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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
NOTICE VETERANS.

Lafayette County Veterans TO HolS
Reunion 1t the Oxford Czn-
Ground On Sept. 18Th and 2eth.
Be 1t known that this day the
lafayette County Camp No 1872.
L. {. v. met in regular session
at Oxford Monday with the follow
ing members present: Col. i'll
Shinault, commander, G. Ii.
Evans, adjutani, ". S. Wooten.
j. II. Graham, J. A. Butler. G..
W. West, J. 4. Meek, J. V. Pal
mertree, Robert Mccain, J. NJ.
Black, A. VI. McLarty, J. r. Nc
Larty, W. NJ. Goodwin. ". w.
McLarty, J. W. Word. K. B Rob-
son, X. l.. Stephens, F. A. Nc
Clelen, J. F. Doolsy, W. W. Vim
son, J. NJ. Leverice, Fl. c. Tyre.
g. W. Hill. B. T. Black. J. H
Wiley, A. J. Ales. g. F. Heard.
Sr-. W. H. Fl. Royals, J. y.
S.odsA, I. V. Wells and J. II.
WEIGH.
A motion was carried uuaui-
mously that the camp hold a two
days reunion a; the Oxford Camp
Ground four miles East of Oxford
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Sept. 18th and 18th.
A committee OF two from each
Beat was appointed by the COM
mander. Beat 1 j. C. Gates
and J. \. Butler, Beat &c. w.
Anderson and J. L. Shinault
Beat 3-W. ". Goodwin and ".
X. Sloan, Beat &C. W. West
and ]. W Palmertree. Beat 81
II. WEIGH and l.. W. Nets. This
committee will meet in the court
house Saturday.
A cordial invitation Is hereby
extended to all Veterans and their
families and the general public of
Lafayette County as well as all
Veterans of the State to come and
Join with the camp on this occa-
sion.
Prominent speakers will be
present, who will be announced.
TO entertain the assembled crowd
BY order of the camp this Sept 2
J. L. SHINAULT, Com.
u. II. Exams, Adju.ant.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
THE aEs WHO SUCCEED

He heads of large enterprises are men
Of great energy. Success today. de-
mands health. To all Is to fail, les
inter folly for a man to endure a veal
rundown, half alive condition when
Electric Bitters viii put him right on
eis feet in short order "Four bottles
did me more real good than sny other
medicine ever took writes Charles
b Allan, of Sylvania, Ga ssAftar
yeafs Of suffering with rheum atism
liver trouble, stomach disorders and AZ
sznged kidneys. am again. ti.znss TO
Electric BitteTz, sound aud ~eiI Is Trx
k<sa- Only 50 csAls at 4. II Eendsl,s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
Riyeriis News.

After m absence of some tine
will send THE EAGLE a few hap
psnings.s
We are sorry to report q few
cases OF chills in our midst, out
hope none will prove serious.
The only pass time for the
young people during the warm
weather is ice cream suppers
which is taking up very much
tine.
The doors Of the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Spence were
thrown wide open to a very large
crowd Of both young and old at
supper and everyone present
had the time Ut their life and the
young people occupied very
handsome dancing floor OF the
newly erected annex to his store,
vaen was then uncompleted
which Mr. Spence 50 gracefully
invited his guests over to his air
dome Mhere he treated the C ovid
TO a long tabieful OF watermelOns
and cream was served.
We are indeed sorry to report
the death Mr.. John Black which
occurred at Dalton Springs. Ky,
last week. The cause of his death
i rot learned, but he had been
there for treatment for quite
awhile. Mr.. Black leaves a wife
and three children 10 mourn mis-
death.
Miss Dehlice Ovens is visiting
the Iessr-. Duncan.
Miss Gertie Seals il the CUES:
of Mr.. Jake Duncan and wife.
We are rejoiced to learn of the
arrival OF Granny Jane Duncan
from an extended trip to several
places IN Texas.
Most OF our people are rejoic-
ing over the location Of Megmore
and Burt schools to be taught
in the Riverside church. We feel
very grateful to the .hool board
Tor granting US this goOd school.
| hope it viii be a success and
help to the community.
The Sunday school is progress
ing nicely with Sir. John Cox IS
superintendent.
The army corn and cotton worm
IL causing some very earnest talk
in our midst about nov.
ssr. Judge Black IS about the
busiest farmer We have now as ne
i cutting and oaiIing hay and
seems to be doing some very sue
oessiuI work.
Little Johnnie Spence fell from
4 fence recently and hurt her arm
very baily, bat not seriously.
she Is ao.e - De out a. this wit
, ing.
! Mr. John Cox is erecting a new
oa-a which will adj greatly 10 the
Collins old place.
NJ. Judge Black and vile are
Wearing great big smiles over the
arrival OF . little son.
/ wonder how many Of the read
ers are keeping up With the No:ed
Dreamer, | an for one and enjoy
MS letters wonderfully.
Nessss. Dobson from Union
County are spending q fex DAYS
n our midst this week.
We hope to be able TO give the
account OF the completion OF the
rev 2ixt0 annex Ar. Spence Is !
talltiag - his store. !
Tie ladies OF the community |
are most through canning for the
season a. there has been more
is1is pat away for the days to I
come than N quite awhile.
WISHING THS EAGLE and it,
Tar away readers Is well a. home I
ones peace, joy aad comfort.
Rainbow.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05

be so long as men will listen to
their continued promises to pay
that there would be an exodus in
these and many other parts that
would "astonish the natives," a
bare quorum would hardly be
left to tell the tale. But this pub
LEFTY should be given; honest
debts should be paid; Legitimate
enterprises should be put on; Of
husiness.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
wHiT oIHrn> YnrNK Anorr.rr

Many o the best people N Teane-see
al adjoining S-ztes recommend :,
@oS=r1's Liver Regulator as being :
spisEs-i1 laxative AMI liver rle>iirin-
i : e'1cas'onzl use VII keep the system
n good enrof.i5E, thus assisting nature
% establish good healrh- IL vii reruove
tf1'a ole and e1tete natter from the sy,
ten aid a. rule Nature will do the
rest Try II IL i well endorsed 7.
: made m both liquid and powVle-.
Druggists ard dealers sell l.. Iiouis
50 eeGts bottle; powders in TN boIe<-
IS cents q boz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
MOTHER OF KIGHTEKS CHILDREN

am the mother of eighteen chill
oren and have tEe praise OF doing more
E'oTk than any young woman m my
toWni" writes Mrs CD Martin. Of
Hoone hil, Va suffered FOX five wears
with stomach tr Iubie ami could no, eat
as much as biscuit without suffering.
! have taken three bottles 4 Cnamb.P-
ans Iaale;s a1d am now a well wo-
man and weigh los pounds. lean eat
snytning ] want % and aad As much a.
want anu feel better than I have at
a-ly time IN ten years | refer to a1v-
one n Boone Mil or vicinity and tney
~:lI Voueh for what Issy." Chamber
am Tablets are for sale BIZ all d..Ie-s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
Tue NorEp DRg,xss.
DIAEEuoE ovI-k1yere-,

- was 5Asen with diarrho-s and NJ
fcr<s, the merchant here. uers-. :,
me 10 try bottle OF Chzr,berl,ir,-.
Cole, Cholera and Diarrhoea R@re,i-
After taxing ole dose of X Va. rr--,.,i
II also cured others that l gave il TO. y
writes n e Gs5harT, Of Or;oI.s p
Ana' Is not az Al unusual An ordinary
attack OF disrrnoea can almost invari-
ably be cured by one or two doses OF
this remedy. For sale by all aeaIer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
BACK TO THE FARM.

Never before in the history Of
this county. and the same rule
applies throughout the state and
the South, has there existed such
conditions that forces people to
return to the farm. City and
town life has become so expen-
sive that the average citizen can
not hive in them. The cities and
towns have been able to build
better schools heretofore ami the
farmers have been forced. as they
thought. to come to town to edu-
cate their children. The result
has been doubly disastrous and
the time has come when business
conditions force people to leave
town and 90 back to the farm.
The expense OF living in town.
while large, is not the most in
portrait thing 20 be considered in
rearing and educating the child.
Vice ia every form lourishes in
much greater degree in the town
than in the country; every vile
word, every reprehensiole act
done in q town is brouch: to the
ears Of the child in Il few hours
after its commission and in most
instances is heard or witnessed
oy him. These temptations are
hard to combat: parents Who are
busy can't successfully comoat
these evils. The results are in
caiculably bad. In the country
fresh air, the field, f0res. and
streams affords a much better
place for the healthy develop
ment Of the mind and body Of the
child than the city. The fertile
soil IL. as . rule, never near the
town, hence the great sacrifice 70
leave fertile fields in the hands
oil others. Labor of the right sor,
IS hard to get, business will not
run alone; the owner Of the busi-
ness who does not give it his per-
sonal attention will not have muc2
business Iong-it's only a ques-
non OF time. What we need IL
ma; men who know the value {
education, know how to make a
success Of business, shall make
good homes schools and church
- IN their own communities. Ire
thousands Of acres that are row
being wasted By improper cult
vaiioa; the poor farm labor now
USED Is a costly experiment 10 the
Country. We need our best bust
ness men on the farm. When
hey have founded and maintain
I'd i good school-aud every con-
nunity throughout this state. bv
perseverance, can have 4 good
school, no matter how poor they
nay De, in five or ten years:
hey car have the very hes,
teachers that are fully competent
. prepare the children for the
colleges throughout the land. ana
when so prepared they may De
trained AZ home 50 that when thew
20 OF to college they are able 70
AXE care otthemselyes. Ano,h.
thing is that many parents who
move to town to educate their
children get sorely disappointed.
Many Of them refuse t. be "eiu.
lated; they soon quit school.
aunt 4 cheap job as a clerk. and
IN many instances they contract
bad habits and their coming "t9
town = always a source Of Re.
grei to tue anxious parent: Let
ne slogan De: Back 10 the
farm"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
WHAT WE NEVER ros.rr.

According 70 science. are the thi,-
associated with our early hgr,e -
S-cn IS 6IeSie2's Arnsrs Salve. that
Ilolner OF grandmother used TO cure
our o1rns, oo1is, sczsds, sores, skin
- ptioEs, cuts sprAins Or bruises.
Forty years OF cures prove It's merit.
7 nrrsa.ed for piles corns or cold sore.
Only . cents AZ A. III. Eerder.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
caCGHr A BAD coLp

s'Last winter my son caus,ht L v-r~
bad cold and the way he eo1gbeI ~.
some thing dreadful" writes Mr. s,rsh
< duncan, OF Upton, Ia We thought
S S ne vas gong into Consumption.
We bought Just one bottle OF Chamber
an Cocg1 Remedy and tina. one b.,
iis stopped nls cough zad cured his c,,l,,
completely" For sale By all dealers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
TNcLE EzR.s ays

II don't take more'n 4 I'll NV eTo-t
70 GIT folks into peck OF trO1blef' and
Little neglect of constipation, bilious
ness, indigestion or other liver derange
rs,elt VIII do the same. II a:liny. n Se
Or. Kings New Life Pills for quick re-
suits, Easy, safe, sure, and only .
cents at A. ii. kendeIfS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1912-09-05
nE.p,IsnsNr

i 0ztel czGsei 5y Indigestion sa5
esailsti psfsp1 an quickly disa a1ears
when Cl1nbsri8sa's Tablets a. ta..,
For sale oy all dealers.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01

Kirvakas krites tarpan
premiere il jo pacios, tuo-
jaus nusirites toliau ir SUI
zeides poaki irlandui pat
riotui Redmond. Moteriske
teciau neareStuota reikalau-
jant premierui.
Paskiau premieras renge-
81 laikyti prakalba teatre
Royal, bet viena nesuimta
sufragiste tycia pagimdzius
gaisra teatre. Nors nuo to
gaisro nuostoliai buvo men,
XII, bet tas aiskiai liudija,
kaip tai Anglijos moteris
atkakliai kovoja uz savo
teises.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
KAS KALTAS GINKLA
VIMUISI?

Viesoji Vokietijos opinija
labai ramiai uzsilaikanti
akyveizdoje Anglijos karo
laivyno padidinimo. Berly-
no laikrastija nieko toxic
neulzmeta lordo Churchill
kalbai, tik tvirtina, kad Vo-
kietija nesanti kalta, kad
nudien valstybes ant van
dens ginkluojasi.
"Vossische Zeitung" tvir-
tina, kad Vokietijos karo
laivynas imta didn't delei
Morokko reikalq, kuomet uz
ta Sail ilgas laikas deretasi
SUI Francija.
Tasai uz Morokko nesuti-
xmas pamoke vokiecius,
kad laivyno padidinimas y
ra geriausias budas savo ga
lybes palaikymui. Pagaliau
tasai pats dienrastis ant
klausimo ''kas kaltas gink-
layimuisiw atsako: Juk ne
Vokietija isgalvojo dread
noughtus ir povandenines
valtis"
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
neisristi parlalnento,

neisristi parlainento, bet
init persekioti senaturkiQ
partija, kuri sejanti nesuti-
kimus visoj valstybej. Pra-
deta tardymai.. Imta iesko-
ii to 1aiskoa autoriai. Kuomet
tasai laiskas perskaityta
parlamente, atstovai baisiai
inirte. ir nekurie jq pareika-
lave autorius kuosmarkiau-
'siai nubausti.
Is kitos puses vyriausybe
sumanius isleisti' siokius to-
kius gyventojams palengvi-
minus; visupirmu bus leista
rengti viesieji susirinkimai,
kuriuose kalbetojams busia
galima kritikuoti patti W.
riausybe.
Abelnai manoma, kad ta-
sal visas dalykas uztrauks
ant Turkijos krizi.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
SUFRAGIsTEs AsQUI-
THA SUSIRGDINO.

Premieras Asquith : ra
Soma is LOndOno - is Ir.
landijos Londonan sugrizes
isbales ir sunervuotas; ia
hga jam ivariusios sufra.
gistes; o pastarosios EMU
sios labai atkakliai kovoti
uz savo teises. Ant kiekvie-
no zingsnio premiera perse-
kiojancios.
Stai sufragisciu pasielgi-
mas:
Priverte apleisti viena
maldnami Londone, kur jis
norejes i publika kalbeti.
Apmuse j bankete pas Ia
dy Glencoe.
Karaliaus gimimo dieno-
je stengesi jam nudraskyti
epoletus.
Premierui nukakus Irlan-
dijon, moteris jam surengu-
sios taip vadinama kaciq
muzika.
Dubline i il paleista kir-
vukas, o paskui meginta pa
gimdyti gaisras teatre, ku-
riame jis rengesi sakyti kali
ba.
Pirm isvaziuosiant is Du-
blino yiena sufragiste ant
premiere metus miltu mai
Sell.
Pagaliau jam sugrizqs
Londonan ant gelezinkelio
.stoties viena sufragiste pri-
sokus ir teskus jam veidan.
Ir tai nuolatos. Dabar
premieras susirges nervu il
ga ir be ~detektyvq niekur
neiseinas.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
PASIKESINIMAS ANT
PREMIERE.

Irlandijos mieste Dubline
andai buta sensacijinio at
sitikimo nukeliavus tenAng-
lijos premierui Asquitui,
kur norejes tenaitinei pub
likai pakalbeti apie 'shome
rlle''. Kuomet premieras su
sayo visa partija buvo besi-
artines i viena viesbuti, ko-
ki tai moteriske, regis, su-
fragiste, pasislepus ant pa
salinio namo stogo, paleido
j premiera kiryuka.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
Politiskos Zinios.
sD55D9Ds;ssss3iaa*sa@a

met uz ia cukru moka anc-
deli, jaigu gi cukrQ veza uz-
sienin, tai uz ta cukru anc-
delio nemoka. Is to, zinoma,
iseina tas, kad Rusijos cuk-
rus labai brangus Rusijoj,
bet pigus uzsienyj. Tas daro-
ma todel, kad uzsienio GU
kraus fabrikantai negaletu
savo cukru Rusijoj pardavi-
nett ir kad Rusijos cukraus
fabrikantams ''reikalo mega
dintu"' Taigi siomis dieno-
mis- susekta Rusijos cukraus
fabrikantq apgaudinejimai,
kaip tai jie eme is valdzios
dideles dovanas uz cukru
neva gabenamaJ Tolimuosna
Rytosna, o istikrqjq parduo-
damaji uzsienin. Tokiq suk-
tybiu pridaryta ir valdzia
prigauta ant labai daug
simtu tukstanciu rubliu. Ii
noma, apgavikus teis.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
BAISI STRAIKININKU
MALDA. i

Straiko dramatic Anglijo-
je tragiskoji regykla andai
isreiksta straikininku susi-
rinkime Tower Hill, Londo-
no priemiestyj. susirinki-
man priejo didis skaitlius
uostu darbininkq, sunyku-
siu, mirstanciq badumi.
Straikininku priesakyj bu-
yes nekoksai Ben Tillett, sa-
koma, tQ vargdieniu vado-
vas.
" straikininkq toki ne
lemta padejima kaltinama
labiausiai Londono uosto
virsininkas, lordas Daven-
port. Tasal zmOgus (Jel Jls
dar galima pavadinti EMO
gumi) visq neapkenciamas.
Juk jo pastangomis siandie
tukstanciai darbininkV ba-
dauja. Jis uzsispyre strai-
kininkams neuzsileisti ir sa-
vo atsieke. o juk tie beduo-
liai norejo isgauti didesnes
sau mOkesties.
Ben Tillett perstate vaiz-
dziai susirinkimui straiki-
ninkq likima, isaiskino,
kad jie mirsta badumi ir
kad nekurie is ju jau esa
mire. Podraug sl darbinin-
kais kencia skurda ir bada
jq seimynos. Pagaliau ISL
karsciaves Tillett susuko:
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
MIKADO MIRE.

Pereita panedeli mieste
Toxic pasimire garsus pa
saulyj Japonijos ciesorius,
paprastai vadinamas Mika-
do, Mutsuhito. Mires Mika-
do buvo 1913 Japonijos Gle
soriumi. Gimes 1852 metals
Kiote, pirmbuvusio cieso-
riaus Romeo antrasis sunus,
kuris 1867 metals mirus te-
vui uzeme sosta. Vede vieno
"samurajaus" (aristokrato)
dukteri, dabartine nasle- Gle
soriene Hehuako. Sosto in
pediniu paliko mirusio Mi
kado trecias sunus Yoshihi-
to, kuris gimes 1879 m., We
des kunigaiksciute Sabako.
ir siandie turis iris berniu-
kus.
Mires ciesorius Mutsuhito
yra sutverejas dabartines
galingos Japonijos. Buvo
zmogus nepaprastai energis-
kas, mokytas, tolerancijinis,
pavaldiniq mylimas. Jis nu-
suko ragus Rusijai. Jam
yra dekingi ir lietuyiai, nes
jis savo karu Mandzurijoje
daug prisidejo prie lietuviu
spaudos atgavimo Rusijoje.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
ANGLIA IR VOKIETI-
ia.

Anglijos parlamento ze-
mesniajame butte andai i'm
ia perkratineti karo laivyno
samata. Lordas Churchill
isaiskino Anglijos ir Vokie-
tijos laivyno padejima. Tas
visas dalykas stai kaip per-
sistato:
Didzioji Britannia karo
laivynui siemetai isleidzia'
$225.000.O0O, o sekanciais
metals ~dar daugiau, po-
draug padidindama laivyno
personala. 1914 metals Vo-
kietija ileis vandenin du
sarvuociu ir du skraiduoliu,
o Anglia keturis sarvuocius
ir astuonis skraiduolius.
Tasai laivyno didinimas tu-
resias testies ir ateityj.
Taigi nesama baimes, kad
Vokietijos karo laivynas
imtu virsu ant angliskojo.
Is berlyno gi pranesama,
kad Vokietija karo laivyno
reikale jokiuo budu neuzsi-
leisianti Anglijai.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01

Rusu laikrasciai skelbia
apie dideles cukraus fabri-
kantu suktybes. Mat yra
taip. Yra Rusijos valstybej
tokios vietos, kur zmoniq
mazai, sunku jiems ten gy-
venti, nieko pigiai nenusi-
pirksi, nes ir fabriku nera.
Valdzia, kad greiciau tas
Sails apgyvendinus, skiria
dovanas items fabrikan-
tans, kurie j tokias Sails
savo prekes pristato. Ypac
dideles dovanas skiria GU
kraus fabrikantams, kurie
savo cukru pristato i Vladi-
vostoka ir apskritai i toll
mus Azijos Rytus. Daroma
taip: fabrikantas prikrauna
savo cukrumi vagonus ir
pranesa valdziai, kad jis ta
cukru gabenas j Vladivosto-
ka arba apskritai i Toll
muosius Azijos Rytus. Val
dzia, apskaicius kick yra GU
kraus, jam tuojau ismoka
dideles dovanas. Teciau, val
dininkams nuejus, fabrikan-
tas per suktybes ta cukrq
gabena i uzsieni, nes uz ga
benamaji uzsienin cukrq ne
reikia moketi muito ir uz
pravezima gelzkeliai pi-
giau ina. Taigi ir iseina
fabrikantui dvigubas uzdar-
bis: palma dovanu uztai,
buk gabenas cukrq i Toll
maja Azija ir nemoka muito
uztai, kad ia cukru gabena
uzsienin. Mat yra toks ista-
tymas, kad jaigu fabrikan-
tas cukrq skiria parduoti
Rusijos zmonems, tai tuo-
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
No. 81
Is RUsIJos.

Valdzia jau senai ruosiasi
prie ketvirtosios dumos rim
kimu. Visa ellie valdininku
darbuojasi, kad isanksto at
spejus ir suzinojus, kas ga
les dumon pakliuti. Ypac
valdzia indomauja apie rim
kimus valsciuose. Pusantro
menesio atgal valdzia parei-
kalayo zinip is sodziq, kas
is valsciaus ''ponu' tiktu i
ketvirtaja duma ir ten butq
valdzios Salininku. Teciau
pasirode valdziai istikimV
tarp valsciaus 'ponq" atsi-
RADIO labai mazai. Taigi val
dzia ir paliepusi tik sau is
tikimus valsciaus "ponus''
taikinti dumon. Teciau val
dzia, kad tikriau butQ, keti-
nanti nusiusti j valseius tam
tikrus valdininkus, kllrie ir
priziuresia rinkimus, kad
dumon galetq jos zmones
pakliuti. Tokiais "tam tik-
rails" valdininkais apsieme
butt ir kaikurie buvusieji
trecios dumos desinieji at
stovai. Manoma, kad items
valdininkams dvasiskiai pa
des. Valdzia ketinanti rem
tt apskritai desiniuosius, y
pae gi cerkviniu mokyklrl
salininkus. Kuomet prasides
rinkimai nepasakyta lis
augsto", bet ketinama atide-
tt lig veliausiam laikui, bent
]igi spalio galui.
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
TURKIJA TftRI NAUJUS
RUPEScIIJS.

-Turkija s.rsilauke nauju
|rupeseiu! salia karo su ita-
lais, albanll sukilimo, minis
tterijalinio krizio, pinigq
stokos pastaraisiais lai-
kais atsitiko 1iauja sunke-
nybe, kuri grasia uztraukti
ant Turkijos neramybes.
stai senaturkiu partija
podraug su kariuomenes ly-
! ga pas jaunaturkiu dabarti-
me vyriausybe rastu parei-
kalavo isristi dabartini Tur-
kijos parlamenta, kuris E.
|sas vienpusiskas, susidedan-
tbs vientik is jaunaturkiu ir
jq salininkq ir tasai par
lamentas taigi ir yra viso
pikto tikraja priezastimi.
Anoniminiame laiske, koks
prisiustas vyriausybei, sena-
turkiai grasina, kad jei i
{
dvi dieni parlamentas nebu-
sias isristas tai kariuo-
menes lyga, kontroliuojanti
kariuomene atsil.andancia
Uskube, Salo1likuose, No
nastire il kitur, prisaky-
sianti tai kariuomenei uz-
'pult ant tinopolio ir
su ginklq pagelba isreika-
lauti sau reformN.
Toxic indomaus grasini-
mo patis didieji valdininkai.
regis nepersigando. Naujas
premieras Muchtar pasa ir
karo minister's Nazim pa
Ia abudu susitare netik kad]
Katalikas., 1912-08-01
RUsIJA IR JAPONIJA.

Siais laikais Peterburge
viesis politikinemis misijo-
mis- Japonijos kunigaikstis
Katsura, oficialis Japonijos
vyriausyb6s pasiuntinys,
kursai issirenges iskilmin-
gon kelionen po Europos So
stines. Katsura manas ap-
lankyti svecija, Francija ir
Anglia, paskui per suyie-
nytas Amer. Valstijas gri-
sti tevynen. Ar toji kelione
= dabar mirtinai sergeant
Mikadui = kartais nebus
sutrumpinta, nezinia. Peter
burge Katsura atlikineias
ilgas il slaptas konferenci-
jas SUI premieriu Kokovce-
WI; daleidziama, kad Russia
su Japonija sudarysiancios
santaika; laikrastija valdis-
kuoju keliu labai prielan-
kiai raso apie Japonija, per-
statydama jos valdzia ir po-
litika rusifiline, gi dabarti-
nj Mikada Mutsuhito paly-
gina su Petru Didziuoju...
Koksai susibiciuoliavi-
mas!
Katalikas., 1912-08-01

rankose, ir, matyties, dar he
greitai tas zemes smotas
teks Italians. Neziurint tia
lq karo laivu, kurie gelbsti
savo sauszemio armijai tur7
kus SUI arabais stumti to-
lyn, turkai CANA didvyriskai
laikosi, juo labiau, kad ten
italy yra Wis dar menkas
skaitlius.
Is visako pasirodo, kad
Italians karas nera nusise-
kes ir vargiai jisai greitai
pasibaigs. Il
Katalikas., 1912-08-01

''Viskam yfa kaltas lor-
das Davenport. Uz tai jis
turf numirti Nekvieciu JUS,
sdarbininkai, idant il uzmus-
ittlmete, bet Kreipiuosi i Die
va su prasymll: Dieye, uz-
musk lorda Davenporta !"
Straikininkai tuos zodzius
Iprieme krikstavimais. Wy
sriausybe gi tue issireiskimu
pergazdinta. ezipo4 nei kas
cia pradejus.