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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-04
ROSWELL

Miss Elsie Van Wyngarden came
down from Caldwell last Wednesday
to stay with her sister, Mrs. H. I
Blake, for a couple of weeks.
F. E. Baxter was in Nampa last
Friday, attending to matters in con-
nection with building new creamery
at Parma, by the Roswell Parma peo-
pie.
Mr. Fred Baker who recently came
here with his family from Illinois has
purchased the Oliver Wisely ranch
consisting of 40 acres good land with
large house on it, adjoining Wilder
Consideration $65OO We are very
glad to welcome Mr. Baker and family
to this community.
Mrs. R. D. Helms has been quite
i'll for several days, suffering from an
attack of tonsolitis.
Miss Elsie Grouse of Caldwell who
had a class in music in Roswell last
year, was down last Wednesday with
the intention of forming another class
if she can secure enough pupils.
Miss Ruth Campbell with the is
helping with the grating OF fruit trees
at the Ben Paine ranch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker and Fred
Baker and family were in Caldwell
Wednesday.
George Wohlschlegel left Sunday
evening for British Columbia, where
he expects to spend some time look
ing around, and intends to take land
if he finds conditions favorable.
The British Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. Joe Stone Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Herman Wohlschlegel received
letter from Wisconsin a few days
ago, saying his mother, aged IS, was
very sick. She has pneumonia and
heart trouble.
Mrs. Wohlschlegel also received
news that her father, Mr.. Blanchard,
who resides with his daughter at
Duluth, Mimi, has cancer of the
throat Mr.. Blanchard is 81 years Of
age. He and his wife visited Roswell
several years ago and have many
friends here.
Mrs. Charles Willis entertained Mrs.
Goebel, Mrs. Chas. Paine, Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Abbott, Tuesday.
A number of the Baptist people, in
GLIDING MI. Clansen, went over to
Wilder last Sunday to the Baptist
church where Mr.. Clansen was i'm
Warren Gordon purchased some of
the Jesse Baker ranch recently 1t is
located above the Riverside canal on
the hillside and is under the govern
ment project.
Mr.. George Dillon and NJ. Petit
were in Nyssa Monday looking for
horses. Mr.. Petit and family came
here about week ago from Minot,
North Dakota. They are much pleased
with Idaho, and yill purchase home
in Roswell if possible.
w. F. Howard, drove "a head of
mules to Caldwell last Thursday and
shipped them to Kansas City. He
started Friday morning from Caldwell
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-04
DIXIE AND VICINITY

Having some fine April showers.
Z. A. Vail bought new surrey from
the Studebaker Co., Friday.
Homar Moar has gone to Oregon to
work.
Messrs. Moar, French and Friend
went over to their mines Saturday
They report everything fine over
there.
Roy Moar and Mrs L. Colt were
were callers at Ed Mumford's Sum-
day.
Dessa Nichols visited Mary Vail
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. r. P. eastman lost fine mare
last week.
Lucy Mars is home again from
school in Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Moreland en-
Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Powell's daughter
Lille, is home for a visit.
-, Mrs. H. Cover was over in Dixie
Thursday to visit her daughter, Pearl.
Mrs F. Rowland and Mrs. A. Vail
were Caldwell visitors Monday.
Fred Specht and John Fink were
callers at c. A. Wallis Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Vail, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. Vail and Miss Carrie
visited at Mr.. Killers on Snake river
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pennington came
over from their mine for a few days
last week
Mrs. Fl. Vail visited her parents on
Pleasant Ridge Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Margie Vail made a week end
visit with her sister in Caldwell.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-04

Boise He left for Oregon again the
first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward lockwood
and Miss Martha lockwood were en-
tertained at the A. J. Mccormick
home last Sunday.
Mesdames Rice, Lowell, and Dilley,
who attended the missionary meetings
in Boise, remained until Thursday
evening.
Mr.. John Nicholson sold about two
hundred tons of hay to sheepmen
recently.
The sheep are being taken out to the
hills very rapidly now, and all OF
them will soon be gone.
Mr. Roc Helm and Fred Baker
were transacting business in Caldwell
Saturday.
Mrs William Hall received the sad
news Saturday of the death of her sis
ter, which occurred in Wichita, Kan
Miss Helen Davis, daughter of Rev
McLain Davis of Boise, is spending
her spring vacation as the guest OF
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Smith
Awaitha Smith who has been visit
ing in Boise, returned Saturday even
| ing.
The quarterly meeting of the trus-
tees of the Presbyterian church was
| held Thursday evening with Mrs J.
H. Trout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith returned
from Boise Monday evening.
! Mr.. VIM. Hall is charging the plat
form in the Presbyterian church.
Messrs. Wiley Paine and Ed Stem
per are hauling timbers for the new
bridges on the Riverside canal.
Miss Virginia Hall was at home the
first OF the week. She expects to come
to stay in couple of weeks.
The women's Bible class was or
gained Sunday morning. The follow
ing officers were chosen: President,
Mrs. M. R. Taylor; vice president,
Mrs. VIM. Hall; secretary, Mrs. E.. T..
Rice; treasurer, Mrs. w. R. Stevens
A teacher has not been chosen yet
All women are invited to attend.
The girls between the ages of six
and twelve in the Presbyterian Sun
day school met at the manse Tuesday
at a o'clock for the purpose of or
ganizing a missionary society.
On Sunday evening, April 6, a
stereopticon lecture on the Passion
Play will be given by Rev. E. P
lawrence at the Presbyterian church.
All are welcome.
Messrs. A. J. and Gilbert McCor-
mick were transacting business in
Caldwell on Tuesday.
The quarterly congregational meet
ing of the Presbyterian church will
be held in connection with the regu-
lar morning service next Sunday.
The Mems Bible class of the Pres
byterian Sunday school was organ
zed last Sunday morning with the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. R. |
Stevens; secretary and treasurer, L.
L. Jones; teacher, M R. Taylor. The
class will meet each Sunday morning
It 1890 in the basement of the
church. All men are invited to at
end.
Mrs. Ben Ross is now able to be up
part of the time, but is still suffering
pain.
Rev. Lawrence gave an address on
he "Life of David Livingston" at
he missionary meeting which was
leld in Boise last week.
Mr.. Ned Madden, son of Ross Mad
len of Caldwell, came down Friday
vening to visit the Lowell boys, re-
naming until Sunday evening.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-04-04

Stewart Ross and Kinsey Robinson
were home from Friday until Sunday.
April was ushered in with its usual
April showers.
The aid society of the Presbyterian
church will hold its annual meeting
at the home of Mrs. A. J. lockwood
"Wednesday afternoon
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30

On motion, school fund loan of
$4,000 to Bird Leffler was ap,
proved.
On motion fees were allowed on
transcript from just ce court as
follows:
Stale of Iowa VS.. Martin Fritz
Joe III. Ross. justice fees. So 90
w. NJ Crees, sheriff fees. ;. SO 90
On motion, witness fees was allow
eds as per certif Gates of clerk ~aof
district court as follows:
]. State of Iowa VS.. Martin Fritz
HI. j. Mantz, copy fee. III 90
Anna Fritz, witness. ......S 05
Anna Langbehmm, witness. 80 IS
Hans Klindt, witness. ;. ....3 05
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30

ROAD DRAG melville Township
Cash on hand January LIST, 1912 .......
hecelved from county treasurer April a. 1872
Clerks commission
Geo Harmon. dragging -
John Ruhs, dragging ......
John Reuschling, dragging ..........-... 800.
Justin Carroll. dragging ......,.......-..
H. W. Duvall, dragging ..............---..., 49,.
Henry Kleuver, dragging .. ..,..
John N. Arp dragging Observation-Disclosures.
John Tunmann, dragging ...-.. 49,.
A. J. Hunt, dragging
VIM Armstrong Jr. dragging .
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30
County Board Proceedings
january Session Continued From Last Week.

John Dunick, witness. $500. 3 o.
Mrs. Harry Klindt, witness. 2 Is
E. C. Farrell witness. % O5
Guy P. Jensen, witness. 3 O5
Harry klindt, with sss. 2 Is
Dr.. Carlyle, witness. ........2 70
On motion, board adjourned to
meet at 8 o'clock a. NJ, January 4tf
1918.
Board of Supervisors met at 5
O'Clock a. m. as per adjournment OF
prev Gus day, members all present.
On motion, board proceeded to
County Farm, invoiced the same an
approved the superintendent re-
port as follows:
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30
greeley TOWNSHIP (Road pragging)

GREELEY TOWNSHIP (Road Dragging)
Received of treasurer April 20, 1912
Received of treasurer Oct. TO- 1912 ........... -.
Henry zimmerman, dragging 33m ..............
Oscar Miller, dragging lam ....,.................
Harry Paige dragging I'm ..................
Jake Jacobsen, dragging 13m ...................
l.. f. Kleyer, dragging 8m OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
+. w. Ridgley, dragging 6m ...--.................
John Hay dragging Pam Northumberland.
Nathaniel Benton, dragging 8m ................,
Chas. and Walter Hensley, dragging 4Sm...
Thos. Adair, dragging 26m .....-;.,..,...........
Frank Mauer, dragging 10m ......................
VIM. Armstrong, dragging 5m -................
Theo. Zinke, dragging 25m .................. 49,.
George Beers, dragging 10m ..............
Lee Hays, dragging 19m -.............. $500.
Albert Frederick, dragging 121sm ............
J. G. White dragging 54m ....-.,,..,.,. .,.....
Chas. Garnett, dragging 17Am ......,......
George Mccall, dragging Bonn ................. 80.
Barney Deets, dragging 3m ............... -.
W. H. Covault, dragging 5m ...--.......... -.
J. F. Eagen, dragging I'm ............. ..
John Eagen, dragging Am ............... ......
John Baier, dragging lem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30
MELYILLE ToWNsHIP


lash on hand January LIST, 1912 .
received from county treasurer .........
received from p ]. Keith old bridge lumber
Clerks commission Observation-Disclosures.
John Weighton, lumber and posts .............
Green Bay Lumber Co., lumber and posts.
FIT. Dodge Cul. Co., pipe :..........
Oelke Co., tscrapers -
John Reinemund, nails .... 1850. ...........
P. H. Poulsen, two road drags .................
Audubon Hardware Co., hardware ..........
Johnson & Buck, tile .. .
Audubon Advocate. printing ....................
Cy Buckner, board for Russell ...............
B. j. Black, board for Russell and labor
John Campbell, board for Russell ...
Jas. Edwards, board for Russell .....
John Reuschling, board for Russell . !
Mark Campbell, board for Russell I
Geo. Harmon, labor on roads "
John Ruhs, labor on roads .
H. w. Duval, labor on roads -
John N. Arp, labor on roads -
Chas. Mccoy, labor on roads -
G. H. Priestly, labor on roads -
Otto Miller, labor on roads -
A. ]. Hunt, labor on roads -
w. c. Sheets, labor on roads
Bird LETTER. labor on roads -
p. ]. Keith, labor and one pipe -
j. G.. White grading .... .... .....
w. Russell grading 1901 and ~ .........
Cash on hand January LIST, 1913 .........-.....
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30
LEROY TOWNSHIP (Road Dragging FUND.-
Received from treasurer
LEROY TOWNSHIP

w II
Received from treasurer .......l
Frank Rinehart dragging roads -
7. H. Swezey, dragging roads ......
F. NJ Rice & Co., dragging roads -
G. H. Priestly, dragging roads -
Leo Baumgardner, dragging roads -
NJ A. Gardner, dragging roads -
w. c. Layland dragging roads ........... 49,.
Chas. Watts, dragging roads .......... ....
Baumgardner, dragging roads .... 1850
P. c. Priestly, dragging roads .
Geo. Everts, dragging roads -
NJ l. Masterson, dragging roads -
M. A. Gardner, dragging roads ........... 800.
O. G. Story, dragging roads - -
H. Frederiksen, dragging roads ...
w. E. Kennels, dragging roads -
Earl Swezey, dragging roads - -
H. Williamson, dragging roads ammonium. ....
H. NJ. McLeran, dragging roads
Geo. Mathsen, dragging roads -
G. e. Bates, dragging roads ...... -
John Petersen dragging roads ..
Leo Baumgardner, dragging roads -
w. E. Kennels, dragging roads ...... 49,.
o. Porsch, dragging roads .................. $500
w. H. Boust, dragging roads ................ 80.
Clerks commission ............. -. -
Cash on hand December 81, 1912 ...
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30


Cash on hand January l, 1912 ................
Received of treasurer April 20, 1912 .............
Received of treasurer Oct. 10, 1912 .............
T. M. Rasmussen $780,. $500. .
Fred W. Branch, labor, 1911 ......................
Frank Sunberg labor ........... .....
Chas. Baird labor ...............
F. w. Ridgeley, labor
r. W. Ridgley, four horse double tree .....
Russell Grader Co., freight and REPAIRS.
L. F. Stilions, blacksmithing ...................
Green Bay Lumber Co., culverts, etc. ........-.
Wayne HartZell, labor ...................
Albert Baier, labor ............. ....
c, v. Hansen, blacksmithing .......... $4,000.
E. B. Voss, four-horse evener .................
Fred w. Branch, labor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Thos. Adair, labor 49,. ..... $3.50.
+. II. Larsen, labor
j. G. White, labor ....
F. w. Ridgley repairs for grader ......-....
William Porter, express on repairs .............
Elk Horn & Kimballton Lbr Co., material.
J. f. Eagen, filling ...
B. A. Railsback, labor
A. Andersen, blacksmithing ....................
Thos. Adair, labor
w. e. Varney, hardware Observation-Disclosures.
John Nielsen, hardware ................. ........ 49,
Clerks commission .................. 80. go.
Cash hand December 81, 1912 .........
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30

Clerks commission
John Hooker, dragging . -
David Mitchell, dragging .............. ...,..
Sam McGill, dragging
Fred Yager dragging .
Danna Viewer, dragging ... -
Lou Corwin, dragging ..
Hermer Clifford, dragging .....................
S. ]. Callow, dragging ...
r. L. Hoffman, dragging ............. -
j. c. Strahl, dragging |
H. Kilt, dragging . -
D. D. Sampson, dragging ......... .......
P. Hamann, dragging ... 800
w. H. Hendricks, dragging ............ ...........
w. J. Callow, superintendent of dragging.
S. L. milford, notifying draggers extra swit'in
w. w. Perrine, dragging ........ ....
w. H. Anderson, dragging in 1911 .............
Jas. d. Dudley, dragging in 1911 ................
Cash hand January 1st 1913 -
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30

ROAD DRAG REPORT viola Township
Received from county treasurer April 49, 1912
Received from county treasurer Oct. II, 1912
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-30


Cash on hand January LIST, 1912
Received from county treasurer .............
Paid for road work "
Paid for printing .......... 49,. ......
Paid for freight ....... .
Paid for refund of poll tax - -
Paid for road machinery . ..
Paid for clerks commission ...................,.
Paid for culverts ..-. .
Paid for hardware ....... ~
Paid for blacksmithing ..........
Paid for lumber ......-.... 49,. -
Paid for tile .........
PAID for committee work ....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-19
Denuncyacya hygieny pIciowej.
Byb urzednik nOwOyOrsh przepowiada zag|ade
rOdzaju |udzhego.
ze yuaGy sone Or, Monssso, Wbtna wyehoWawezyn Wo
ska, W Chicago Il wyddau powiatoWego. - zast6 IL.
rokoWaniach divorce k0IeOWe

kazuje sic, re wiadze federalne,
zanim wydadza pozwolenie M
wprowadzenie projektu W zycie,
musza mice pewnost, il miasto
Gale takze projektowi sprzyja.
Plany bowiem byiy przygotowa-
ne pod nadzorem komisyi parko'
wei z dzielnicy poludniowej, kto.
ra takze konstrukcya kierowat
bedzie. w planach tych zaprowa.
dzono niedawno temu male zmia.
ny, a mianowicie: bulwar mad je.
ziorem i laguny beda tax rozlo.
zone, IL umozliwiq konstrukcy{
przystani i dokow handlowyct
miedzy ul. I6-ta 3I-sza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-19
TeIegramy kTajoWe'
WILSON OBAWIA SIE wy
p - DATK0W.

Washington, 19 grudnia. =
Projekt generalnego pocztmistrza
BurIesona, ktory radzi upanstwo-
vic wszystkie LIME telegraficzne
! telefoniczne zwoia niezawodnie
kaukus demokratyczny W miesia-
GU styczniu i ma temze posiedze--
niu demokraci omowia caly pro-
jekt,
Prezydent Wilson kwestye te
gleboko przestudyowA urzed--
nicy niektorzy twierdza, re ME
forsujej jej przez kongres jedy-
ME dlatego, re obawia sic kolo-
10 FVn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-19

salnych kosztow, jake "a Sooa
projekt ten pociasa.
Kongres. prawdepodobnie kaze
pocztmistrzowi przedEozy6 ko-
sztorys caiego tego .projektp a po-
tenn dopiero przystapi'do tel spFa-
wy.
Kongresman Lewis, ktory O.
pracowal bi! poczty pakunkowej
ma juz przygotowany bill odno--
szacy sic do upanstwowienla te-
legrafu i telefonu, ale zatrzyma
sic z przediozeniem tegol, dopoki
administracya swego blu W tel
sprawie ME przedstawi.
Nowy York, 10 grudnia.
Prezydent kompanii telegraficz--
nej Postal Telegraph, Clarence
H. Maokey, omawiajac projekt
pocztmistrza, powiedzial wczoraj
re nabycie obecnie istniejacych Ii
nil telegraficznych kosztowafoby
rad najmniej diva biliony dola--
row.
w REKAcH PREZYDENTA.
Washington, 10 grudnia.
Przeprowadzono Sledztwo W spra
vie bankietu stowarzyszenia Ca
rabao, gdzie pod wielu wzgledaml
krytykowano postepowanie obec-
nej administracyi Stanow zjed-
noczonych. Sekretarz marynarkl
i lego kolega Garrison przedfozy-
Ii swe raporty prezydentowi
ten prawdopodobnie wyrazi naga-
ne tax marynarce jak / komendan,
tom wojsk amerykahskich, kto--
rzy pozwolili ma takie satyrycz'
ne, uszozypliwe wzmianki o rza'
dach Wilsona.
Powiadaja, ze Wilson ME be-
die karal autorow tych satyr. -
Ma sic skonczyc ma magazine.
IULTIMATUM WLASCICIELl
KOPALN MIEDZI.
Calumet, Mich, 10 grudnis. -
Wlasciciele kopaln miedzi W dy'
strykcie dotknietym strajkien
postanowili przediozyc swe ulti'
matum. Do dnia 1go stycznia
wszyscy robotnicy maja wrocit
do piracy na starych warunkach
Kto pred powyzsza data ME
wroci, ten bedzie ma zawsze pe'
zbawiony zajecia. WszeikIe wa
kanse wypelni sic innymi ludzmi
Pierwszy termin powrotu do Pra
cy kohczy sic dzisiaj, ale praco
dawcy przedluzyli go do dnia 1gc
stycznia, Przemyshowcy wpiyne
Ii ma kompanie by termin przedsu
zyly, by dac. starszyn robotni
kom sposobno5c do rozpoczecii
piracy ma nowo.
PRoTEsTUJA PRZEcIW
KANDYDAToM.
! Waszyngton, 10 grudnia. :
Senator Lewis powiedziai wczo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-19
DENUNCYACYA EUGENIKI
ISOCYALIZMU.

Ma obiedzie klubu Przemyslo.
wego W hotelu Blackstone, ic
kt6rego nalety wielu bardzo WV.
bitnych Chicagowian, Bird )
Coler, byiy kontroler nowoyorsk
wyglosil move, W ktorej ostro
zdenuncyowal eugcnike j wykla.
DAME hygieny plciowej W szko.
ZACH i Scharakteryzowal zaprowl.
dzanie takich wykladow jako CO.
raz to szersze rozpanoszenie Sc
socyalizmu. Pania Young, byl4
superintendentks szkoi publicz-
nych skrytykowai "a popierani.
tego ruchu. Twierdzil, re jezeli
ruch ten sic rozszerzy, rod ludz.
XII zaginie W $50 latach.
Twierdzenie to oparl ma da-
nych statystycznych, wykazuja-
cych rate urodzeh wsrod kobiet,
ktore konczyly slawne kollegium
zehskie ,Bryn Mawr", W ktorem
wyklada sic eugenike i hygiene
piciowa Cd lat IS. Rezultat jest
zastraszajacy. Okazuje sic, re nd
try familie przypada tylko jed"
no dziecko. Taxi stan rzeczy
bezsprzecznie doprowadzi do "a
giady rodzaju ludzkiego. Oto
wyjatki jego mowy:
Go uczynicie Z dziecni wa
szemi, ktorych umysfy rozni "a
peiniaja faIszywa nauka zbankru-
towanego materyalizmu? CO u
czynicie re zgnilizna, ktora pre-
peinione So teatry i ktora nakia-
MIA propagatorow hygieny picio-
wei, zarazonych chorobliwym
sentymentalizmem, do wkfadania
w rece dzieci drukow takich, kt6-
re Rad ME pozwala ma przesyla.,
ME poczta?
,,Powszechne doSwiadczenie
wykazalo, re potrzeba czynnik;
religijnego, ably skutecznie zajat
sic opieka ma}oletnich. Czynnit
ten moze bye katolickim, protes.
tanckim, lub zydowskin, lecz mu.
ST bye religijnym. w imie wiec cy
wilizacyii dla dobra kraju, czyli-
my co rozsadne i sprawiedliwe,"
,,Gdy profesorowie uniwersy,
teccy pisza apologize wandaliz-
mie i nlorderstwie, czas wielki,
abySmy sic re snu zbudzili. Oczy-
wiScie ME uzywaja tax szorstkich
nazw. Niszczenie wlasnosci ma
zywaja sabotage" lub syndyka-
lizmem, zwierzace folgowanie hui
ciom nazywaja wolnoscia ptcio-.
wa. Jestto odrazajaca wstretns
hipokryzya." I,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-19
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Iondyn, 19 grudnia. - GaDl--
net ministeryalny postanowil po-
zostac przy decyzyi ME obSylania
wystawy panamskiej W San
Francisco przez Rad Anglii.
Sufrazystki wojowniczki
rzuciiy dwie bomby pod wiezienie
1ondynskie Holloway, usilujac
je zburzyc, lub w powietrze wy
sadzic: skonczyso sic tylko ma u
szkodzeniu czesci murow; Sledz-
two w toku.
- Prof. Twining Hadley, pre-
zes amerykanskiego uniwerSyte-
tn Yale" zostai wezwany ma
katedre historyi instytucyi Sta
now Zjedn. przy uniwersytecie W
Oxfordzie.
- Amerykanka, pani McHarg
z \. Yorku zostala okradziona W
hotelu Imperial klejnotow
wartoSci $12,5OO.
odbys sic tu ciekawy proces
prasowy; pismo Munsey'a. zna-
nego wydawcy, zostaio zaskarzo-
ne przez rosyjskiego W. ksiecia
Borysa, o to, IL w czasie woyny
rosyjsko japohskiej ogiosiio ar
tykui, krtykujacy ostro postspo-
wanie ksiecia, jako tchorza i roz-
pustnika: ksiaze wytoczyl proces
i sam stanal przed sadem: udo--
wadnial orderami, otrzymanymi
pod Lao-Yanem i W innych BIZ
twach, W ktorych brai udziai
zostai dekorowany "a mestwo, Il
tchorzem ME jest; w rezultacie
wydawnictwo przeprosilo ksiecia
zaplaciio koszta process skre--
slono.
- Kongres miedzynarodowy
dla spraw bezpieczenstwa na mo.
rzu przyjmie polecenia pewne
swej komisyi specyalnej, zmierza
lace ku zaprowadzeniu ma stat
kach pasazerskich Srodkow bez'
pieczenstwa ma wypadek pozarr
i innych katastrof.
q HISZPANII.
Madryt, 10 grudnia. - Kro
Alfons podpisal dekret, nadajacy
samorzad prowincyi hiszpahskiej
Katalonii: samorzadu tego pro
wincya ia zdawna sic domagala.
Donosza z Marokko hiszpai
skiego, re tam przyszio do zacie
tel walk z buntowniczym oddzia
lem Maurow, ktoremu jednak xii
ka hiszpanskich aeroplanow zada
10 dotkliwe straty, rzucajac mai
bomby CORY. -. ..
q FRANCYI. &c..
Paryz, 19 grudnia. - Do LIB!
deputowsnych weszia wozoral
pewna panna - pieknoSc praw-
DIVA, W efektownym stroju, z o
gromnym koszem fiolkow, ktor'
rozdawala tyrn deputowany1n. c.
podpisywali sic ma podawane
przez MIA petycyi o rownoupraw
nienie obywatelskie kobiet. Il
sic zwie agitacya, - na pewn'
skuteczniejsza niz londynska.....