-
mu zaradzic? - znaleziono W
TEN, ze W szkolach publicznych
bedzie MONA urzadzac zabawy
taneczne bez zadnych trudnosci.
Sale te beda bezplatne. o.,
w przyszlym tygodniu rada
szkolna ma ten eel obroci II szkol
publicznych. P6zniej we wszyst-
kich szkolach publicznych MONA
bedzie urzadzat zabawy tanecz-
ne.
w przyszIym tygodniu otwarte
beda nastepujace szkoiy:
J. N. Thorp, Superior avenue /
Sota utica.
Fallon, Wallace ! 42ga court.
Skinner, Jackson boul. ! Aber-
deem Utica.
Kosciuszko, Division i Cleaver
utica.
Rowland, Spaulding ave. 1ota
utica.
Farren, Wabash ave. i 51sza
Utica.
Holden, 31sza i Loomis utica.
Smyth, West 13ta utica blisko
Waller ulicy.
Kinzie, Ohio Utica La Sale
ave.
Agassiz, Diversey boul. Be-
minary ave.
Adams, Townsend utica blisko
Locust ulicy.
Okradli biednego krawca.
5000, ktore Ludwik Maradel
wraz iona ciezka praca sobie
zaoszczedzif skradziono wczoraj
z ich mieszkania pnr. 3527 Went
worth ave. Pieniadze trzymano
w kufrze. Razem z pieniedzmi
zabrano broszke po zmarfem
dziecku pierScionek.
Maradelowa byla sama w sk}a-
die, kiedy po cygara weszfo
dwoch mezczyzn. Zaczeli mia
rozmowe, udajac, re chca kupic
sklad w sasiedztwie. Podali jej
oferte, lecz kobieta ia odrzucila
. po IS minutach ozywioneJ ro-
zmowy obaj wyszli.
Kr6tko potem Maradelowa
spostrzegla, re rabusie wkradli
sic do jej mieszkania poza sk}a-
dem. Kufer byi otwarty a pienia-
DE zabrano.
Maradel sam pracowal w kra-
wcowni w srodmiesciu, zona
mafa grosernie. Me
chcieli oni ulokowac skradzio-
nych pieniedzy W banku, bo kra-
wiec bankom niedowierza}.
Policya poszukuje zfodziei; ko-
beta poda}a dokfadny ich opis.
Wdowy otrzymuja pieniadze.
Wczoraj FL widow po straza-
zach, kt6rzy rok temu zgineli w
;trasznym pozarze.w rzezalniach,
ziozone dla Mich pie
liadze. Podzielono / wdowom
-ozdano owe S2II,ooo.
Podziafu pieniedzy dokonano
" ofisie J. J. Coburn. 100 North
Ia Sale ul., adwokata, ktory cal
liem bezinteresownie reprezento-
val wdowy W walce o podziai
ych pieniedzy.
Horanowa pani w. E. Bur
-oughs nie byiy przy podziale O
,ecne. Reprezentowas je Max
Baird. w biurze Coburna byiI
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: Sad przysIeatyeh przyznal s4sso

cdszkodowania Jamesowi Proctor cd
flrmy Wells Bros. "a utrate nogi
= o $4,000 odszkodowania Char.
Stccky zada cd szpitala Robert Burns.
w goraczce wyskoczyf on oknem, re
swego pokoju ciezko sic pokaleczyf.
- MIasto Joliet opr6cz tego, ze
pcsiada wiezienie stanowe ma takze
jedna dziewozyne, 19-letnia Nellie
Swanson, ktorej wydano licencye my
sliwska-
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Schustera, ale CO do drugiego
punktu W ultimatum, to moze cd
stapiiby cd zadania odszkodowa-
mia, gdyby Persya udzieliia kon-
cesyi do budowy kolei Dzulfa
do Teheranu i z Teheranu do
Khan ii Kin. Zdaje sic, ze
Wielka Brytania skorzysta re
sposobnoSci bedzie sic domaga-
Ia konceSyi ma budowe kolei W
poludniowej czesci Persyi. = Pa
nuje tn ogolne mniemanie, re
skoro Schuster pojdzie, to Per
sya pojdzie nim' stanie sic lu-
penn mocarstw.
Nieszczescie na rzece Wo1dze.
Petersburg, 8 grudnia. = w
poblizu Kazania zawalii sic budu-
jacy sic most kolej, prawdopo-
dobnie wskutek naporu kry, do
rzeki wpadIo IT'S robotnikow.
Tylko 4 zwioki wydobyto; zate-
legrafowano do wszystkich miast
mad rzeka, by pilnowano, czy
ktorzy z nieszczesliwych ME ply
na ma krach, na ktore moze zdoia-
Ii sic dostac.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 6 grudnia. : Temps"
podaje wywiad rosyjskim mi
nistrem spraw zagranicznych,
Sazanowem, ktorego odwiedziny
w Paryzu Prasa uwaza "a przy-
jazne zatwierdzenie sojuszu fran
cusko-rosyjskiego. Sazanow wy
razil sic, re polityczna sytuacya
W Europe bynajmniej grozna ME
jest, re przyjacielskie uslugi Ro-
syi w Persyi ME znalaz}y odwza-
jemnienia Rosya zmuszona jest
zadac zadosycuczynienia. Me
jest zamiarem rzadu rosyjskiego
pontiac godnosci narodowej lub
narusZac interesa handloWe w
Persyi. Nadto minister powie-
dziai, re Rosya, Wielka Brytania
i Francya jednogiosnie postano-
willy ME podejmowac zadnej ME
roztropnej inicyatywy w Chi
mach, a takze i Japonia zgadza sic
Rosya co do polityki W Chi
mach.
Paryz, 9 grudnia. = Malarz
Tony Fleury, prezydent zwiazku
malarzy francuskich, umarl O.
negdaj.
z Nieniec.
Berlin, 9 grudnia. = ,,Reichs-
anzeiger" ogiosii wczoraj dekret
rozwiazujacy rade panstwa wy
znaczajacy date wyborow do no
wei rady pahstwa ma dzien 1890
stycznia. = A zatem do historyi
przechodzi obrana w r. 1907 ra-
da panstwa, znana pod nazwa
,,rady panstwa ksiecia Buelowa".
Rozwiazanie nastapilo powodu,
re rada panstwa ME chciaia wy
znaczyc dosyc funduszow ma O.
peracye wojenne W poiudniowo-
zachodniej Afryce. Edykt odczy-
tany W radzie panstwa d. 5 CRU
dnia, odroczyi byi tylko parla-
ment, ale go ME rozwiazai.
2 Anglii.
Londyn, 9 grudnia = Alphon-
Sc Degros, rnalarz rzezbiarz zna-
ny w caiej Europe, umarl tu W
sedziwym wieku. Byl on Fran
QUEEN z pochodzenia, ale natura-
lizowanym AngliSiem.
2 Holandyi.
Haga, 9 grudnia. = Miedzyna-
rodowa konferencya w sprawie o.
plum, postanowiia wczoraj przy-.
jac wniosek delegate brytyjskie-
go, by ograniczyc przywoz opium
do pewnych oznaczonych portow
W kazdym kraju.
Jak dfugo zapamietac mozecie Hat
terman CLAM po5yczali pieniadze