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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-10
MAR RTE D.

JACKSON -HARPS.--At Marienville,
June 26, 1912, by Rev. H. L. Pbipps,
Claude Darrell Jackson, of Kane, and
Miss Gertrude Harps, of Marienvllle.
Pa.
PASSAUER-MYERS.--At Licking
vile, Pa, June 81, 1912, by Rev. J. G.
WyganI, Fred J. Passauer and Miss
Otta L. Myers, both of Tionests town.
ship, Forest county, Pa.
R-SLIKER.-At the Free
Methodist parsonage, Tionesta. June
rs, 1912, by Rev. G. A. Garrett, Howard
Wayne Hinderer, of Tionesta town.
ship, and Miss Ida Alice Siker, of
Pennington township, Clarion coun-
ty, Pa.
PAUL--MAXWELL.--At Mayburg,
Pa, July 3, 1912, by Rev. w. T..
Frsmpton, Leroy A. Paul and Miss
Glare Maxwell, both OF Kellettville, Pa
GESlN-oLSON.-At the parsonage OF
the First Lutheran church, Warren,
Pa, July 2, 1912, by Rev. Walter G.
Beck, Fred Gesin, of Tionesta, and Miss
Esther Olson, of Gilfoyle, Pa.
COCHRAN -DoRSETT.-At the M. L.
parsonage, Tionests, July 5, 1912, by
Rev. w. S. Burton, Bernard r. Coch-
ran and Miss Ida May Dorset, both OF
Gilfoyle, Pa.
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Dam Charter is Held Up.

Thomas M. Jones, Harrisburg CORES
pondent of the Oil City Derrick, sends
that paper the following special dispatch
under date of June %, which is good
news for the people of this section of the
state:
"The good people living along Tionesta
creek and the streams to which it is
tributary may rest in peace during the
year 1912, so far as having cause to fear
the construction OF a dam in the creek is
concerned. That dam will not be built
this year; in fact there will be no COM
pany chartered to secure water power by
damming of the creek. The State Water
Supply Commission, as has already been
printed in the Derrick, has decided TO
hold under advisement the application of
the Forest Hydro Electric Co. for a
charter, through which charter it pro-
poses to dam the Tionesta, pipe its waters
to the Clarion, and shut off the supply
that finds its way into the Allegheny
past Oil City. Now. holding a matter
under advisement generally means that
it can be taken up at any time, but the
commission has done better than that. 1t
was told the Derrick correspondent to-
day that the charter for the new co mpany
will be held under advisement until the
next Legislature can have an opportunity
to consider Legislation suggested by the
commission to regulate the construction
of dams and defining definitely the pow
ers and duties of such corporations. That
i'm short, means that the Forest Hydro
Electric water snake Will not be heard of
again until the year is out, at least, for the
Legislature will not meet until next JAN
uary, and by that time there will be other
legislation that will curb the grssping
propensities of these fresh-water pirates,
who have no regard for life or health.
The snake has been scotched for time"
Commenting upon the foregoing the
Derrick says:
No action will be taken on the applica-
ton for charter for the water privileges
of Tionesta creek until the Legislature
can pass upon certain legislation to be
presented to that body by the Water
Supply Commission. This news from
Harrisburg will be read with pleasure by
the people of this section, and it will bring
feeling of relief to the whole COM
munity.
When 1t was known that the matter had
been taken under sdvisement there was
general feeling of apprehension that the
application might be granted, even in the
face of the protests from our citizens.
That it was not fatty refused was sur
prise. That any State commission, hsv-
ing power over the rights of its citizens,
should for a moment take into considera-
ton the sdvisability of endangerng the
lives and property of large community
was strange thing That it should not
have acted quickly was perplexing, and
that it should take the matter under sd-
visement for further consideration caused
anxiety. 1t appears from the news re-
ceived that the proposition is to come be-
fore the Legislature in some shape, and
no action will be taken by the Commits
sion until after that body meets next
January,
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If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or besuti-
ful by washing dishes, sweeping and do
ing housework all day, and crawling into
bed dead tired at night. You must get
out into the open air and sunlight. II you
do this every day and keep your stomach
and bowels in good order by taking
Chamberlan's Tablets when needed, you
should become both healthy and beautl-
iul. For sale by all dealers.
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Nebraska.

A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
e. r. Fitzgerald, June 9th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert stone and chill
dren of Oil City spent the past week al
Harry Potter's.
Elmer Haug of Pittsburgh visited
friends here during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kepple Of Cory
spent the Fourth with the laiter's par
enis at this place.
Charles Reed and Roy Combs spent
their Fourth at Celeron.
Mrs. Frank Young and children of En-.
deavor are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpin Small and chill
dren of Oil City were visitors at the
homes of their parents here during the
past week.
Peter Young spent the Fourth with
relatives at Brockwsyville.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Combs and chill
dren of Endeavor visited the formers
brother, Frank, at this place, last week.
Misses Janet Haugh and Bertha Neal
The Green township school board has
made the following selection Of teachers
for the ensuing term: Nebraska, No. !.
Grace Reed, No. 2, Alice Mccullough,
No. 8, no selection; Flynn, Harold Nc
Keen; Youngk, Ruth Cook; Guitonville,
nellie DeWoody; Hinderer, Muriel Dick
rager; Kiser, Bebs Cole; Blum, left va
cant for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Host and dsugh-
ter of Turtle Creek, Pa, visited friends
here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Walters spent the
past week at Niagara, N. Y.
Earl Small is home from Sheffield on a
visit.
Mrs. Fred Klinestiver entertained her
sisters, Miss Harriet Ballentine and Mrs.
Bird, during the past week.
Misses Pauline aud Louise Gaiser have
returned from visit with relatives in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Want entertained
the following relatives over Sunday:
Mrs. Barbara Eminger and Forest Want
of Crown; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Csrll
and son, and Mrs. Ada Want of May
burg.
James T. Brennan of Warren was a
business visitors here Friday night.
X. =. Kerr and son James were Oil
City visitors on Friday last.
visit with friends at Warren.
Mrs. Geo. McKown was a visitor IN
Tionesta Saturday.
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Cooksburg.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Merchant of
Mayburg have been visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sebastian Cook
the past week.
There will be an ice cream social at
Jack Cooks, Saturday evening, July l3,
for the benefit of the minister. A cor
dial invitation is extended to everyone.
The Green wood Oil aud Gas Company
are drilling number ten we'll on the farm
owned by Eli Kuhns. They have drilled
to depth Of twenty-one hundred feet.
A small vein of gas was struck in the
Specify sand.
Miss Evelyn Grove of Tionesta is vis-
iting friends in this place.
The farmers are beginning to harvest
this week. We are very glad to say that
there is fine crop of grass in our vi
cinity.
Edward Cook met with a very serious
accident few days ago, while driving
team. He was thrown from the top of a
load of pit posts and the hind wheel of
the wagon passed over him. DR., New
come of Sigel was summoned imme-
diataly and the patient was quickly con-
veyed to the Adrian hospital. The last
report from him was that he was i'm
proving slowly.
A. J. Cook and family are visiting
friends in Kane this week.
j. E. Chitister, superintendent for A.
ID. Neill q Co., of May, w. Va, is spend
ing his vacation with his family at this
place.
Leo Brsden spent few days in Pitts
burgh last week, attending a directors
meeting of the Greenwood Oil and Gas
Company.
Mrs. Ida Calvin of Los Angeles, Cal,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Rebecca
Cook.
We are glad to say that Mrs. David
Silvis is recovering from serious illness,
under the care of DR.. b. P. Philips of
Leeper.
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to leal II that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires n constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly apon the blood
and mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address, f. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are thebest.
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Republican Ticket.

President-Hon. William II. Taft,
of Ohio.
Vice President-Hon.J J. S. Sherman,
of New York.
State Treasurer r. X. Young,
of Tioga County,
Auditor General Hon. A. W. Powell,
OF Allegheny County.
Congress- st-Large-F. +. Lewis, Of
Lehigh County; A. Il, Rupley, Of Cum.
berland County; A. II. Walters, of Cam
bris County; j. NJ, NORM, of Allegheny
County.
Congress-H Hon. p. NJ. Speer,
of Vensngo County.
Assembly Hon. A. r. Mechling.
of Clarington,
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During the summer months mothers
Of young children should watch for any
unnatural looseuess of the bowels. When
given prompt attention at this time SER
ious taonble may be ayoided. Chap,ber-
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy can always be depended upon. For
sale by all dealers
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AdministratriX's A Notice.

Letters of administration on the estate
of + 4. Zuendel, late of Kingsley town.
ship, Forest county, Pa, deceased, hav.
ing been granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate are hereby
notified TO make payment without delay.
and those having claims or demands will
present them, duly authenticated, for
settlement. ANNA ZUENDEL. Adm'x,
A. G. BROWN, Attorney. Starr, Pa.
June 20, 1912.
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TACKING shady legislation on appro-
priation bills in order to embsrrass the
president is one of the tricks of the pres
ent House. 1t then blsmes the veto for
the break in paying current bills of the
government. A House that stoops to
such bunco is ready to play politics
against tho welfare of the country every
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Buy it now. Chamberlsin's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost
certain to be needed before the summer
is over. Buy it now and be prepared for
such an emergency. For sale by all
dealers.
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Learn to Fly an Aeroplane.

Now is the time. School now starting.
Special low rates to applicants to start
Motor, propeller, construction and Hying
thoroughly taught. The field for Avis-
tors is large. Get in at the start. Send
for prices and terms.
The GUARANTEE COMPANY,
6-l2 p. o. Box 6l4, Harrisburg, Pa.
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-Dysentery is always serious and often
a dangerous disease, but it can be cured.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Disr-
rhoea Remedy has cured il even when
malignant and epidemic. For sale by all
dealers,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-10

If Woodrow Wilson could have
knocked Bryan into cooked hat last
year where would Woodrow be this
year? 1t is the wisest men who can
make the worst blunders, from which
nothing but luck can save them.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-10

LoUIsIANA's legislature has just ap-
proved the income tax constitutional
amendment, and the three-fourths OF
states required to pass 1t is so nearly
made up that final approval is apparently
In ciUht
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Cabbage and Celery Plants for Sale.

Early Cabbage 20c per 100, $3.50 per
1000. Late Cabbage 25c per 100, 81 90 per
1000. Celery SOC per 100, 81 90 per 1000
Cash. Q. A. ANDERSON, Tionesta. Pa.
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We, the undersigned Auditors of Tio-
nests Township, hereby certify that we
have examined the above accounts and
find them to be correct. to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
A. l.. THOMSON,
WIN. KORB.
Auditors.
Attest-GEo. LEDEBUR, Clerk.
July /, 1912,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-01-11
UWAGI Cd SEKRETARZA.

Powyzsza odezwa, zawiadonienie zaproszenie
ma oGoLNY WIEc DUcHOWIENSTWA POL
SKIEGO w Ameryce, rozesiane zostaiy, do KAz-
DECO PoLsKIEGo KsIEDzA w AMERYCE.
Me bylo intencyi poniniecia zadnego Jezei wiec
przez brak adresu 1ub niedokiadnose adresu, albo
tez przez przeoczenie akiegos adresu, ktorykolwek
Ksieay Polskich Swieckich czy Zakonnych, zapro-
szenia osobistego ME otrzyna}, MECH raczy iaska-
vie przebaczyt, uwazat sic "a rownie najserdecz-
niei MA WIEC, ZAPRoSzONEGo!
Po wydrukowaniu juz odezwy dowiedzielismy
sic, re w Stevens Point Wisconsin, istnieje orsa-
nizacya Kapian6w Polskich. Bardzo zaiujemy, re
przedten ME wiedzielsmy tenn, gdyzbysmy te
Organizacye poprosili iaskawe iaczne podpisanie
Odezwy Zaproszenia! Nowy dowod potrzeby
WIEcU, abysmy sic przynajmniej poznali
Wszelkie uwagi, dodatk t. d., prosirny 3aska-
vie nadsyiae do Sekretarza przedwiecowego.
KS. WLADYSLAW KRAKoWsKI
Biuro Selretarza Przedwecowego,
KS. W1adysiaw Krakowsk,
$40 South Valley Avenue,
Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Krotkie Notatki Mejskie.

- zamaskowany rabus wyr"at per-
r.onetke zawierajaca so centow Leo
k.dvi kirkland, 4247 n. Hermitage
ave.
- WczoraJ zaczeto faezye chicago
skie wodoc.agi systemem wodnym
w Morgan Parku.
Cd zarzutu podpalenia Wfasneso
s,sdu uwolniono Jakoba Solomona
Ross.
w Evanston zaeznie wychooIie
codzienne pismo. EVanstonczycy ME-
4 dziennik pre- Is laty ale padi.
- "a pobcie Tony Charles sulouis
dostai 100 dni wiezienia. iona 1eso
llczy lat Is.
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Ma ulicy.

Dw0ch zamoznych obywateli space.
rule Jedep Mich unizonoscia kta'
ris sic, przechodzacemu, skromnie u
branemu iegomosci.
Kto Jest ten pan, kt6romu sly
tab nisko klanialeS?
- To jest moi dobroczyhca!
- Coz takiego dla ciebie uczynif!
- Przyczynii sic do wydalenia
mnie re szkoi. Gdyby ME on, ME po'
siadafbym dis czterech kamienic
bylbym ubogim urzednikiem, tax
;estem zamoznyr' rzeznikiem.
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G46wna Kwatera, HOTEL CADILLAC w sr6d-

Sroda, dnia Ego lutego Pierwszy Dzieh.
8 a. m Pontyfikalna Msza sw. Najprzew KS. Biskup
P. Rhode, Celebrans.
--=-z.y Dssconus Nissae Wie1 KS. BoI. Pucha1ski
Subdiac Missae Wel ks. DR.. Alexis. Pitass.
Przemowa ang. Najprzew. KS Biskup ]. Foley.
Przemowa polska, lego Eks. KS. Arcyb. Weber.
II a. m. po Nabozehstwie, przedwstepna sessya W
hall parafialnej Prev. Seniora KS. P. Gu
towskiego.
l p. m Sessya pierwsza Cadillac.
p. m. sessya drugA W Cadillac. ...
Czwartek Dzien drug
Ga. m Sesya trzecia w Cadillac
2p m Sessya czwarta w Cadillac.
Wszelkich nformacyj radoscia udzieli Sekr.
Wszelkie uwagi, propozycye, poprawki, dodatki,
przypuszczenia t. d. majace ma wzgledzie dobro
pomyslnose nadchodzacego Wiecu, So teraz ma miej-
scu wdziecznoscia przyjete beda. Prosiny!
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on, Lorimer. byi obrany, ze gu
bernator Deneen ME zyczyl sobie
popierae kandydatury Boutella
dlatego, re tenze pochodzii dy-
-stryktu Bussego, re on, Lorinler,
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Zamordowa1 nauczycielke.

w NEOioJ POPOiuNiii't Syi">S'>t
Adams, pracujacy dla kompanii
ekspresowej United States, ma
miejscu kula rewolwerowa u
s1niefcii nauczycielke w szkole
publicznej, Edithe Smith, i sam
sobie zycie odebra}. Tragedya ia
rozegrala sic W szkole publicznej
Matthews blisko West Chicago.
Smith zostawii zone j dzieci W
Oak Parku.
Przy trupie samobojcy male
ziono try listy, I tycllze policya
dowiedziala sic, re Adams, choc
zonaty, zakochai sic W nauczy-
cielce. a ia wcale ma zadne milos-
ne stosunki pozwolic ME chcia-
la, tenn mniej, re byfa osobista
przyjacioika jego zony.
Adams pomimo listow bardzo
sobie nieprzychylnych, molesto--
wal nauczycielke swemi wizyta-
mi. Wczoraj widocznie Smithow-
no ustnie daia mu znac CO sadzi o
MIN przyszio do tel tragedy.
Nauczycielka widocznie bronlia
sic zazarcie = widac to bylo z
nieporzadku jaki stroz i policya
zastali w klasie. Denat miaf $500
przy sobie; tego policya wnio-
skuie, re Adams chciai nakionic
nauczycielke do ucieczki MIN.
Nova fabryka. .r
Kosztem S1O,OOO,OOO stanie no
wa fabryka pomiedzy Hammond
a Chicago tam wyrabiac beda
lokomotywy Baldwin,. Fabryka
ia zatrudniac bedzie $4,000 ludzi /
p6idzie w ruct jak najpredzeJ.
TAX przynajmniej utrzymuJe WI
ceprezes kompanii, S. w. Vaude-
Vain, ktory tu przyjechai Fila
delfii.
Fabryka ia skIadac sic bedzle
trzech czesci, Z ktorych kazda
ma zatrudniac 5000 ludzi. Kazda
Geese ma puszczac w SWAT 10 du-
zych lokomotyw na tydziel.
Wczoraj pod fabryke te kuplo'
no 800 akrow ziemi cztery mile
W kierunku p6lnocno wschodnlrl,
cd Hammond.
Naipierw nova fabryka pobu-
duie pierwssa Geese, by jak mai
predzej modz konkurowac ia
bryka American Locomotive 90
w Gary. ...-...
Przypadkowo.
Solomon Albert, 6344 Ingle-
side ave., nauczyciel muzyki W
Chicago Musical College, zostat
przypadkowo zraniony dziSsiaj
rano o godz. 1880 w restauracyi
Kunz-Remmler, 3O5 South Wa
bash ave.
George A. Davis, zastepca ma
nazera teatru Studebaker, poKa-
zvwat revolver Albertiemu; re-
wolwer ten wypadi Davisowi
reki, padl ma podloge wypalh.
Kula przeszyia Albertiemu lewe
kolano ma wylot i zranila prawa
noge. Profesora muzyki zabrano
czempredzej do szpitala sw. Lu-
kasza.
Davisa aresztowano - wypu-
szczono go jednak wiezlenia
gdy stawil poreczenie. |
Kobiety CORA. /
Szesc kobiet Evanston wczo-
raj do posluszehstwa zmusiso oo
W wagonie dla pala- |
cych ma kolei Northwestern. Me
byly to sufrazystki.
. Rura pekla W wagonie para
przepedzila kobiety do innych |
w ten sposob szesc
kobiet dostaio sic do wagons
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caly. Ze zeznan tych najwazniej-
sze byly, IL prezydent Taft osobi-
scie ME interesowai sic kandyda-
tura Lorimera wcale, re Penso-
Sc i Aldrieh zyczyli sobie. azeby
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w kerczniie.

- Is, mosku, COZ to, ty mi be-
dziesz mierzyi oszukanem litrem.
Czy to ia ME widze. re miara ma
dno dubeltowe, jedno nilej, drugle
wyzej?
- Al, wal, grojse cache! Wy tee
macie ma wierzchu sukmane, POD
spodem kozuch, przez to bedziecie
zawsze Wojciechem.
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zawsze czui sic pociagnietym do
Doneena, a i Deneen mniej lub
wiecej otwarcie sprzyjal jego
kandydaturze.
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TeIegramy zagTaniGzne,
Z Francyi.

Paryz, II stycznia. - Niespo-
dzianka powszechna stala sic ma
gia rezygnacya calego gabinetu
ministeryalnego, sprowadzona -
jak sic zdaje - rozterba wewne-
TRINA po rezygnacyi ministra De
Selves, ogioszonej wczoraj. Spo-
dziewano sic - co prawda - ze
W Izbie deputowanych cabinet
bedzie miai ciezkie przejScia po-
wodu afery marokkanskiej j re
votum zaufania ME dostanie, ale
ME mySlano, by on sam ustapif I!
Potwierdzaja fakt ten pogloski 0
niezbyt czystem jaSnem pre-
prowadzeniu ukiadow francusko-
niemieckich o Marokko. Wczoraj
popoludniu premier Cailtaux zio-'
zyl prezydentowi Fallieres'owi
rezygnacye swoja calego gabi-
netu. Kto bedzie jego nastepca-
ME wiadomo; wymieniaja najwie-
cej nazwiska: ex-premiera Brian
da, deputowanego Bourgeois,
Milleranda i wroga Niemiec -
Delcasse'go. Prasa francuska wy
raza ubolewanie powodu zaj-
Scia miniStrem De Selves, ktore
ME przyczyni sic - to pewna -
do zwiekszenia powagi Francyi.
Kraza pogioski ze Delcasse
ME bedzie premierem, a tylko
przyjai teke ministerstwa spraw
zagranicznych, ktora juz dawniej
przez lat 7 piastowal, ktora zio-
zyi w r. 1905 wskutek nieporozu-
mienia francusko niemiecklego.
- Genius rzadowy wykazuje,
re ludnoSc Francyi W ciagu osta-
tnich lat 4otu zwiekszyla sic tylko
o $4,000; liczy ona obecnie 3d.
COL, 500. Paryz liczy 2,SSS,IIo lu-
dnosci, Marsylia 55o6I9, Lyon
5237o6; IS miast liczy ponad
100000 mieszkancow.
q Anglii.
Londyn, II stycznia. - Dono-
sza tn z Bombaju, w Indyach,
re kr6l Jerry krolowa Marya u
dali sic juz W droge powrotna do
Anglii. Podroz odbywaja ma o
krecie Medina. zegnano ich
wszedzie entuzyastycznie. VIA
DE tamtejsze odetchna teraz
swobodniej, gdyz jak diugo kro-
lestwo bawili ma ladzie, ciagla "a
chodziia Ottawa jakiegoS ME
szczeScia, wypadku czy zamachn.
z Chin.
Pekin, II stycznia. = Prey
dent, DIR. Sun -Yuat-Sen objai sam
naczelne dowodztwo armii repu-
blikanskiej i poprowadzi atak ma
miasto Nankin. DR.. Sun-Yuat-
Sen otrzymal wychowanie woj-
skowe zna sic ma sztuce wojen-
nej, nadto chce on osobista O.
becnoScia podnieSc zapal swych
zoinierzy.
- Powrocil tn kapitan T. Hol-
comb, wojskowy attache posei-
stwa amerykahskiego, ktory in
spekcyonowai linie kolejow2 mic
dzy Fang-Szang Lau-Czar, po-
zostajaca pod dozorem amery-
kanskich' zoinierzy.. Inspekcya
ia wypadla zadawalniajaco.
Rosyjski Rad zawiadomii
chinski, IL Rosya gotowa jest POI
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Sredniczyc W uregulowaniu
spraw chinsko mongolskich,
Mongolia mianowicie uzna
zwierzchnictwo Chin, jeSli 5e
wycofaja wszystkie wojska z
miast mongolskich, zajmuja
mongolskich urzednikow w miej-
see chinskich zaprzestana kolo-
nizowania Mongolii. RownoczeS-
ME rad rosyjski zaznaczyl, re
wcale ME ma zamiaru okupowa'
MIA Mongolii pragnie zachowat
zupeina neutralnoSc.
.Honkong, II stycznia. - Przy-
bywa tn coraz wiecej wojska an
gielskiego; sa juz i armaty; okre-
ty angielskie stale sa gotowe do
drogi. Donosza Filipin, re wczo-
raj wyexpedyowano Manili
pierwszy puik, rs, piechoty anne
rykanskiej do Chin.
2 Persyi.
Teheran, II stycznia. - Krazy
tu pogioska, IL Morgan Shuster,
oddalony ma zadanie Rosyi, dziel-
ny administrator perskich finan-
sow ma bye zamianowany posiem
amerykanskim w Teheranie. w
koIach rosyjskich i W Petersbur-
gu wiesc ia wywoiuje sensacye
z Niemiec.
Berlin, II stycznia. - Cesarz
Wilhelm jedzie wiosna do Korfu
(wyspa ma morzu Egejskiem), },
poczem powrotem ma zabawic
dni pare we Wiedniu u ces. Fran
ciszka Jozefa.
- Nastepca tronu, ks. Fryde-
ryk Wilhelm odjechai do swego
puiku w Gdansku; uwage budzl
fakt, re ksiaze trzyma sic zdala
cd dworu cesarskiego i w zyciu
dworskiem zadnego ME bierze u
dzialu. 20 stycznia wroci ksiaze
do Berlina ma chrzest swego mai
mlodszego Ago Syna.
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Snia{ek.
Wczorai Edmund Kaenel

Wczoraj Edmund kaenel
lazf ma wierzchoiek drzewca a
ratuszu. Drzewiec jest 65 stop
wysoki. Kaenel jest zonaty jez-
dzi po calej Ameryce. Smialkow
tego rodzaju W Ameryce jest bar
dzo malo - zajecia zatem Kae-
mel ma bardzo duzo. Wczoraj
sztuczka jego by}a arcytrudna -
termometr ma tel wysokosci wy
kazywai 4 stopnie nizej zera.
Snialek wyprostowaf sztabe pod
trzymujqca kule ma wierzchoiku
drzewca bezpiecznie spuscit sic
ma dach ratusza. Raz w zyciu
Kaenel spadi. Bylo to z wiezy ko-
sciola a choc wylqdowai IS stop
nizej - kosci sobie ME poiamai.