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Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Murray s Boston Store WilIimantic, Conn.
Good Savings In
 Muslin Underwear

during this February showing and sale. Pretty and attrac- tive styles in the always useful Lingerie Undergarments, all cut on specially good lines and
 made of soft cambric, nain- sock sheer long cloth, good trimming and embroidery.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Personals

Principal H. T. Burr of the normal school was in New Haven Thursday
 Mrs. Clara Williams of Prospect street returned Thursday from visit in Putnam.
 Robert Mitchell of Brattleboro, Vt, attended the Y. M c. IA dedica- ton Wednesday evening. He was the guest of F. A. Avery, later visited rel atiyes in South Windham.
 Rev. Thomas H. Sullivan Of Water bury formerly curate at St. Joseph S church in this city, who has been a patient at St Joseph's hospital for the past week, is recovering from an at tack of bronchitis.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Politics and the Police Court.

The thinking men of both parties in this city look with regret on any movement that would make the police court simply political football. Res olutions were introduced in the gen. eral assembly Wednesday by Repre- sentative Bugbee, naming w A. Ar mold and Samuel B. Harvey for the police court judgeships and Patrick J. Danahev as deputy judge. The names of Representative T. J. Kelly and
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Domestic Department

Half Wool Flannel, suitable for blouse and shirt, in gray, navy blue, brown and red, 27-inch wide, 29c a yard
 All Linen Tray Cloths, unhemrned, very fine, 1Sx29-Special 25c each.
 Guest Towels, 14x2T, scalloped or hemstitched ends-Special al 33e ca ci1 40-inch wide White Lawn, 15c and 19c 2 yard.
 White Linen suitings. 34 and 3s-inch wide. 25c a yard.
 s1-inch wide Lightweight Brown Sheeting, 21c yard.
 English Long Cloth, 12-yard cut for s1.1o and SIPS 3 cut.
 Better quality Long Cloth. fine and sheeF at s1.6o. s1.s5 and s2.10 a cut.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
NINETY YEARS OLD.
Miss Nancy chapin Celebrated Her Birthday Anniversary-OnIy Sur
 vivor of Family of Eleven Children.

Miss Nancy Chapin of 55 High street celebrated her 90th birthday Thursday. She received flowers and other tokens of congratulations and good wishes from a number of friends Miss Chapin has lived in this city for over half century, about two score years on High street. She is the only surviving member of a family of eleven children and is able to walk about the house and attend to most of her duties. She lives with Mrs Jul iette Harrington, formerly of Provi- dence, K. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Ice from Six to Eioht Inches.

Local ice dealers are to begin cut ting ice from six to eight inches hundred, but with the new crop the dealers will be selling it at half that price within few days.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Night Gowns

From the plain one with low neck and short sleeves at 44c and 69c to the better one with V scalloped and high neck, long sleeves, very dainty styles. deliberately trimmed, Torchon. Val Laees and Hamburg, with wide Rib- bon run through waist, sleeves and neck at 9Sc and up to $3.S9.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. William A. TaxIor

Mrs Nellie. wife of William. A. Tay- Tor. died Friday afternoon from ty- phoid fever at the age of 34 years. Mrs. Taylor was q native of Bezra hvilfe. Thomas ] and Georgiana Clark, now Mrs. k. w. Collins. Besides ~ilef hus- band and mother an Infant daughter survives her.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Programme Before Die Resseruna.

The following programme was given in assembly hall at the Windham High school before Die Betterung, Thursday afternoon: piano solo, Miss Marion Larabee, '13: reading, Miss Helen Cartwright, '14 recitation, Miss ce- celia Moran, IS; piano duet, Misses Dorothy Hills, '1S, and Leora Tenn, ,1S.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Percales

This new lot of Percale comprises every suitable color and patterns for dresses. aprons and shirting in light or dark co1ors, with wide or narrow stripes and checks, some solid colors with figured borders, in pink and white at 12hc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Dress Gingharns Just Arrived

A new lot of Crisp Dress Ginghams is here in the prettiest color -blendings we ever had. The variety, too. of checks. plaids and stripes is wonder fully pleasing and satisfactory. giving a wide choice of selection, 121sc yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
WILL -IMANTIC

and call in a loud voice as they do so. meeting here at twelve thirty, come back earlyi"
 1 Miss Hll got through with the l shouting although she was wondering what her Washington friends would think of her and feeling just a bit em- barrassed az the factory people start l ed at her. They had seen other mem- bers of the party but here WAS new one and some called freak and .suf- l fragette'' and all of them stared as l they passed. The two women stood their ground and very soon they were alone for the crowd had gone on din nerward, leaving them to stand at the gate until twelve-thirt Madame Cheruy begged a box from grocer and set it up beside the gate while Miss Hill thought of her speech. Had she but known her time and worry was wasted for she had no sooner started speaking, with perhaps fifty people crowded about her. when the runaway horse appeared. No one say the animal as 1t came toward them and the horse was a blind old steed bent on getting home for dinner and had started off leaving the grocer boy to follow as he could. The horse had probably no intention of running away; his testimony in the matter cannot be taken. Nevertheless he truck the crowd going at a good clip and people flew to the right and left Is he ploughed through the gathering He had no intention of stopping on lis way to dinner The horse struck he box on which Miss Hill was stand in~ and sent it flying with the suf- fragist tunbled beneath the wagon wheels
 It was then that the clever mill hand came to the rescue. As it turned out nothing happened to cause serious consequences but there was no more speeehmal<ing and Miss Hill and her French assistant were willing to admit they had had enough for one day
 The woman suffrage campaign par- ty which has been here since Monday will leave tomorrow for Middletown where they are scheduled for another week, the fifth of the 12 weeks cam paign. Miss Clara Hill is not discour- aged as a result of her experiences for she will remain here over Sunday to speak in South Windham today and club of the First Congregational church Miss Helen Allen, another member of the party, went to Nauga- tuck to address the members of the grange there.
 Miss Emily Pierson. manager of the campaign, will return to Wfllimantic next week to organize local suffrage league. Sixty well known club and so- ciety women have expressed a desire to join the league of which Mrs WiI- liam A. King will be leader.
 H. K. Job to Lecture.
 Herbert K. Job of New Haven, state ornithologist, is to give a public lec- ture at town hall Wednesday, Feb. 10, on game birds and wild fowl, under the auspices of the Willimantic Game and Fish association.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08

ONLY ONE "BRoNiO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE. Look for the signature of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day Cures Grip in Two Days. 25c-
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Twenty Years on PoIioe Bored.

Thursday, February 6. was the goth anniversary of Chief Richmond's serv- ice on the Willimantic police force He has served as patrolInan, captain, lieutenant and the present head of the department. His administration of the police department has kept the police service of the city up to a high standard of efficiency.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08

". F. Staebner. Tho committee of arrangements were Richard OIden- burg, Robert E. Kelly, Edith F. Col Iins and Pauline Backus
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Compound Interest
Has Earned Mora Than
 Speculation.

If you don't believe that compound interest has earned more money than speculation call and inquire or write to this bank, where money at interest is better than high-grade stocks or bonds. It earns as much as safe se- curities, and the value of the principal never ductuates; your money is al- ways worth 100 cents on the dollar
 and your funds are always available
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
STAff ORD SPRINGS
Below Zero on Friday-sunday After noon Services at orcuttviile-Prin cipaI Tucker Returning.

Friday morning was the coldest of the season in this section. The ner- cury went below zero in some places and it did not get many degrees above all day The ice is now form ing in good shape and if the cold spell continues the icemen will be at work next week.
 Miss Margaret Rafftery of South Manchester has been spending a week in town.
 Miss Rose Han1ey, who teaches in Terryville. has been taking weeks rest at her home in the borough.
 Napoleon Pero, Jr., has returned from weeks business trip to New York.
 Miss Ella Connor is spending a few days at her home in Broad Brook
 Charles B. Gary has returned from a trip to Philadelphia
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Corset Covers

Corset Covers, French styles made of sheer cambric, trimmed with lace em- broidery, lace beading and ribbon run, from 21c up to SAC each.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Chimney Fires.

chimney fire at 5.45 Thursday af- ternoon at the home of c. H. Baker, 32 Chestnut street. was quickly extin- guished by Fire Chief Foley. assisted by Benjamin Hill of the Alert Hose company. At g o'clock Friday fore noon another chimney fire at John Ca seys home at 19 Prospect street was promptly put out by Chief Foley, as sisted by Fred Gerrick, assistant engi- neer
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Dance Invitations.

The Minerva club is planning ar invitation dance for Feb. 22 in Wash burn hall. The announcements are in rhyme
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
LEG BROKEN.
Seven Year Old William E. Crane Eel
 From Sled

William E. Crane, years old. son of MT. and Mrs. w. T. Crane, fell from his sled while coasting Wednesday ev- ening. The accident was thought to be trivial until his leg began to swell and Friday morning the physicians who made an examination found the leg broken.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Open An Account
 By Mail

The Willimantic Savings Institute accepts deposits from any person any, where. You can use the mails with perfect safety and nobody need know your banking business unless you choose to tell it. Send money in check or money order payable to The Willimantic Savings Institute. or cash in registered letter. and we will open your account and send your bank book and full instructions Your money and interest can be drawn at any time
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Q Resume Services.

The Sunday afternoon services will be resumed at the OrcuttviIIe school house Sunday afternoon. These meet ings are creating considerable interest in that section of the town At the meeting Sunday afternoon there will be short talks by Rev. W. D. Hamilton J. R. Parkhurst. J. w. Robinson, J. IT Melbourne and Frank H. Plumb, all of whom are active in the work of the federated churches
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Fouiards

Valdarno- Foulards, 9 and 27-inch wide, in lovely summery coIors, designs of tiny flowers and vine on white grounds at 25c yard
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Figured Crepe

New Figured Crepe. 2T-inch wide. in pretty floral patterns in lavender, pink and blue at 1Sc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Combinations of Cover and Drawers and Cover and Skirts

Very daintily trimmed with Torchon, Val and Cluny Laces. also lace beading and ribbon run through cover and drawers, 44c up to $2.S9.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Dance Given by Seniors.

The Juniors of the Windham High school gave a dance to the Seniors Friday evening, Eickey's orchestra furnishing the music. The patron- esses were Mrs E. A. Case, Mrs. S. A. Mowry. Mrs. K. Walten and Mrs
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Figured Silk

Fairy Figured Silk. sheer white grounds, with misty flower designs in pink and blue at 25c a yard
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
George p. kina injured.

George P. the 6-year- old son of MT. and Mrs. Walter R. King, 290 Summit street, ran into the curbing on Maple avenue while coasting late Thursday afternoon. He was taken to his home and was found suffering from a slight concussion of the brain. His condi- ton Friday evening was much more comfortable and no serious conditions are anticipated
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
New Soiesette

in old rose. pink. white. cream. Alice blue and navy blue, 27-inch wide at 1Sc a yard.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Principal Returnino,

It is expected that Principal James k. Tucker. who has been ill for three weeks at his home in East Hartford will be able to resume his work in the local high school Monday morn ing. c. w. Dewey, who has been substituting has returned to his home in Mapping.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
SpirituaIistio Meetings.

The First Spiritualist Society will hold it's meetings at the Woman's clut hall in the Savings Institute building Sunday morning and eve-,ing. The speaker for both services will be Mrs Harriet C.. Webber of Dorchester Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Remonstrants Before Board of Relief

The board of relief met again Friday forenoon and heard the following peti- tioners for a reduction in tax lists: c. Walter, representing the Camp GroundW association: Joseph Mercier for himself and James M Mercier, who own-the Stone Row property on Main street. William A. Costello, tenement house on Jackson Place; David Lin coin, tenement house on Pleasant street: John c. Tracy. lot on Main street; Mary Cosgroye, house on Lew iston avenue; w H. Warehouse, Kimball block on Main street; William L. Chappe1l, property on West Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Blankets That Will Keep You Warm
COTTON BLANKETS

COTTON BLANKETS Three-quarter or full-size Cotton Blankets in tan and gray, with colored borders, soc, 69c. 75c, s1.0o and S2.50 pair.
 MERINO BLANKETS Large size Merino Blankets, fine and soft, in tan and gray, $2.50 pair.
 WOOLNAP BLANKETS Fine and Soft Woolnap Blankets ex- tra large size. in white. tan and gray, with colored borders, $3.00 a pair,
 WOOL BLANKETS Good Quality Wool Blankets, right weight, fine and soft, in light gray and tan. with colored borders-Special S3.95 pair.
 WOOL BLANKETS California Wool Blankets full size, with blue or pink borders, satin bound, $5.00 pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
Valentines

Pretty Valentines, small and medium, lace. tissue, very fancy at 1c and up to 19c.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-08
H. K, Job to Lecture.

Herbert K. Job of New Haven, state ornithologist, is to give public lec- ture at town hall Wednesday, Feb. 10, on game birds and wild fowl, under the auspices of the Willimantic Game and Fish association.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08
Pozar cerkwi.

w cerkwi IS. Piotra i Pawia
greckiego obrzadku ma 80 III. |
Chauncey ave. obchodzono wczoA
raj uroczyscie. dzieh Bozego Ma
rodzenia ma nabozchstwie po-
rannem, ,ktore miaio sic yozpoczae
o godz. 9, zaczeto sic wlaSnie
gromadzic, kiedy o godz. wpof
do 9tej cd swiecy zajely sic de-
koracye oltarza W okamgnieniu
wybuchl pozar. Cerkiew byia dre-
wniana pozar rozszerzyf sic nie-
zmiernie szybko; ludzie zebrani
W kosciele pleban ratowali co
zdoiali naczyil koscielnych IL
daio nm sic znaczniejsza Geese
tyclrze wyniesc z cerkwi, ale ca
ly budynek 100 stop dlugi so
szeroki, spiona} do szczetu, "a
MIN zdolano stfumic pozar. Szko-
da zrzadzona obliczaja ma $10,-
600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08

szonych przesy}ek straca ma fra
chcie $5,0OO,0OO do $S,OOO,OO0.
Przez 4S godzin palono w O.
grodach ognie, dajace dym OBJ
fifty, w nadziei, re ten ocali drzc,
wa owocowe. Farmerzy So znie-
checeni bezskutecznosciq swej
piracy. Ma szczescie rzadowe blu
70 meteorologiczne oznajmia, &c
najgorsze zimno juz przeszlo,
Farmerzy obawiaja sic gwaltow-
nego powrotu do cieplej tempe
ratury,l gdyz ia kompletnie znir
szczy owoce, kt6re W razie stop
niowego ocieplenia sic jeszcze
MONA ocalic.
Temperature w calym dy-
strykcie owocowym juz sic pod
niosla, Wczoraj W poiudnie ter
mometr wskazywai 46 stopni.
w San Francisco znaleziono
"a stajnia Jamesa Clarka, niezy-
jacego sztywnego cd zimna. Ia
kiego wypadku ME pamietaia "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08

1uZ ME oQQa: naQtO ma Ona DO
STAG Epir z Janina miastem; Ser
bia dostanie wschodnia czeSt
fSandzaku Nowo-BazarskiegoI I O.
raz Gale terytoryum ma wschod
cd rzeki Dryny do jeziora Och-i-
da z Monastyrem miastem, wrc-
szcie porty Durazzo Alesio mad
Adryatykiem z przylegiemi oko-
Hcami; Czarnogora ma dostac
zachodnia czeSc Sandzaku No
wo-BazarSkiego, okregi lpe6,
Djakowa i Skutari wreszcie 20
mil wybrzeza ma Adryatyku; Gala
reszte zdobytych ma Turcyi te-
rytoryow ma zabrac Buigarya. 0
Albanii niepodlegiej jakoS zapc-
mniano.
- Podobno stosunki pomiedzy
Buigarya a Rumunia staja sic CO.
raz wiecej naprezone i wojpy
prawdopodobienstwo jest bardzo
wielkie: Bulgarya ME chce dac
Rumunii tyle, wiele ia sic do,
maga W nagrodzie "a swa neu-
itralnosc w dotychczasowej woj-
ME: krol Ferdynand pretensye ru
munskie zwie oburzajaco wygoro
wanemi, wobec tego Rumunia
formalnie grozi wojna i zmobili-
zowaia armie, liczaca blisko
sto tysiecy.
Wojna ia nova zagrazalaby
gwaitownie pokojowi miedzy
mocarstwami, "a Rumunia bo-
wiem stoi trojprzymierze, a "a
Buigarya Rosya.
z Rosyi.
Petersburg, s stycznia. - Ma
stepca tronu, W. ks. Alexy wy
stapii po raz pierwszy publicznie
cd czasu swej niedyspozycyi: z
okazyi greckich SWAT Bozego
Narodzenia rozdawai on z ojcem
podarki gwiazdkowe kozakorl
gwardyjskim W Carskiem Stole.
z Turcyi azyatyckiej.
Van, Armenia, s stycznia. -
Prefekt tutejszy Kapanachian
Effendi zostai zamordowany.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, naiasto, 8 stycznia. =
Konsul do Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, Emanuel Calero, nades}al
swa rezygnacye: przyjeto ia, ma
stepca jeszcze ME wiadomy.
z Kuby.
Havana, s stycznia. = W oko-
icy wyspy zaginai okret pro-
wiantowy amerykanskiej floty
wojennej "Pantera"; cd tygodnia
ME wiadomo, co SIG MIN die
| je; zachodzi Ottawa katastrofy.
z Anglii.
Londyn, s stycznia. = Zmarl
tn w hotelu posei amerykanski
w Budapeszcie (Wegy), Pawei
Nash, LEGACY lat 35; prawdopo-
dobnie zgon, choc nagiy, by} ma
turalny, W kazdym razie docho-
dzerie wdrozono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08
Trust drzewny".


zwiazkowego Roya E. Fullera
rozpoczelo sic wczoraj sledztwo
W sprswie tax zwanego utrustu
drzewnego'. .Zachodzi podejrze--
ME, re ten trust skiada sic z han
dlarzy drobiazgowych, a celem je-
go Jest niedopuszczac do tego,
BY nabywcy kupowali drzewo cd
handlarzy hurtownych. Wladze
zwiazkowe utrzymuja, re trust
ten wykracza przeciw ustawie
Shermana. Podobno handlarze
drobiazgowi So zorganizowani w
II Stanach. Kazda organizacya
ich ma swojego sekretarza, CT
sekretarze porozumiewaja sic cia-
gle pomiedzy soba. Wczoraj wo-
bee komisarza zwiazkowego wy
stapii jako pierwszy swiadek O.
skarzenia Henry w. Scott z Da-
venport, Ia. Jest on wiceprezy-
dentem U.N.Roberts Lumber Co
iakotez Gordon Van Tie Lumber
CO. w Davenport Frank Lumber
Co. w St. Louis. Skladai on zez-
mania przez caiy dziei i zapew-
nial. ze 6w trust chwyta sic maj
wstretniejszych praktyk, by cele
swoie osiagnac. Zapewnia}, IL
ME dziwiloby go wcale, gdyby
sic okazalo, re to "a sprawa tego
trustu pozar zniszczyi przed 3 Ia
ty sklady jego kompanii. Opo-
wiadal roznych szykanach, ia
kich trust sic dopuszcza wobec
firm hurtownych.
w sprawie skandalu szpitalnego.
Grozba prokuratora Maclaya
Hoyne'a, il szpital kompanii
tramwajowej zostanie zamkniety,
iezeli ME zostana wydane nazwi-
ska osob, kt6re W soDote usiiowa-
ly uprowadzic W wozie ambulan'
sowym pokaleczonego wskutek
wypadku tramwajowego Israela
Segale'a, poskutkowa}a. Nazwis-
ka tych osob podano; So to John
w. Boren, ktory obecnie jest le-
karzem domowym w szpitalu po-
wiatowym, ale ma urlop, i by
fy motorowy Louis Papst. Zawe-
zwano dra Borena, azeby stawii
sic przed prokuratorem.
Poreczenie przywodzcow robot
niczych.
Jak utrzymuje adwokat E. n.
Zolino, poreczenia 32 przywod--
cow robotniczych skazanych W
Indianapolis ma wiezienie karne,
beda wygotowane W przeclagu
dni 10 przediozone zwiazkowe-
mu sadowi apelacyjnemu w Chi
,cago. Me przedlozy ich sic Sc
dziemu Andersonowi W Indiana
polls, wobec ktorego toczyl sic
process, tylko tutejszemu sadowi
ape1acyjnemu. ale przedtem zwia-
zkowy prokurator dystrykowy
dokumenta te przejrzy i zbada i
zdanie sWe o Mich ziozy Wobec
sadu.
Walka rabusiami.
Detektyw stacyi policyjnej W
South Englewood, H. Riley,
wczoraj wieczorem zajety byl
malowaniem werandy tylu swe-
90 domu pnr. 1920 Vincennes
ave-, gdy spostrzegi trzech mlo-
dycll ludzi acknowledged sic W
podejrzany sposob. Byli to is le-
'tni Thomas Scully. 3S47 Powell
ave-, IL letni Joseph Hurley, 3I2S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08
TGIegramy zagraniGzne.
Sprawa baikanska.

Londyn, s Stycznia. - Podob'
no rad turecki postanowii NE
czynic juz zadnych ustepstw
spzymierzonym, to dlatego, IL
oni zadnych dotqd ME zrobill
Turcvi. Reszad-Basza oswald
cyl W interwiewie. re Turcya
Adryanopola ME da chyba tylko
ostateczny giod zmusi to miasto
do poddania sic: o dalSza wojne
Turcya jest Spokojna ma ma
, dzieje zwyCiezenia Buigar6w
pod Czataldza. DO arlnie ma
wzmocniouq, zaopatrzona wy
poczeta. Do gadania taEiego, o.
bliczonego tylko ma efekt. ME
nalezy zadnej przywiazyawc wa
gi. DonoSza z Konstantynopola,
ze tam ambasadorzy mocarstw
usilnie przedstawiaja Turcyi po-
tFzcbeustepstw i ukiadow j majq
nadzieje, ze do zerwania estate
cznego konferencyi pokojowej
przecie ME przyjdzie, ale re po
Swietach greckiego obrzadku, O.
becnie Swieconych przez Serbow.
Bulgar0w Czarnogorcow i Gre
k6w ,przvjdzie do nawiazania t.
klad6w. w kwestyi tel dr. Da-
new. przedstawiciel Buigaryi,
powiedzial malo. ale znaczaco,
ze przecie jeszcze sic ME rozje-
chali przedstawiciele stron obj,
wiec jest nadzieja naprawienia
sytuacyi, przez kretactwo ture-
ckie popsutej.
- Co do ewetualnoSci inter
wencyi mocarstw, oSwiadczyi an
gielSki minister Grey. ze nasta-
pic ona moze wtedy tylko. jesli O.
bic strony jej zazadaja, albo gdy-
by ukIady zerwano zbyt nagle
narazie niema jeszcze tel potrze-
bv a mocarstwa moga poSrednio
tylko wywierac wpiywy pokojo-
we ma obie Strony. w Londynie
Turcya zaciagneia niewielka po-
zyczke ma cele. administracyjne
podobno. ME ma wojenne: upa-
truja w tenn zapowiedz pokojo,
wa. Podobno tr6jprzymierze chce
podac projekt porozumienia stro-
nom walczacym taxi, aby Turcya
zrzekla sic Adryanopola, skoTo
go tax koniecznie zada Buigarya
a zato niechby jej zostawiono
pare wysp egejskich W poblizu
Dardanellow.
Podobno Reszad- -Basza te-
legraficznie zazadal cd swojego
rzadu nowych instrukcyi, z ME
pokojem ich naprezeniem ocze-
kuia. Jest nadzieja, ze Rosya po-
trait w Konstantynopolu wy
wrzec nacisk dostateczny, aby
Turkow Emusic do ustepstw wy
datniejszych, niz. dotychczas po-
czynione. Rosya tez wyrazi4a
swa opinie W sprawie okreslenia
granic przysziej niepodlegiej AL,
banii, opinia ia. Jest pomyslna dls
Serbii i Czarnogory ale wrogs
Austryi tu moze bye nowe, albc
jedno wiecej zrodao zatargu mig
dzynarodowego, albo wojny.
Panstwa Baikonskie ,po-
dzieliiy sic juz skora niedzwie,
dzia". Grecya ma doStac wszy-
stkie wyspy ma Morzu Egejskiem
j Krete, do kt6rych to wysp ma
pretensye odwieczne-historycz-
ne, plemienne geograficzne; ma
wszystkich tych wyspach powie-
wa jej flaga wysp tych Grecya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08

nych mniejszych wypadkow., .
godzinie loci wiecz. mgla sic ro-
zeszla do tego stopnia, re okrety
mogiy znowu bezpiecznie kurso-
wac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-08

zakiad sztuk pick. zwracaja obecne ma siebie uwa-
&c Obrazy MALARIA g. p A. Healy Ot6z jedno arcydzef
tego malaria odkryia iakms starym domu corka pa
ma Franciszka ONeiIla zam. pm 544S Drexel ave Po-
wyze podajemy reprodukcye tego tego porretu kt6ry
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