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The Washington herald., 1911-03-02

Mrs. BURROWS. wife of the retiring Sen
ator from Michigan, was the guest for
whom Mrs. Young, wife Of Representa-
tive Olin Young, entertained at luncheon
yesterday. The guests asked to meet
her were Mrs. Johnston, wife Of Senator
Johnston; Mrs. Gamble, wife OF Senator
Gamble: Mrs. Hepburn. wife of Senator
Hepburn; Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Nc
Moran, wives of Representatives; Mrs.
Day, wife of Mr.. Justice Day; Mrs.
Hollyday, wife of Rear Admiral Holly
day; Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Aulick, Mrs.
Garlock and Miss Young, daughter OF
the hostess.
The Washington herald., 1911-03-02

The marriage is announced OF Mrs. May
Cookson Jones to Mr.. John Bennett
Davis The ceremony ives performed en-
Tuesday by Rev w. L. De Vries. in st.
Marks Episcopal Church, at noon. The
bridegroom was attended by his nephew,
Mr.. William Palmer. The bride was es-
corted and given in marriage by her
brother-in-law. Mr.. Henry Clayton IOnes
She wore a going-away gown of gray
chiffon broadcloth with a toque of mauve
orchids, and carried white bound prayer
book. Immediately after the ceremony
the bride and bridegroom left for their
future home at Washington Grove, Md.
The United States Vice Consul to Not
tingham, England. and Mrs william f.
stead sailed yesterday for their future
home in England, but will take a consid-
erable wedding trip on the other side of
the Atlantic before settling down there
Mrs Stead was Miss Anne Frances Colds
borough, and the couple were married on
Saturday in the Goldsborough home in
the presence of the immediate relatives
of both.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and her daughter,
Miss Louise Cromwell went to New
York yesterday to spend some days.
The marriage or Miss Marie Louise
Cherbonnier. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Caleb Dorsey Cherbonnier. of Baltimore,
one of the famous horsewomen who are
well known here, TO Mr.. Sidney L. Jo-
sephthal. of New York, took place in
baltimore on Tuesday afternoon in the
home. In the presence of only
the relatives. Rev. r. c. Campbell, OF
st. Joseph's Church, OF texas, Baltimore
County. assisted by Rev. p. c. Gavan
and Fathers Allen and Mclaughlin, Off
ciated. The bride wore gown of white
satin trimmed with point lae, a tuile
veil fastened with orange blossoms and
OF diamonds. the gift of the
bridegroom. Her bouquet was of lilies
of the valley and white liIacs. Miss Kath-
arine Cherbonnier was maid of honor and
wore white satin embroidered In pearls
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

John Kelly and family spent Mon
day at the John Downey home.
Ed White transacted business at the
B. Mclaughlin home the past week.
D. Murphy was calling on friends
near West Side a few days ago.
Agnes Maher spent Saturday and
Sunday with her folks in Arcadia.
Geo. Lucey returned to Sioux City
Friday, after spending a few days Wis.
iting friends in this vicinity.
Alicia Lawler spent a few days with
her uncle.
James and Mary Mclaughlin were
guests at the John Lawler home Sun
day
Rachel Downey returned home Sun
day after a few days visit in Omaha
with her sister, ;Genevieve.
Ray Fitzhenry and Tom Lawlel
came home Friday from Denison, al
which place they are attending schoo
at the normal college, for few days
stay.
Jerry Murphy and Veronica Lawlel
were in DenisOn a few days the pas1
week calling on friends.
Lock McCarty transacted business
in Breda recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John murphy spen
Sunday with the Ed DoWney family.
John Oldnettle was in this vicinity
a few days the past week.
Mrs. Henry Pfankuck came home OF
Saturday after weeks stay with hel
mother, Mrs. F.. NObling.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
THE ONLY WAY
Many Denison Citizens Have Discov'.
cred It.

Just what to do when the kid.
neys are affected is question that
concerns both young and old. Weak,
kidneys neglected in childhood lead to-
lifelong suffering. People of ad!
vanced years, with less vitality, suffer
doubly. In youth or age, languOr
backache, urinary irregularity, dizzi.
ness and nervousness make like bur-
den.
There is one remedy that acts d.
rectly on the kidneys and cures these
troubles. Doans Kidney Pills owe
their worldwide fame to the facet that
they cure sick kidneys and cure them
permanently. Follow the example of
this Denison citizen and you will be
convinced that this is SO.
Adam Schneckloth, PA E. Benefit
St. Denison, Iowa, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured from the Lamborn
Drug Co., were used in my family and
proved very effective in relieving a
pain and lameness in the back, caused
by disordered kidneys. l cheerfully
recommend this preparation"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other. No. IA
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
MANNED CERVANTES.
Bravery In Battle Of the Famous
Author Of "Don Quijote."

An incident of the battle Of Lepan-
to, which broke the power Of the
Turks in Europe. has an interest for
students Of literature. In the Mar
quesa ga!ley'-we quote from Com
mander Currey's Sea Wolves In the
Mediterranean'-"wu lying in his
bed, sick Of fever, young man
twenty-four years of age, Spaniard
of Alcala de Henares, the son Of hon
Orable parents, we are told, although
these parents were poor. When this
young man heard that battle was
imminent be rose from his bed and
demanded Of his captain, Francisco
San Pedro, that he should be placed
in the post Of greatest danger The
captain and others. his friends, coun-
seled him to remain In his bed.
'Senores,' replied the young man,
what would be said Of Miguel de
Cervantes should he take this advice:
On every occasion up to this day on
which his enemies have offered battle
to his majesty | have served like a
good soldier and today l intend to do
He was given command Of twelve sol
diers in shallop and all day was to
be seen where the combat ragged most
fiercely He received two wounds in
the chest and another which cost him
the loss of his left hand TO those
to whom he proudly displayed them in
after years he WAS accustomed to say.
Wounds in the face or the chest are
like stars which guide one through
honor to the skies OF him the chron-
1cler says, He continued the rest of
his life with honorable memory Of
this wonderful occurrence. and, al
though he lost the use Of his left
hand, it added to the glory Of his
right How glorious was that right
hand is known to all readers Of Ell
Ingenioso Hidalgo Don Quijote de la
Mancha.'"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
GOODRICH NEWS.

l. F.. Morris sold his cream separ-
ator to Ben Beamon, who shipped 1t
10 his Dakota home. Mr.. Morris has
ordered another Of larger size.
We understand that L. S. Dunbar
was down to the county seat 10 make
out the papers for the transfer OF his
farm which he sold. We understand
Lit intends TO go to Nebraska after
this year.
Mrs. Flora Whey spent Monday at
i'll.
Mrs. Chas. Shives spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Lille Newton
while Mr.. Shiyes exchanged books at
the Jordan and Huckstep schools.
w. J. Wilkinson and Pete Petersen
were in DelOit Monday.
Miss Nina LandOn is staying with
her sister, Mrs. Pete Naslund.
Gene Brogden marketed hogs Oh
Wednesday.
Broder Boysen. Mommie lessen,
Herman and Willie Grill attended the
sale northeast of Deloit Wednesday.
Hannibal Fink was in Denison Fri
day.
S. d. Newton visited the county
seat Wednesday.
Mrs S. D. Newton spent the last
of the week at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. d. Whey, who was taken
suddenly i'll Thursday.
B. Beamon left for his home in
South Dakota Tuesday morning, after
pleasant visit among friends and
relatives.
A. d. Whey loaded car Of oats
Tuesday.
Anderson Boys shelled corn for
Clarence lines Monday.
Louie Grill shipped car load of
cattle to Omaha, his brother, Her.
man. going with them.
Harry Anderson took a trip to Den
ison Tuesday.
Miss Tessie Cose visited her
friend, the Misses Mason, Sunday.
Eugene Brogden marketed hogs
this week.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
History Of Crawford County.

Secretaries OF any organizations
who would wish to be represented in.
the history of Crawford county now
in preparation, will please forward
the desired information to the under
signed at their earliest convenience.
The editor of this work would greatly
appreciate contributions from any old
settlers or any data or information or
stories of pioneer days which would
tend to make this history more COM
plete and authentic. Address all COM
munications to F. w. Meyers, DenisOn,
Iowa. Ait
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Receipts Today Were 319 Cars in All
-5,100 Cattle, $500 Hogs, 49,
90 Sheep and 40 Horses.

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 30.-There was a
pretty fair run Of cattle received to-
day for a Monday, there being 205
loads reported in.
There was little stronger tone to
the fat cattle market, partly owing to
the fact that supplies were hardly up
to the expectations and partly to a
Stronger tone to advices from eastern
markets and the trade was active
and prices were anywhere from fully
steady with Friday to about dime
higher While the good light and
handy weight grades were favored as
usual, there was not so much discrim-
nation against the plain and heavy
cattle that characterized the market
toward the close of last week.
Good to choice beeves, 500 to 600;
fair to good beeves, $5.75 to 900; com
mon to fair beeves, $4.75 to $50.
There was also considerable i'm
provement in the demand for cows
and heifers and practically all grades
sold to better advantage than toward
the latter part OF last week. A pref
erence was shown to the fat heifery
stock and anything of this kind found
a ready sale at stronger figures. Can
ners and stock COWS also met with the
usual keen demand, but there was
more or less uneveness when it came
to the general run of butcher stock
and in some cases prices were little
il any better than the close of last
week. Veal calves commanded steady
to strong prices, while there was an
active inquiry and firm market for
bulls, stays, etc.
Good to choice COWS and heifers,
$4.75 to $50; fair to good grades, $4.25
to 4.65; Gamers and cutters, 1925 to
400; veal calves, $4.OO to $50; bulls,
stays, etc., $500 to 5.25.
The market for stockers and feed
ers was fairly active as far as it went
and desirable steers, both heavy and
light, found a ready sale at steady
figures. AS usual the call was best
for the feshy and we'll bred steers,
while the ordinary run of light and
medium weight stuff met with very
poor reception. Stock heifers sold a
little more freely than toward the clos
of last week, but with little notice
able change in prices.
Choice to prime feeders, $3.50 to
600; fair to good feeders, $500 to 5.25;
common to fair feeders, $500 to ATS;
stock heifers, $3.75 to Ass.
The hog trade averaged nickel
higher this morning, improvement be-
ing due largely to light supply. The
heavy hogs moved around $3.50 to 7.45
and mixed sold at or near $3.50. Lights
and choice butchers brought as much
as $765, top sales showing the full
advance.
relatively heavy supply of stock
in the sheep barn this morning pro-
duced market of slow appearance.
All of the regular buyers were on
hand early but inquiry from killing
quarters was hardly substantial
enough to be termed demand and the
movement was naturally dragging
from the outset
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

When given as soon as the croupy.
cough appears Char,berlain's Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
Group and prevent all danger and.
cause of anxiety. Thousands of moth.
ers use it successfully. Sold by all
dealers.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

from / to 2 O'clock. Inc pail bearers
we're his pioneer friends, John Erick-
son, c. F. Clauson, c. f. Engberg, |.
Michaelson, Peter Johnston and H.
HollanLer. Burial was made III the
kirOn cemetery.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01

We have an idea that politicians
and preachers take great deal of
interest in people they do not really
feel.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-02-01
Hides Tanned
Cattle and Horse Hides Tanned
for Coats, Robes, Mittens, Etc., by
H. Willard, Son & Company
Tanners and Furriers
Marshalltown. Iowa

Hides are now in the best of
Condition for tanning and max
ing up into Fur Coats, Robes
and Mittens. If you have hide
you want famed, bring or send
it to us. Every product fully
guaranteed and we know you
will be pleased with our work.
Price list and catalogue gladly
sent upon application. We pay
highest market prices for hides
and furs ofall kinds.
H Willard, Son & Company
Marshalltown, Iowa
Established 1864
The old Reliable House
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
Metal XIII

81 ir priimti svarbiausius
Francijos reikalavimus. Vi
lius regis suprato, jogei
siandienine Francija nera
jau toji patti, kuriai kitus
kartus buvo uzdaves smu-
gi, garsusis Bismarkis.
Dabar Morokko priklau-
sys Francijai ir tai visai uz
mazas lesas, apie ka Fran
CHA nebuvo nei sapnavus.
Pirmiau -kadangi -Francija
Morokka norejo laikyti Tx
savo globoje, o dabar tasai
turtingas krastas perejo jai
savastin, pavedus Vokieti-
jai maza Kongo dali.
Aisku, jogei Vokietija Vi
sal susmukus.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
Nesutikimai uz Morokko
reikalus pasibaige.

Francijos su Vokietija
nesutikimai uzu Morokko
reikalus galima laikyti jau
pabaigtais. Vokietija jau
priemus svarbesnes Franci-
jos islygos If tik pareika-
lauta menkesnes vertes per-
mainu sutaisytoj sutarty.
Taigi Francijos politika
zymiai gavo virsu ir Vokie-
tia priversta Francijos no;
rams pasiduoti. Vokietijos
Vilius issyk sokinejo, laks-
te, bet kuomet pamate, jo-
gel jo grasinimu niekas ne
sibijo, priyalejo nuleisti no
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
vengriia priesai zydus.

Budapeste andai uzgi1ne
s1narkQs judejimai priesai
zydus, ypac namq savinin-
kus, kurie pastaraisiais lai-
kais megino pakelti randas.
Budapesto bedinieji gy-
ventojai jau pakaktinai ant
savo kailio atjaucia valgo-
mu produktQ branguma,
tad uz namus randQ pa
brangimas visus bedininkus
tiesiok supykdino prizes zy-
dus, kurie daugiausia darbi-
ninla1ns namuS palaiko.
Viena diena 1nilziniskos
zmoniu minios issispiete ant
gatviu ir pradejo grasinti
zydams. Kadangi minios
buvo maniusios naikinti zy-
dq savastis If juos musti,
yyriausybe isake policijai
minias isvaikyti.
Policija vienok buvo per-
silpna tokias zmoniu minias
suvaldyti, kadangi tuoj
daugumas policijantu ir is
minios buvo suzeista.
Paskiau pakviesta ka-
riuomene, krlri ir ivedus
tvarka.
Tie judejimai priesai zy-
dus aiskiai hudija, jog zy-
dai visur yra nepakenciami
ir persekiojami. Ir nors
zydai tokioj Vengrijoj yra
dideliais ponais teeiau ir
ten jiems tuoj pasidarys
anksta.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
Chinu sukileliu nelaimes.

Chinu sostainen Pekinan
nesenai aplaikyta IS Ceng-
Tu suveluotas raportas apie
susiremima valdiskosios
Chinu kariuomenes SUI suki-
leliais svangliu apylinkese.
Kariuomene nors turejusi
didelius nuostolius, bet SUI
kilelius pergalejusi ir pas
tarieji dar daugiau esa pra-
laimeje.
Paskiau sukileliai uzeme
Mai-Cau ir tenai ant greitQ-
jq pasitaise fortifikacijas.
Gyventoju nepasikakinimai
delei dabartines valdzios
politikos su kiekviena diena
L
didinasi. Ceng-Tu, kuri bu-
We apgule sukileliai, visis-
kai paliuosuota is uzpuoli-
kp ranku pribuvusia is I'll
beto kariuomene.
Is kitty provincijq Peki-
nan pranesama, jog sukili-
mai pasibaisetinai platinasi.
Chinu vyriausybei bus Ia
bal sunku sukilusius gy.-
yentojjus sukontroliuoti. !
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
sucumo, zakatf'llo, mieste
Batune ir 10 .oayiete,
prailgintas Xxi 4 d. rugsejo
1912 metz.
Mat, Wis dar lleranu!
ss@sfsetS

orenburge gubernijoj pat
sirode jau baisus badmecio
draugas NidI1riu tifuso
epid de1nija. Epid drlijes prie4
zastimi yra Iabai prastas
gyventoju naSstas ga jonuo-
Sc Visisko eizderaji1no ja-
W. kur zlnoneS nnaitinasi
.ivairiais snMliaiss IS II tai dar
valgo karta j elias dienas.
= Gydytojas Fnicin'as is
Celiabinsko pavieto guber-
MICS sanitarinei valdyhai
pranese, kad vidu1iu tifuso
epidemija nepaprastai pra-;
dejo siausti daN ieto
pavieto sodzi9 4ar suserga7
ma po SOC zsnol llll + dau-
|giau Epidami1a kasdiena
Wis labialu i ilsi.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
pa1ltu il unity viiska naikinti.

putty II Imtu vlska nalklntl.
Vokietijos kaizeris rengia-
81 kariaujancias puses SUI
taikinti, bet kitos viespa-
tystes sake, .jogei sutaik,y-
mas esas perdaug sllVeluo-
tas ir Italia neuzsileis, ka-
dangi turkai desetkus metp
prizes visus didziavosi, savo
kraste Italijos pavald dinius
skriaude, juos tiesiog igno-
ravo. Be to dar ant Tur-
kijos visi rustaujja jjogei
il -savo viespatystsj igsiol
prilaikallti vergu pirkl.yba, q
kul.isai amatas siiais laikais
yra pasibiauretinas If ne
zmoniskas; pagaliau tur-
kams norma atkersyti uz
kriksccioniu skerdynes ir
ivairius anu persekio jimus::
Tatai; regis, irkaizerio pas
tangos nueis rel jais. @ II
labai butus laikas tasai bar
baru il fal1atiku krastas Yi-
sal panaikinti.
Is karo lauko tue taipsI "a
bal skupiai gauIlan1a zinios.
ir Wis tai .dar neof fetal iskos.
sekanciame ataliko =
numery placiau parasy $ ysi1ae.
apie Tripolis ir paminesime
priezastis, uz ka italai puo-
lesi ant turku.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
.Netoli r,iassfo kitonairiau,

Neeoll lntgo x1ev1n1i1aus
aYa1po,;.o lesss,,so va
= : ap.A11ls'lacl5 80 eaae
I.asaoaea ,4olAa9 s';na sa,5g,e,
1,a,,aa aDans 1,1 sa,1y'a saw sysa'ias -
u,aio i1ahuoss Wa1a4 nusa,las a4a;sog5 5a
- tas; ;ao ,,,,as ,s'la.lal .,aa, s'sisaae spa;
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
Bogrov pakartas.

-
Revoliucij jonierius% Dimit-
ri Bogrov, kuris rugsejo Il
d. pasikesino ant premie-
70 Stolypino N. Kievo te-
atre If karo teismupasmerk-
tas pakarti, rugsejo 25 d.
Kievo kalejiIno kieme pa
kartas.
Prizes mirsiant tasai jau-
mas vyras prases jam leisti
pasimatyti su rabinu; kale-
jimo yyresnybe jam leido,
bet su taja islyga, idant jis
su rabinu kalbetusi aky-
veizdoj valdininko. Tuo-
kart Bogrov atsisake maty-
ties su rabinu. Pasmerkta-
sis drasiai zenges po kartu-
VENTS If paskutinis jo 70
dis buves: "Ka padariau,
tas naudinga Rusijai".
Be to dar pranesama, jo-
gel zydai, pabegusieji pir-
miau is Kievo, iisnaujjo bu-
r'iais grizzta miestan.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05


ministeriui liko uzdengta
didziausia latuiu apsvietos
draugija .su visais jos skait-
lingais skyriais visoj Lat
.vijoj. Uzdengtoji draugija
.latviams turejo didEiausia
J. ..kulturine svarba, nes buvo
Eiisisteigus mokytoja kursus,
turejo Edaugybe mokyklu II
abelnai labai placciiai sejo
tarpe zmoniu apsvieta.
y :
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05

- s.n
Peterburge augstesniuose
moterip istoriskai-fi filologis-
kuose ir juridiskuose Raje-
vo kursuose studeneiu pri-
emimas padidinta. Trum-
pu laiku liko paduota 300
mIeldinu delei priennimo: J:
Tarpe pastojanciu i kursus
daug yra miestu, pradinip
ir sodziaus mokyklq moky-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05

"Liberte'' kilo gaisras i.
|netrukus laivas plyses nu
grimzdo. Su laivu prazu
Eo 235 oficierai ir jureiviai
Plysimas : atsitikes parakt
sandelyj.
Laivo plysimo vietoj van
duo esas negi]us, Tx 40 pc
dq, todel nugrimzdusio lai-
vo kaninai riogso is pc
vandens ant pavirsiaus
Greitai po tai. nelaimei ap-
linkui stovintieji. karo lai-
val, su savo ingulomis puo-
lesi pagalbon, bet jau buvo
pervelu.
Nakcia, po tam nelaimin-
gam atsitikimui, pasklydes
visur gandas, jogei karo
laivas "Liberte" Francijos
priesais sunaikintas; snipai
ant laivo pagi1nde gaisra II
nuo kilusio gaisro parakas
plyses. Tasai gandas pa
remiamas faktu, jogei tue
paciu laiku uztikta gaisras
ir ant karo laivo ''Patrie", I,
teciau laiku jis prigesinta.
Jureivijos minister's items
gandams nesipriesinas, bet
tue paeiu zygiu tame reikale
nenoris duoti jokiQ isaiski-
nimu, kol tardymai nebusia
pahaigti.
Valdiskst ratvirtinta, jo-
gel ant laivo zuvo 235 jurei-
vial ir oficierai; 88 jurei-
vial il oficierai suzeista, 0
vieno jureivio niekur mega
lima surasti.
Oficierai ir inzinieriai
'tvirtina, jogei tos nelaimes
priezastimi esantis plysimas
naujai issrasto parako, yadi-
namo paraku OBJ Tasai
parakas turis nepaprasta
speka ir lengvai uzsidegan-
tbs.
Plysusio ''Liberte" ske-
veldos ant pasaliniq karo
laivu daug jureiviu uzmu-
susios ir suzeidziusios.
Niekur tick daug nelai-
minguju atsitikimu su karo
laivais nebuna, kai kad
Francijoj; cionai pramato-
ma kokios tai svetimos vies-
patystes veikimas.
Francijos prezidentas
Fallieres apturejes daugel
uzuojautos telegramu IS
svetimu viespatysciu, nuo
karaliu ir prezidentu. O
patti Franeija apsidengus
gedimu netekus tick daug
savo narsuoliu sum-, tevy-
nes apgyneju, juo daugiau,
jog If patsai plyses laivas
prigulejes prie pirmosios
rusies laivu.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
Is Rusijes.

Ministeriu taryba prieme
viduriniu reikalll ministerio
inesta sumanyma apie pail
ginima istatu kelill admi-
nistracijos ivesta didesni
policijos skaitlip If jos uz-
laikymui is valstybes isdo
prideti 805.ooo rubliu I've
dimas padaugintos poieij jos
pailginta dar net Xxi a.
sausio 1913 metu.
Sustiprintos apsal.gos
stovis, ivestas gubernijo-
Sc: Baku, Gernomorio
Elisavetpolio, Erivaniaus,
Kutaiso ir daugu1noje pa
Tifliso CUB, iapskri-
Giuose Tersko, Kubaniaus,
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-10-05
ITALIJOS SU TURKIJA
KARAS

Pereitoj petnycioj visai
netiketai uzgipae karas TIA
]ijos su Turkija uz platoka
-rasta Tripolis, atsirandan-
Afrikoj, Tripolis yra
-,.atokas krastas, turintis
"augiau milijono .gyvento-
/, u. Tasai krastas is senu-
senoves prigulejo il priguli
rurkijai. Kuomet Europos
1riekurios viespatystes eme
e,arties uz Morokko reika-
us, kuomet paskiau neku-
sz.ios ten ir kitur sau pasi-
pelnijo, Italia taippat SUI
name tue trukSmu pasinau-
doti ir si-ta Is svetimu ran
ku, is silpnesnio ka nors
atimti ir prisisavinti. Ka-
dangi Turkijos viespatyste
nudien finansiskai labai
silpnai gyvuoja, Italija
pirm keliu savaieiu ir nu-
sprende is Turkijos atimti
amos sena nuosavybe, kras-
Ia Tfipolis. Italijos vyriau-
sybe ispradzill buyo nlanius,
jog Turkija ant pareikala-
Vino grazumu atiduos Tri-
poll. Bet kas tau! Turki-
ia netik kad pasipriesino,
bet dar viesai apskelbe, jo=
gel uz ta krasta j praie-
sianti savo krauja, bet ne
atiduosianti. Mat, Turkija
visai nemane, kad Italija is
tikruju taisosi karan, nes
priesingai gal butu siaip-
taip sulygus. Ant Italijos
reikalavimu atsakinejo la
bal saltai, arba visai apie
nekurius daiktus nutyleda-
vo. Pagaliau pereitoj sa-
vaitej Italija Turkijai pa
siunte galutina zodi arba
ultimatu1na ir pareikalavo
ant to atsakyti i 24 valan-
das. Praejo tasai laikas, o
Turkija nieko neatsako.
Tada Italijos karalius SUI
sauke posedin savo minis
teriu kabineta, kas atsitiko
petnycioj, ir po keliu va
landu pasika]bejimui ap-
sauke kara prizes Turkija.
Tas atsitiko 2:30 po pietQ.
Karo minister's tuoj pra-
nese savo karo laivynui,
kuris jau buvo surengtas,
plaukti miesto Tripolis
nostan ir pareikalauti pasi-
davimo, priesipgai-gi SUI
bombarduoti. M. Tripolise
turkai turinti 1900 kariuo-
menes ir siokias-tokias
tvirtoves, tatai pasiduoti
atsisake ir tas buvo svar-
biausioji karo pradzia.
Cionai paduodame is ka-
70 lauko svarbiausius atsi-
tikimus.
Pirmiausiai Italijos karo
laivynas susireme netoli
Epiro su Turkijos torped-
valciu naikintojais, kuriais
lydeta transportiniai laivai
su turku kariuomene j Tri-
polls pakrascius. ITALY lai-
vynas uzpuole ir du turku
laivu nugramzdino. Bet
transportiniai LAVAL laimin-
gal dasigavo prie krasto ir|