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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-16

l1Irs Du Roi ana Ms. G. Fred Bush.
Miss Lyons Luncheon.
Miss Lyon IS : guest at the Pleas
anton Hotel entertained q prettily
appointed luncheon Tuesday for {
number Of Honolulu people The table
was attraetiyely decorated with liren-
der and white astors
Covers were laid for Mrs. Frances
Smith. Miss Beets. Mrs. WIN. Wall.
Miss Morrison, Mrs. Foster, Miss fost.
en- and Miss Lyon.
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Allen Brown and russell Fraxier
Entertain.
Master Allen Brown aud Master
Russell Frazier. who are celebrating
their birthdays today. have invited
about sixty OF their little friends 10
spend the aftefnoon with them at the
Brown home on YcIng street They
are going to give each OF their little
girl friends little embroidered aprons
and the boys will be given scys as
souvenirs CT the occasion The asters
noon will be spent playing an man
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Berries BroWn NnptiaIs.
On Monday afternoon Miss Lillian
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daughter Of Princess Emma. was quiz
city married 70 Mr.. Roy Frederick
Brown by Rev. Henry H Parker pas
tor OF kawaiahao church They are
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-16

Mrs. 3. 3. PFatk'e ChiIdren's Hafty.
Mrs. Harold b Pratt Is entertain.
Ing al 3 childrenss party this after.
noon for her little fwp.year.old son.
John Helm Pratt. The other little
children who viii spend the afternoon
with him are Miss Katherine Warren,
Miss Priscilla Kinesbury, Miss Edith
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
COBURN's FINE SHOW.
One Of the Cleverest Performances
Of Season at Grand Last Night.

Coburn's Ministries gave one Of the
cleanest, cleverest and most enjoyable
performances OF the season at the Grand
last night. In football parlance they
made hit from the kick off, The
stage settings were beautiful, and the
electric accessories well placed. II a
good show deserves good audience,
Coburn's Minstrels should play to capac-
ity wherever it appears. The indiyid-
ual and ensemble work was of high Or
der, aud the entire performance q sue
cess. In the olio we're many new fea-
lures OF the reproducing variety. The
European Marionette novelty act was
exceptionally clever. Charley Gano
was whole show in himself. He is
unquestionably in class by himself
when compared with other comedians
here. To look at him is to laugh. A
feature OF Gana's work is that he never
even approached the ragged edge Of
anything Objectionable. The work Of
the quartette, Lucas, Mccarthy, Settle
Tietge was clever and received numer-
Gus encores. They are a splendid sing
ing four. Manager Coburn always
brings first-class minstrel attraction to
Greenville and but for the very inclem-
ent weather would have had a packed
house. Daily News, Greenville, 5. G.
Reynolds Opera House, Friday
night, April 10.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Berryhlll, Editor.

Telephone 40 Kindly report as early as con
venient
Signs of spring are seen all over the
map. New houses are going up. Old
houses are coming down. Happy look
ing men, who don't know blessed
thing about gardening are hoeing in
the soil at the back or front Of their
homes, with new hoes and springy
vim. Some Of them constantly refer
to open garden manuals on clean swept
door-steps, and little innocent chickens,
which are going to lay and hatch lot
of eggs some sweet day, are drifting
like breeze-blown pansies across the
green grass.
All this flood business in Cairo, CO.
lumbus and Hickman must be forgot
ten. The poor will be seen to by an
all-wise Providence and our sympathet-
ic folks. People will build their homes
again in the same old mud behind the
levees and perhaps the government will
come along some day, take hold on
things and dredge the old Mississippi.
How much money would be saved and
how much suffering and anxiety if that
deep waterways committee could only
persuade the government to make, for
the United States and especially the
South, that grand water highway they
have often promised.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Il accomplished fact. No more do two

an accomplished fact. No more do two
committees, each working for the same
end, pursue divergent courses, but now
the chosen representatives, both OF the
regulars and the independents, have
agreed upon plant may not be the
best plan, it may not be perfect plan,
but it is an accepted plan, one which
accomplishes results. Under it the
united party will nominate its judicial
candidates, for which all Democrats will
make the fight shoulder to shoulder
and to victory in August. BY this plan
the united party will name its delegates
to the national convention and select
the electors assuring Tennessee to the
Democratic nominee for President
And last but not least, the convention
will elect a new committee and there
will be no more independent or regular
committees, but one Democratic COM
great cracks and assures being opened in
the earth. These vast openings extend
ed through the counties OF Lake and
Obion, then denseiy covered with forests
and unsettled, to point on the Missis-
sippi River. The waters OF the great
river rushed in and some twenty-five or
thirty thousand acres Of land in the
counties we're inundated. To-day's opin-
ions marked the close Of the long session
Of the Court Of Civil Appeals, twelve
opinions being delivered. The session
has been the longest and most arduous
since the tribunal was created by the
| Legislature. All members OF the court
were present at adjournment except
Judge Cate, who is in East Tennessee.
The court will convene on the second
Monday in May at Knoxville.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
HARMONY PLAN WINS


Edward Albright, chairman Of the
conference held here on March % for
the purpose Of Lsnmoting Democratic
harmony in the State, gave out a state
ment Friday evening late in which was
embodied the report Of the subcommit-
tees named by the editors conference
and conference Of Democrats. The re-
port showed that twelve of the twenty
members OF the Vertrees State Conn
mittee and fourteen OF the seventeen
members Of the Barton Committee had
ratified the agreement.
The action or the majority OF the two
committee neans the unihcation Of
the Democratic party in Tennessee. It
means the elimination OF the dual State
organizations and the election OF one
committee by convention composed
81 delegates direct from the people.
Under the provisions OF the editors
plan this convention will be held in
Nashville on May 10, and prior to the
meeting 81 the convention the members
Of the two State committees ratifying
the harmony agreement will direct par
W affairs.
The ratification OF the harmony plan
came after long fight in which los edi-
tors 81 Democratic newspapers stood as
advocates Of party harmony. The sub
committees made no effort to hasten
the signatures of the members of the
two state committees, preferring to wait
until they had heard from the people
whom they represented. The people
spoke, and when the call for signatures
was made the result was no longer 10
doubt. Two members OF the Vertrees
committee, could they have been reach
ed, would no doubt have added their
signatures I'd. the agreement ]. *.
Heron, one Of these. has been out q
the state for several weeks, and i is be-
lieved that upon his arrival here he will
be quick to join ID the harmony move
ment.
Judge Floyd Essill. Hon. Edward All.
bright and Gen. p. J. Caldwell u
charge 81 harmony headquarters Fri
aax, ovo,,;nw laft for their resnective
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

the Vertrees primary board, anxious to
secure Democratic victory at the polls
in both State and National elections,
will return their commissions and fur
Their cement the victory for party peace
by joining the harmony movement.
Enthusiasm in Democratic circles is
again rampant, and the party is now
ready for the fight with Republicanism.
SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT.
The report of the subcommittee, as
submitted to Chairman Albright, is as
follows:
TO Edward Albright, Esq, Chairman
Democratic Conference;
We take pleasure in reporting to
you that the following members OF the
two committees have signed and agreed
to the harmony proposition recon-
mended by the conference Of which
you are chairman, to-wit:
''Of the regular or Vertrees commit
tee---J. Parks Worley, First district; J..
Il. Helms, Second; T. L. Stewart, Third;
v. E. Bockman, Fourth; J. D, G. Nor
ton, Fourth Archie E. Ray, NJ. p,
Fifth; S. G. Lewis, Sixth; Irwin Nc
Grew, Seventh; H. H. Barr, Ninth; w,
G. Linn, Ninth; G. A. Stainback,
Tenth; r. G. Williamson, Tenth.
"Of the independent or Barton COM
mittee, the following WI. McSween,
John Fl. Caldwell, J.. III. Bundren, e.
Shapard. o. G. Barton, w. w. Wade,
u. ]. Morford, J. B. STAFFORD, w II.
Biggs, 0. K. Holiday, James B. New
man, R. A. Brown, j. B. French, E.
Rice.
More than a majority Of both COM
mittees have accepted TIE plan. We
feel that it is but just to add that we
have been unable to get in communities
ton with two members Of the regular
or vertrees committee, both Of whom
we are confident would endorse the
plan, and we have reason to believe
will sign same when presented to
them. FLOYD EsrILL,
ID. ] CAnpwFft
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Eggs, Eggs. Eggs.

From White Wayandotts that are pur-
white, the best all purpose fowl, great
winter layers. Eggs 81 90 for Is, fer
tility guaranteed. Also Duroc Jersey
Hogs OF the best breeding and indiyidn-
atty. Come and see or write your
wants. w. J. BEAUcHAMP,
Soft Union City, Tenn. r. F. D. 4.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Cogdell.

Mr.. ]. d. wrather and Miss Marie
CogdeIl were married April 4 at the
home Of the brides parents in Itasca,
Texas, the Rev. Dunn Of the M. 3.
Church administering the sacred rites,
and the couple left Immediately for
Tennessee to locate in Union City
The many friends Of the groom ex-
tend the warmest congratulations and
the kindest welcome to Mrs. Wrather.
Mr.. wrather has been acitizen 81 Union
City for a number Of years and is held
in high esteem as citizen and business
man.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Bondurant-Roper.

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. G. Roper to the marriage
Of their daughter, Miss Bessie, and Mr..
William Murphy Bondurant at home
near Hickman on Wednesday evening,
April "a, at $50. The young people
are we'll known and esteemed and con-
siderable interest attaches to the event.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

CAKFS--Orders received and filed
at any time for all kinds Of cake baked
in any style and delivered at any time
and full supply always on hand for Sat
urday delivery.
2-tf Mrs ARA e. EDWARDS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

The wax paper bread wrapper is NOT
Al FAD; it is not concession to the
whim of the housewife; it is not a
meaningless trade-catcher; it is Al SAN
ITARY NECESSITY. DAHNKE'S
BREAD is WRAPPED IN WAX
PAPER WRAPPERS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

TO have fine healthy complexion
the liver must be active, the bowels
regular and the blood pure. All this il
brought about by using HERBINE. II
thoroughly scours the liver, stomach
and bowels, puts the body in fine con-
dition and restores that clear, pink and
white complexion, SO much desired by
ladies'. Price Soc. Sold by Oliver Red
Cross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
"R. 3. L. MoUNrcAsrLE.
ALnRIaHT's sTATEMENT.

Chairman Albright, Friday evening,
gave out the following statement:
am truly gratified to be able to re-
port that the majority Of the members
Of both committees have ratified and
Endorsed the plan recommended by the
conference OF March %, as win be
shown by the report made BY Messrs.
Estill, Caldwell and Mounlcastle.
The unifcation OF the party is now
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Thieves apparently with political con-
yictions are said to have broken into the
rooms Of Gov. Woodrow Wilson at a
Chicago hotel Sunday night and Stolen
suitcase full Of private correspondence
and papers belonging to the New Jersey
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Although the usual Easter parade in
Fifth avenue, New York City, was in
terrupted by rain, it was noted that
styles, both as to gowns and bonnets,
we're much less extreme than year ago.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

ROOMS FOR RENT. Rooms for
light housekeeping. Call or address
SOC Dry street 2-tf
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EQZ SbHUZNZNZNY

sprzeciwia sic wnioskowi w oba-
vie, ze niemieckiej nafty ME star
czy w kraju wtedy nastapi po-
drozenie cen, .ktore da sic we zna-
ki najubozszej ludnoSci.
- w Faulbach mad Menem u
toneio 6 dziewczat, kt6re poszfy
ma rzeke slizgac sic, ME dose mo-
cny. lod sic za.amai wszystkie
potonely... .....
-, Znakomity skrzypek Kube-
lik ma sic poddac operacyi slepej
kiszki okoio Bozego Narodzenia:
ostatnio zasekwestrowano Ku
belikowi znakomite skrzypce je-
go "a jakiS dug II jednego z
przedsiebiorcow koncertowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-12
Te|egramy KTajOWG.
Przemycanie ma wielka skale.

Przemycanie ma wielka skale.
Nowy York, II grudnia. =
Wczoraj popoiudniu aresztowano
W Nowym Yorku niejaka Mrs.
Amedia H. Haldron, przystoj-
ma dame, liczaca 35 lat "a przemy-
canie kosztownych sukien Eu-
ropy dla modniarek W Chicago,
Nowym Yorku, Filadelfii i IN.
nych wielkich miastach. Wladzc
rzadowe oskarzaja ja o systema-
tyczne przemycanie ma kolosalna
skale wyrobow modniarskich
gi6wnie Paryza, wskutek kto-
rego miano oszukac w}adze cell
ne ma setki tysiecy dolarow. Mrs.
Haldorn uzywala kilka nazwisk
W swych podrozach do Europy
z .powrotem, to; raz byla pania
Antoinette Haldron, potem pania
George Haldron, "a innym razem
PAM Hubert, wreSzcie ! PAM A
maldorn.
Gale oszustwo .polegalo ma tenn,
re ustawy celne pozwalaja cudzo-
ziemcom, przybywajacym do Sta
now Zjednoczonych, przywiesc
ze SODA odzienia tyle, lie odpo-
wiada ich stanowisku. Agentili
wiec dla modniarek amerykan-
skich zakupywaiy suknie dam
skie W Europe, ktore pozniej a.
resztowana pani Haldorn zabie,
rala nibyto jako wiasna gardero-
be i wybierala sic MIA w po-
droz do Ameryki Bardzo czesto
wracaia do Stanow Zlednocz2-
nych przez Kanade, azeby zanly-
die oczy urzedn celnym pozulac
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ma zamozna cudzoziemke, kt6-
ra zwiedza Ameryke. Gdy ia wre-
szcie aresztowano, starafa sig
przemycic sukien damskich mai
lepszego wyrobu paryskiego na
$4,000.
PREF. Taft - sedzia?
Nowy York, II grudnia. -
Los bylego prezydenta budzi al
DO ciekawoSc, albo litosc, albo ie-
dna i grugq. L tego tez powodu
raz wraz rozchodza sic pogioSkl
O losie obecnego prezydenta, gdy
nieubiagane fatum polozy kres
jego urzedowaniu i NADIA mu wca-
le pozazdroszczenia ME godna
godnoSc by}ego prezydenta. .Wczo
raj rozeszia sic pogloska, re prel.
Taft, gdy zostanie exprezyden-
tenn, ma objac katedre protesora
prawa,> ufundowana przez Ken
ia, w UniwerSytecie Yale, ktory
lest Alma Mater PREF. Tafta. ka-
tedra ia wakuje Cd kilkunastu lat.
w lacznoSci ia pogloska rozesz-
la sic druga, amianowicie re zy-
czeniem CUB. Wilsona jest, aze>
by PREF. Taft zostal zamianowa-
ny jednym re sedziow W Trybr-
male Najwyzszym Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych. Wiadoma jest RE
cza, re godnoSc ia byia szczytem
ambicyi PREF. Tafta, zanim zostaf
obrany prezydentem Stan. Zjed-
noczonych.
Ma bye pragnieniem CUB. Viii
soma, azeby ambicya PREF. Iatta
bvIa wreszcie urzeczywlstniona.
w movie swej pred klubem To-
tosowym w Nowym Yorku prez:
Taft w sposob. humorystyczny
poruszyi kwestye: CO uczyn1c
exprezydentami Stanow Zjedno-
czonych? Pc przeczytaniu tel mo-
WV CUB. Wilson miai sic wyra-
zic, re zamianuje PREF. Tatta, ]e-
zeli mu pozwoli czlonkiem Try
bunaiu Najwyzszego, skoro tylko
pierwszy wakans nastapi, Podoo-
NO oba stanowiska, profesora |
sedziego. ME staiyby soble na
przeszkodzie.
Znowu rewolucya w Santo Do
ningo.
, Waszyngton, 12 grudnia.
Horacio Vascuez Julian Arlas,
przyw6dzcy rewolucyi W santo
Domingo, co tylko usmlerzonel
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TsIGgramy zagTaniGzns.
Sytuacya miedzynarodowa.

0yIudCyd HllSoZyndroQoWd.
Londyn, II grudnia. y Mini
ster brytyjskich spraw zagrani-
cznych, Grey, omawiajac wczo-
raj W Izbie Gmin sytuacye mic
dzymocarstwowa, zapowiedziai,
ze rownoczeSnie z balkanska
konferencya pokojowa odbedzie
sic w Londynie konferencya
przedstawicieli mocarstw euro
pejskich W celu omowienia Srod-
kow trwaiej pacyfikacyi ma Bal
kanie. Widoki tel konferencyi mo-
carstw wcale ME So pomySlne -
zanacza minister - i ME nalezy
sic spodziewac, re zalozony eel
W zupelnoSci bedzie osiagniety, a
to tej przYczynyssiE -miedzy mo-
carStwami Samemi panuje rozbie-
znoSc tendencyi politycznych, a
W szczeg6lnoSci zaostrza sic sto-
sunek miedzy Austrya a RoSya /
miedzy sprzymierzencami jednej
a sprzymierzencami drugiej Sam
jednak fakt, re wszystkie mocar-
stwa zgodzily sic uczestniczyc W
owej konferencyi wskazuje ma po-
kojowe intencye.
Paryz, II grudnia. - Bawii tn
w przejezdzie do Londynu parla-
mentarz serbski b. premier No
wakowicz, ktory odbyl tajna ma
rade z premierem francuskim Po-
incare'm a nastepnie oSwiadczyl
w interwiewie, co nastepuje: Ser
bia stanowczo domagac sic be-
die portu ma Adryatyku, DO ten
port potrzebny jej jest do jej
rozwoju ekonomicznego W przy-
szioSci. Serbia ME pojmuje gwal-
townego oporu Austryi przeciw-
ko temu zadaniu, cd ktorego mi
mo wszystko Serbia odstapic
ME moze, ma dowod czego "a
trzymala wojska swe W zajetych
terytoryach miastach, ME zwa-
zajac ma protesty auStryackie.
Serbia ma nadzieje pewna, re jej
siuszne zadania popra mocarstwa
tr6iporozumienia: Rosya, Fran
cya i Anglia.
Londyn, IL grudnia. - Wszy-
scy przedstawiciele Ligi Balkan
skiej przybyli juz do Londynu'
sp6znili sic tylko przedstawiciele
Turcyi, ktorzy donieSli, le NE
zdaza do Londynu ma trzynaste-
90, ale re najrychlej pietnastego,
W niedziele bye tam moga; prze-
to ukiady odiozono az do przy-
sziego poniedziaiku.
Wieden, 12 grudnia. = Bee
najmniejszej watpliwosc1 stosu-
mex Austryi do Serbii pogarsza
81, dniem kazdym; rzadowi art-
stryackiemu utrudnia jeszcze sy-
tuacye obstrukcya slowianska W
parlamencie: mianowicie pred
stawiciele narodow siowianskich
W Austryi poiaczyli sic W silneJ
obstrukcyi przeciwko rzadowym
orzedlozeniom budzetowym,
Czesi cd dawna stoja W stalej u
pozycyi z powodu stanowiska
rzadu, popierajacego Niemcow,
KoIo Polskie tez ME pewne z po-
wodu solidaryzowania sic rzada
Prusami, wywiaszczajacymi Po-
iakow W Poznanskiem: wszystko
sprawia, &c rzadowe wnioski bu-
dzetowe j wojenne moga ME u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-12

strym szczegolniej jest Sprzeciw
wobec wniosku, by wszyscy pod
dani austryaccy do 50go roku zy-
cia byli obowiazani do s4uzby
wojskowej ma wypadek wojny,
jeSli ME W boju to w pracach ar
mil pomocniczych: jezeli ten
wniosek wiekszoSci ME uzyska,
Rad gotow jest parliament roz-
wiazac, projekt swoj przepro-
wadzi w6wczas droga zwykiego
rozporzadzenia (nie konstytu-
cya),..
= Wczoraj odbyia sic nadzwy-
czajna rada ministrow, w ktorej
wziai udziai nastepca tronu sam
cesarz: uwazaja to "a objaw ME
pokojacy: po naradzie nastepca
tronu arcyks. Franciszek Ferdy-
nand zaraz odjechal ma Wegry.
P0dob1o ma naradzie tel zasta-
nawiano sic mad ostatecznem O.
redziem jake Austrya ma prze-
slac Serbii, ignorujacej wszelkie
przstrogi pogrozki Austryi.
w caiej Austryi, szczegol-
niej w Galicyi, W Czechach, ma
Slasku Bukowinie podwyzszaja
znacznie kompanie asekuracyjne
.oplaty swoich ubezpieczeh ma wy
padek wojny: to jest zlo wroza-
ca oznaka...
Petersburg, - grudnia. - Run
ma gieidach rosyjskich ME
zmniejsza sic: spadek akcyi /
papier6w wszystkich jest zatrwa-
zajacy: uwazaja to "a obiaw no.
wego pogorszenia stosunkow
miedzymocarstwowych. .
q teatru wojny.
Sofia, II grudnia. = Pewne
doposza wiadomoSci, re W pobi!-
zu p6lwyspu Gallipolis i ma MIN
samym tureckie puiki dopuszcza-
ia sic okropnych okrucienstw /
naduzyc nieludzkich ma ludnosci
chrzeSciianskiej: w okolicy miast
Gallipolis, Bulair w Tracyi W O.
kolicy miasta Keszan Turcy wy
mordowali okolo 600 ludzi spa
iii wiele osad i wiosek.
Belgrad, 10 grudnia. = Wladze
woienne serbskie dozwolily woj-
skowej komisyi amerykanskiej
zwiedziG pobojowiska pola bi-
tew, stoczonych przez ar1nis
serbska.
z Anglii.
Londyn, IL grudnia. = Wciaz
ieszcze ME wiadomo, jaki to -
kret zostal zatopiony przez sta
TEX wojenny Centurion" wiele
ludzi MIN zgineio. Donosza tn,
re W poblizu wysp Scilly zatonai
najprawdopodobniej grecki D
kret ,,Antonios", ktorego szczatkl
tam znaleziono. Okret ten dawno
byI juz wypAynai Fiume siuch
O MIN zaginal.
- Sadly londynskie skazaiy IA
diva miesiace wiezienia sufrazy-
stke Elze Howie "a awantury, wy
prawiane. na jednem ostatnich
zebran publicznych. Ma jednem z
zebran sufrazystowskich odczy-
tano list ministra Grey'a, W ktd-
rym tenze zaznacza, re sprawl
rownouprawnienia kobiet bedzie
wniesiona ma najblizszej sesyi
parlamentu j jeSli tam uzyska pe-
parcie Rad jej rowniez sprzeci-
wiac sic ME bedzie. Wywoialo to
og6lne zadowolcnie.
~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-12
z Rosyi.

Petersburg, II grudnia. - Krq-
"a pog}oski, podobno najpowaz-
niej ugruntowane, re carewicz
chorowai wskutek zamachu urza-
dzonego nan przez osobe niezna-
ma. ktora skaleczyla 60 tax IA
talnie w.pachwine, re zoStanie on
kaleka ma reszte zycia musi bye
cd nastepstwa tronu usuniety. Te-
go rodzaju wieSci pojawiiy sic i
w kilku powaznych zagranicz-
nych pismach. Potwierdzac te
informacye zdaje sic ten fakt,
ze W ostatnich dniach przeprowa-
dzono zmiane ordynacyi nastep-
stwa tronu wSkutek ustapienia
nieodwoialnego Z dworu w, ks.
Michala usuniecia sic jego cd
zaszczytu nastepstwa zoStaje ma
stepca W. ks. Dymitr, syn W. ks.
Pawla, ktory poslubi najstarsza
corke cara W. ks. Olge. Zmian
tych ME czynionoby, gdyby ME
ow zly widocznie stan zdrowla
carewicza. ...s|-., ... .
z Francyi. .. j..
Paryz, II grudnia. = Niezwy-
ky strajk nastal w kopalniach
wegla w NoeuX' oto tamtejsi
chlopcy kopalniani W wieku lat
1Gtu strajkuja ably dostac roboty
= mniej? jak zwykle o to straj-
kuja ludzie?? : ME: aby. ably jej
dostac-wiecej.. Chca Oni praco-
wac. overtime" aby zarabiac vie
cej, tn i'm tego rodzice kompa-
MIA ME pozwalaja: stad strajk,
badz CO badz niezwykiy.
- Donosza z Tunisu, ze tam
znany aviator francuski Garros
pobii wszystkie do tychczasowe
rekordy wysokoSci, wznoszac sic
do wyzyny 19,O332 stop W 11-tu
minutach.
z Nieniec.
Monachium, II grudnia. =
Ksiaze-regent bawarski, Luitpold
zaziebil sic W ostatnich dniach,
stan pacyenta = re wzgledu ma
sedziwy wick jego jest bardzo
grozny. KS, Luitpold liczy lat 81.
Berlin, - grudnia, = w par
lamencie wniosek rzadu utwo-
rzenia kartelu naftowego ME
mieckiego, celem .wyparcia Me
mice naftowego trustu ameykan-
skiego, natknai sic ma silna opo-
zycye socyalistow i centrowcow;
sprawa W zastoju. Opozycya.