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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

NEW ORLEANS, La. Sept. %.
The flower of southern beauty
has joined the buy-a-bale-of-cot-
ton movement. Dixie women and
girls will not only wear cotton
dresses, but are saving up their
pin money" to buy a bale of cot
ton.
The first woman TO buy a bale
was Miss Dixie Martin of New
Orleans.
The y-a-bale-of-cotton move
ment is becoming nationwide and
before ID is done one man, woman
or child in every hundred in the
United States will be the possess
sor of a bale.
When kaiser. English, French,
Russians and lot of others began
mixing things in Europe the bot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

tom proceeded to fall out of the
cotton market.
The warning nations ordinarily
take a good portion of the cotton
crop off the southern planters
hands every year and millions
and millions of dollars come to
America. The seasons crop. a
whOpper in size and quality, had
Just been picked all over the
south when the war started.
Hence, the buy-a-bale-of-cot-
ton" movement.
The mayor of New Orleans,
Martin Behrman, started the pro-
cession in the Louisiana metropo-
lis and hundreds eagerly fol-
lowed.
Everyone is paying 10 cents a
pound and the average price of a
bale is $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

Q.-Mother has owed a bill
for five years. not being able
to pay it. Now they are try
ing to force her to settle the
amount through court. Can
they do IL?
My father never took out
citizenship papers. was
born and raised here. VIII
have to take out citizenship
papers to vote? What day
did August 10. 1895, fall on?
BOB.
All your mother has nothing
with which to pay the bill. he's
creditors certainly cannot force
her TO pay them. An open &C
count IL outlawed five years from
date of last payment, but that
should not prevent her from pay
ing them II at any time she can
do so.
IL is not necessary for you to
take out citizenship papers IL you
were born here rs that makes you
"a citizen.
August 10, 1895, fell on sstur-
day.
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CHAPTER XII.
IL was on the morning OF the
eth of August. We were all
seated at the breakfast table and
reading our correspondence
which had Just come by the post.
My two sisters had fastened on
the love letters that had come for
them. was turning over the
newspapers. From Vienna the
news was:
The cholera death rate is ris-
ing considerably. Not only in the
military, but also in the civil hos
pitfalls, many cases have been al
ready reported, which must be
looked on as genuine Asiatic
cholera. and energetic measures
check the progress of the cpl
demic.'
| was about to read the pas
sage aloud when Aunt Mary, who
had in her hand a letter from
one of her friends in a neighbor-
ing chateau, gave a cry of hor-
ror.
"Horriblel Betty writes me
that in her house two persons
have died of cholera. and now
her husband is III also"
Your excellence, the school
master wishes to speak to YOU"
The gentleman announced fol-
lowed the footman into the room.
He looked pale and bewildered.
Count, tell you. with all def
that oil hA
school. Two children were taken
la yesterday. and today they are
dead"
The cholera?" we cried out.
81 think we must give It that
name. The plague which broke
out among the soldiers CHARTERED
here, and of which twenty Of
them died, was the cholera. Great
terror prevails in the village, be-
cause the doctor who came here
from town has affirmed without
any concealment that the horrible
disease has now beyond doubt
taken hold OF the population OF
this place"
What sound is that" I asked,
listening, that one hears?"
THAT is the passing-bell. bar
oness." announced the school
master. Some one must be lying
at his last gasp. The doctor tells
us that in town the passing-bell
absolutely never stops ringing"
We all looked around at each
other, pale and speeehless. So
here IL was again-Death-and
each one of us saw his bony hand
stretched out in the direction of
some dear ones head.
"Oh, dear! I feel so ILL.," now
cried Lilly, and she turned pale
to her very lips, and elutched at
the arm of her chair.
We ran to her: What Is the
matter with you?"--'Don't be
foolish"-"It is only fear"
But IL was not fear, there was
no doubt what IL was. We had to
carry the poor thing to her room,
where she was seized at once
with violent vomiting and the
other symptoms. This was the
second case of cholera in the
chateau in this same day.
1t was horrible to see my poor
sisters sufferings. And no doc
tor at handl Frederick was the
only one who could perform the
duty of one, as well as he might.
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Tahoma Council. No. 1. Poca-
hontas, will entertain at a card
party Wednesday. sept. 80. In
l. o. o. f. temple The playing
will start at 8 o'clock.
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Copyright. 1914, by the News
paper Enterprise Associstion.)

Dad had be-
come conscious
again. / as In
his room this
morning while
the nurse was
out for a little
walk when We
heard Mollie's
voice in the hall.
Margie," ask
ed Dad suddenly,
sis Mollie still
working? She did
not give up her
position, d / d
she ?"
No, Dad, Mol
lie thought she
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MISS SIXTEEN.


Q.-How can l clean
white feather band? A. M
A.-Sift one part bOrax with
three parts flour or cornstarch,
work into the feathers and wrap
in n clean towel over night. Brush
out powder, and repeat process II
necessary.
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times.
II yen have not been trained q
tell the difference between musla
rooms and toadstsols. LET THIN
ALONE.
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He ordered what was wanted.
Nothing did any good.
My father was running up and
down. wrinEfng his hands. Once
/ put myself In his way.
This Is war. father" / said.
"Nill not you curse TT"
He shook me off and gave no
reply.
In ten hours Lilly was dead.
Netty. my poor lady's maid. had
died before-alone, in her room.
We were all OF us busy about
Lilly. and of the servants. none
had veRtured to 80 near one who
had already turned quite black. "
Meanwhile DIR. Bressler had ar
rived. He himself brought the
medicines which we had tele-
graphed for. l could have kissed
his hands as he walked into the
midst of us to devote his self
sacrificing services TO his old
friends. He at once took on him
self the command of the estab-
lishment. He had the two eOrpses
carried into a remote chamber,
barred up the rooms in which the
poor things had died, and made us
all submit to a powerful disinfeet-
ing process. An intense carbolic
odor now penetrated all the
rooms, and to this day, whenever
this smells meets me. those dread
full days of cholera rise before
my Imagination,
On the very day of Lilly's death
the carriage was standing ready
which was to convey away Aunt
Mary, Rosa. Otto, and my little
boy, when the coachman, seized
by the invisible destroyer, was
forced to get off the coach-box
again
Then will drive you," said
my father. when the news was
brought TO him. Quick, Is ev-
erything ready?"
Rosa came out. Drive on, ("
she said. but l must stop behind.
| am going Lilly's way"
And she spoke truth. The break
of day dawned on this second
young bride too in the chamber Of
death.
of course. in the horror of this
new calamity, the departure of
the others was not carried out.
In the midst of my anguish, OF
my raging fear. the deepest scorn
again seized me for that gigantic
folly which had voluntarily called
forth so great a calamity. My
father, when Rosas corpse had
been carried out, had sunk on his
knees, with his head against the
wall.
| went to him, and took him by
the arm. Father" l said, this
is war" No answer. Father, do
you hear7 Now or never, will
you now curse war;"
He, however, collected himself
you remind me of it-this I'M
fortune shall be borne with a SOL
dier's courage. 1t is not l alone,
the whole country has to offer its
sacrifice of blood and tears"
A footman came into the room.
Your excellency, the carpen-
ter will not carry the coffin into
the chamber where the eountesses
are lying. and no one will venture
into it."
mot you, either, coward?"
81 could not alone"
Then | will help you. l will
myself see to my daughters" and
he strobe TO the door.
Back" he cried to me, as
was following him; you must
not go with me. You must not
die as well as me-think of your
child"
To Conrad | had sent single
line to prepare him for the awful
event-"Lilly very H." He could
not come Immediately. the service
detained him. II was not till the
fourth day that the poor fellow
rushed into the house.
"Lillyl" he cried. us IL true?"
He had heard of the misfortune
as he was on the way.
We said yes.
He remained uunaturally still
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

Have you tried our Health
Bread? Duenwald's, 313 nth.
"adv. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

Editors Note-Ths Tacoma
Times has obtained serial rights
to this wonderful story Of the
woman's side OF war which was
lust produced IN photoplay form
by the Great Northern Film Co.
OF Copenhagen, Denmark, staged
on the same ground where the
var is nov going on, q few weeks
before 4. broke out.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

The Progressive Psychic society
will entertain at a card and dane.
ing party Tuesday evening, Sept.
20, at South Third and Tacoma
avenue. Members and friends
are invited.
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CYNTHIA OREY'S
:: LETTERS 8:

Q.-Can you tell me what
will make ones teeth whiteG
have tried everything l can
think of. There is always
yellow coating on my teeth
and II is about the same after
get through washing them
will thank you for any sug-
gestion.
MISS SIXTEEN.
A.-Get your teeth cleaned II
the dentists, and then brush them
at least once a day with hydrogen
peroxide diluted with water, and
rinse your mouth thoroughly aft
erWards.
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INEXPERIENCED.

A.-There is NO test for poison
in fungi while cooking.
The silver spoon test for mush-
rooms has been responsible for
many deaths, according to an ex-
pert. 1t Is an old tradition and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

Q.-Can you tell me of a
reliable test to distinguish
the difference between mush-
rooms and toadstools? | have
been told that If a silver
spoon is placed in them while
cooking it will turn black il
they are toadstools. Is this
truef
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

John A. Logan circle win en-
terrain with cards at the armory
next Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

A.-First of all, begin to I'M
prove your education. Then try to
acquire poise, which means over
coming seIf-consciousness. IL you
cannot go to school in the day at
tend night school. Read all the
books and magazines you can. Get
a good book on etiquette. Study
it and try TO absorb IL i'm n way
that you will do things naturally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-26

BY BARONESS BERTHA Won
SUTTSER
Famous Austrian Novelist and
Peace Advocate and An 1908 Win
aer of the Nobel Peace Prize.
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al am tall and slen-
der girl of 10, fairly good
looking, but never had a
chance to get much of an
education. | am invited to
quite a few dances and par
ties, but never enjoy myself
at any of these affairs, for
it seems that nobody cares to
take me home or dance with
me. Even girls do not care
for me. l try to treat every
body nice, but l never stand
a show
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PERSONALS

The newly organized Y. W. c.
A. OF Lincoln school gave \ re-
ception TO $50 girls OF the
school Wednesday afternoon IN
the gymnasium. The large hall
was decorated In autumn leaves
Reeftations and vocal solos form
ed the program. Punch and
waters were served.
The Lady Moose will give = So
eial dance at Moose hall. 18th
and e streets. NEXT Tuesday even
ing. All are invited.
General Wright circle Is Civ
ing a series of card parties at the
armory every Thursday after
noon from 2 TO 4:30 o'clock.
John A. Logan circle win en-
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To Conrad | had sent a single
line to prepare him for the awful
event-"Iilly very ILL.," He could
detained him. 1t was not till the
fourth day that the poor fellow
rushed into the house.
"Lilly!" he cried. us IL true?"
He had heard of the misfortune
as he was on the way.
We said yes.
He remained unnaturally still
and fearless.
81 have loved her many years."
was all he said, low to himself.
Then aloud: Where is she lying?
In the churchyard? Goodbye. She
is waiting for me-"
''Shall | come with your" some
one offered.
''No. l prefer going alone"
He went, and we saw him no
more. On the grave of his sweet
heart he put a-builet through his
brains.
So ended Conrad, Count Alt
haus, captAin-lieutenant, in the
Fourth Regiment OF Hussars, in
us tWcuty-etfthtH year.
At another time the tragic ma
ture of this event would have pro-
duced a very shocking effect; but
now, how many young officers
had not the war carried off i'm
mediately, this one only Indirect
Iyi And at the moment when we
heard of his deed a new misfor-
tuns had occurred in cur midst
which called for all the anguish OF
our hearts. Otto, my poor faith
er's adored and only son. was
seized by the destroying angel. His
sufferings lasted the whole night
and the next day, with alterations
OF hope and despair; about d. m.
all was over.
My father threw himself on the
corpse with such q thrilling shrek
that Il pealed through the whole
house. We could hardly tear him
from the dead body. And OH the
cries OF agony that now ensHed:
for hours and hours long the old
man poured ukhwoling. roaring.
rafting shrieH Of desperation.
His son-his pride-his 0tto-his
ALI
To this outburst succeeded on
. sudden . stiff dumb apathy. H
had net had the strength to attend
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-23
SPRAWY ANGLII.

Londyn, % lipca. = Dose po'
myslnie przedstawiaja sic widol;
konferencyi zwolanej inicyaty,
wy krola Jerzego W celu aregulo-
wanna trudnosci stojacych ns
przeszkodzie wprowadzeniu auto,
nomii Irlandyi zazegnania W
kraju tym wojny domowej. Przy.
wodcy interesowanych partyi od'
bywaja wciaz jeszcze sesye, kto'
remi prasa angielska zywo sic
zajmuje, czekajac niecierpliwie
pomySlnego ich rezultatu.
w Belfascie (Irlandya) SUI
frazystki militantki powybijaiy
szyby W gmaohu sadu policyjne,
go i okolicy, gdy jedna z ich to-
warzyszek aresztowano pod "a
rzutem uzywania explodujacych
materyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-23

niemieckich. Wczoraj nawet ma
ulice miasta sprawa sic wydosta-
Ia powodujac rozruch, ktory po-
licya musiaia usmierzyc.
ECHO PRZYKREJ AFERY.
Christiania, Norwegia, 23 lip
ca, - Sekretarz ambasady anne
rykahskiej Gunther, przeciwko
ktoremu wniesiono oskarzenie,
re zwymySlal podniosl> reke ma
urzednika portowego w ChriStia-
nil utrzymuje, re urzednjk ow
zachowal sic po grubiahsku, "a
dajac by jacht amerykahski Pau
line" zmienii stanowisko; Gun
ther vidal sic W sprawe dlatego.
poniewaz ma pokiadzie znajdowa-
Ia sic chora dana, ktora ME malo
sic przeraziia awantura wypra--
wiona przez urzednika. Gunther
przeczy, by mial wymyslac ME-
przyzwoicie uderzyc urzedni--
In
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-23
IsIsgrany krsjoVs.
WILSON MILCZY w SPRA..
VIE SENATORA ZE STA
NU ILLINOIS.
Waszyngton, % lipca. ]

Washington, % lipca. Po
konferencyi Williamem Nc
Combs, prezesem demokratyczne-
go komitetu krajowego, prezy--
dent Wilson postanowii ME mie-
szac sic do polityki senatoryat--
nej w Stanie Illinois i zadnego
kandydata ME bedzie ma ten u
Rad popierai.
Is Pc rozmowie z McCombsem
prezydent Wilson rowniez nie
chcial sic mieszac do walki poll
tycznej W New Yorku. Tam
chodzilo takze wybor guberlla-
tora i niektorzy popieraJa Fran
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-23
Kapita} j Praca.
PoWody TObotnieleh niepoToNmiei i
$TOdM zaTadCze.
ze $IedztW .pofcyjnych.
zdaje sic, 1e kapitan Ryan wkrdtGe zezygnuje
Playa upalu.
zamaeh moTdeTcy " oko|icy W|oshe)
zN0W NIESzCzE$C|E I AUT0M0B|LEM.
Process opodpalanie SHADOW wysoko
ubezpieczonych.
Playa upalu.
zamaeh norderczy " okoIicy Mosdej.
zN0W NIEszCzE$G|E I AUToM0B|LEM.
Process 0 podpalanie SHADOW wysoko
ubezpieczonych.
KAp1rAL PRAcA.

KAPITAL I PRACA.
Wczoraj odbyia sig W hotelu
La Sale druga sesya komisyl
krajowej zajmujacej sic rozwla-
zaniem problemu stosunku kapl-
talu do piracy. Przedmiotem
przesluch6w byly zajmujace
rome kwestye, jak n. P.
kwestye ,,zamknietych lub ,,ot-
wartych" warsztatow i pracow-
nj, rome naduzycia popelniane
przez kapitalistow, wadliwosc
ustroju organizacyj robotniczych,
wady i zalety tax zrzeszen pra-
codawcow jak i robotniczych, a
poruszano takze sprawy tyczace
sic weglowego przemyslu W Sta
ME Illinois, strajku kelnerek itp.
Przesluchiwano cztery osoby:
Dudleya Taylora, rzecznika sto-
warzyszenia pracodawcow mia
sta Chicago; panne Elzbiets Ma;
loney, agentke uni kelnerek; !;
Edwarda T. Benta, czlonka ko-
mitetu wykonawczego stow. ,,ll-
linois Coal operators association
i Duncana Macdonalda, sekreta-
RIA kasyera dystryktu stanowe-
60 United Mine Workers of A
merica''. Taylor i panna Maloney
z dwu przeciwnych stanowisk o.
swietlali strajk kelnerek. Pierw-
sly utrzymywal, re unie robotnl-
cze, tax jak obecnie So zorgani-
zowanie, wywierajac przytnus
dowolny, So instytucyami 0 du-
chu nieamerykanskim kleruJa
sic niesprawiedliwoscia; panna
Maloney natomiast dowodziia ra-
cyonalnosci ,,closed shops" sta
rala sic wykazat, ze mnostwo
krzywd popelnianych a nienapra-
wianych wobec pracoWn1Kow
gl6wnym jest powodem zawikiaa
robotniczych. Bardzo jej sic po-
dobal projekt do ustawy tyczacy
sic najnizszej piacy dla kobiet.-
Edward T. Bent utrzymyWai, re
zawiklania robotnicze W kopal-
mach wegla pochodza giownie z
powodu, re "a duzo kopalh jest O.
twartych W stosunku do zapo-
trzebowania, jakotez, re wszelkle
nieporozumienia powstajace da--
dza sic zaiatwiac tylko W kolach
samegoz przemysiu ma qodstaWie.
pertraktacyj stron obu, o lie
zalatwic sic ME dadza, rzadowe
wiadze powinnyby W to sic VIDA
wac. Natomiast Duncan McDo-
nald dowodzil, re jedyna droga
wyjscia byloby, by kopalnie prze-
szly ma wlasnosc ogolu i przez
niego by{y zarzadzane odpowled-
nio do potrzeb.
WALKA z WYSTEPKIEM.
Malo nowych waznych wyda-
rzen, mnostwo pogiosek MONA
zanotowac odnosnie do roznych
sledztw wynikiych z tragedy ma
% ulicy. Wczoraj wieczorem Wo-
bee komitetu sledczego komisy'
siuzby cywilnej przesiuchiwano
czterech urzednikow pollcyi, a
mianowicie kap. Ryana, przenie-'
sionego % I'll. do 35 ulicy, prze-
civ czemu podobno protestuJa
mieszkahcy tego ostatniego dys-
tryktu, jakotez por. Mich. Nor
riseya i Jamesa P. Allmana z %
I'll. i por. Edwarda ]. Grady ze
stacyi przy Cottage Grove av. Co
zeznawali, niewiadomo, i utrzy-
mule sic to W tajemnicy; chodzi-
10 o wykrycie wlasciwego powo-
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du wzajemnego strzelania do sie-
bic policyantow. Uporczywie kra-
zy pogloska, re kap. Ryan wnie-
sic swa rezygnacye W najblil-
Sym juz czasie. Prokurator sta-
nowy Hoyne gromadzi liczne doI
wody dla sledztwa odbywajacego
sic wobec grand jury j zamierza
powolac mn6stwo swiadk6w.
Skarzy on sic ma to, re prezydent
komisyi powiatowej Mccormick
ME chce zaopatrywae go we fun
dusze potrzebne. w strzezonym
W szpita1u Wesleya Vanille'u
cztery osoby podobno identyfiko-
waiy owego .czsowieka W szarem
ubraniu", kt6ry pierwszy stree
lii; dowiedziano sic tymczasem,
re tenze Vanille w Montanie w r.
1907 skazany byi ma so lat wie-
zienia "a zastrzelenie W Billings
wspollokatora. 'Zdaje sic take,
re Colosimo zostanie oddany pod
sad kryminalny.
UPAL.
Wczorajszy dzieh byi najgo-
retszym W biezacym sezonie. Ca
lem ieszcze szczesciem bylo, IL
przy upale SO stopniowym cd
chwili do chwili chlodniejszy
przewiew wiatru przynosii ulgs
niejaka. Cierpieli wszyscy, ktorzy
posrod takiego upalu musieli pra-
cowac czyto fizycznie czy umy-
ssowo, a nawet i zwierzeta szu-
kaly gdzie mogiy ulgi i schronie-
mia. Zapowiedziany j upragniony
deszcz ME pojawl sic. Wypad-
k6w porazenia cd sfohca byio kill
kanascie; kilka bylo 'smiertel-
nych. z pomiedzy ofiar upalu
kt6re przypiaciiy zyciem, wy
mieniaja nastspujacych: 5 mie-'
sieczne niemowle Arthur Domi'
niko, 71O Langdon ave.; 19 letnia
Marya Adamowicz, 21Oo w. So
place (ktora podobno odebraia
sobie zycie popadlszy W obiaka-
ME wskutek upalu), 81 letni Oh.
Liesbanz, 2811 Emerald ave-; As
letni Frank Freewilch, 4410 So.
La Sale str; Z miesieczny Jo-
zef Urlikas, 1926 So. Union ave.
i 27 letni Ant, Mackowski, 1869
Augusta str.
NAPAsc MoRDERcZA.
w dzielnicy wlosldej znowu
wczoraj popeiniono zamach NOR
derczy. Leonardo Vesso, zam.
pnr. 11O6 Larrabee str, niedawno
wypuszczony re szpitala Wes-
leya, idac przez Larrabee str, ma
rogu Hobbie str. zatrzymai sic,
by rozmawiac sasiadem Joe
Abbate. Kiedy rozmawiali, stree
lono do Vessa z tyiu trzy razy;
Vesso trafiony W grzbiet i kark,
padi straciwszy przytomnosc.
Zawieziono go do szpitala Passa-
want, gdzie odzyskawszy przyto-
mnosc powiedziai, re widziai po
drugiej stronie ulicy jakichs
dwoch ludzi, ale ME zwracal ma
mich uwagi.. Joe Abbate zostaf a
resztowany jake swisdek wyda-
rzenia, a slychac, re dzisiaj nasta
pia inne aresztowania.
PRZEJEcHANA I ZABITA.
Parma Restoria Tognotti, gu
wernantka zam. pnr. 55S7 Michi-
gan ave-, wracajac z wizyty u
Georgia Murphy, 1O2 Pine ave.,
Austin, ktorego matka umaria,
wieczorem ma Washington boul.
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szech wiezienie to zape1nlfo sle
aresztowanymi w tel okolicy =,
tax, re Carlton stracif swa sWo-
bode dawniejsza jak inni wiez,
Movie = siedzi W ciasnej cell
Process jego rozpocznie sic de-
piero "a rok moze, poniewaz ak
tow sprowadzenie z Ameryki
sledztwo tamze potrwa dfugo.
WYPADEK AWIATYCZNY.
Bruxellla, Belgia, 20 lipca. =
Pani Cayat probowaia spadochrc
nu nowego systemu i chciala sis
MEM spuscic wysokoSci 1OOt
stop, dokad wzbila sic aeropla-'
mem; spadochron ME otworzy:
sic jednak i nieszczeSliwa zabiis
sic spadiszy w oczach tysiecy Wi
dzow z wymienionej wysokosci.
HINDUSI w KANADZIE.
Vancouver, B. c., 20 lipca. -
Hindusi w liczbie $50, znajdujacJ
sic ma statku japohskim ,,Koma'
gata' = zgodzili sic ma deporto-
wanie ich Z powrotem do Azyi
wobec tego, re ich wkadze kama
dyjskie ME dopuSci}y, ale
wprzody zaopatrzono okret z la'
du zapasami zywnoSci, ma droge
powrotna, ktora dla Hindusow
ma bye bezplatna; taxa z MIN
zawarto ugode po dlugotrwa
lyoh klopotach Z ich powodu.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 20 lipca. = | berlinsks
gielda odczuwa niepewnoSc sytu
acyi z powodu zaostrzonego sto-
sunku austryacko-rosyjskiego /
austryacko-serbskiego: prasa o
twarcie glosi, re niepewnoS(
przeciagajaca sic juz lata Gale gol
sza nawet jest cd wojny, ktors
niechby nareszcie wybuchia sko
ro musi bye jest nieunikniona
Zdenerwowanie ogolne dochodz
do szczytu.
LIME niemieckie: Hamburg
Ameryka i Poin. Mem. Lloye
podwyzszyiy ceny przejazdu mic
dzypokladem przez Atlantyk.
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2 KoNGRESU EUcHARY-
STYCZNEGO.

Lourdes, Francya, % lipca. :
Wczoraj popoiudniu, godz. 3el
otwarto uroczyscie 25-ty Kon--
gres Eucharystyczny. Obesianie
Kongresu jest wprost kolosalne
5000 deIegatow 2 calego swia-
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[CA-ZANIEPOKO-
JONA.

Mexyk, niasto, % lipca. = w
miescie wieSc o zblizeniu sic re-
wolucyonist6w wywolala zanie--
pokojenie: posiowie zagraniczni
przestrzegli juz swoich przyna--
leznych, by sic zawczasu chronili
o kolic podmiejslich do miasta
do niepokoju tez przyczynia sic
pogloski, re bandyta Zapata jest
w bezposredniem poblizu mia
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sPRAwA cARLToNA.

Como, Wiochy, 23 lipca. = A
merykanin Carlton oskarzony 0
zamordowanie zony, trzymany tn
we wiezieniu czekajacy ma pro
ces, zazywal dotad rozleglych
przywilejow we wiezieniu, W
ktorem byi sam jeden; po ostar-
nich iednak strajkach we Wlo-