davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
IS Ct. Fine CretSnnes.

Monte finish-variety OF beautiful doral
Oriental or French effects vivid and
sUbdued tOnes-fully fifty styles
Lirntt-i5 Yards
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
u u u
]EFFRIfS AGAIN

Jesf has announced HIS return TO the
Land OF the Scrambled Face. but the
inha bitants have only worked ~
enough enthusiasm to greet his reap
pearance with wild outbursts Of silence.
Whenever Jefi IL mentioned the list Of
heayics now aspiring to the title takes
on the appearance OF the death column.
There Is absolutely nothing doing
for the big fellow M far us heavyweight
hospitality Is concerned. and he IL
forced to retire to the seclusion Of the
alfalfa vine and pour forth the dis
consulate strains Of that pathetic little
ballad entitled THE gentle fall Is fall
Ing and the lemons are In bloom"
As the eminent philosopher Joe Fad
!sh used to say. 1T takes two to make
fight" there Is very little likelihood
of the champion hooking up with any
Of the big men" now clamoring for
recognition-and mazuma II the
adage said that II takes six to coax OH
the gate receipts. Jeffries might have q
chance Of getting match. Any five
heavies pitted against the radish-rai
would probably last long enough Ia
make Il worth while for some enter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
ABOUT ]EFFR|B

oakland, sept. 27.--General Billy
Delaney does not put any stock into the
dispatches IRON Los Angeles TO the ef-
iect That Big Jim Jenries Is refutins
previous Interviews regarding his deci-
sion To re-ehter the squared circle ana
'ake on any Corners that the world re.
sehts. When asked MS opinion about
the sudden switch this morning, Billy
SAID:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
DIAMOND HEADS ENTERTAIN

That athletic club known as the
Diamond Heads certainly know how
to entertain. and the links they gave
last evening will long be remembered
by those who were fortunate enough
to he on hand. There were no ladies'
on hand to mar the good time and the
boys went into the merrymaking full
tilt
At least $50 good sports were on
hand to participate IN the many good
things that the Diamonds had TO offer
in the way of refreshments. iunmak.
ing, cards and every old thing that
goes TO make up good time.
There was jus. enough oil on tap to
keep everyone IN q good humor ana
the whole OF the $50 present wore
smiles
Some of the stunts introduced were
the real thing and brought down the
house. The cock fight between Dave
Sherwood and George Clark was very
amusing and Clark IL now the cham.
rion cock of the club. Al. Moore's
No IiO Fourth St.. New York, story
was good and Al. made hit. Jimmy
Britt and Bat Nelson went three
rounds to draw amongst the Widest
excitement. Song. dance and story
kept the boys well amused until n late
hour. when the good time broke up
and all took their departure. branding
the afiair one of the best that has been
held in Honolulu In many a day. The
next time that the Diamond Heads
give u links the bunch will all get In
line to receive q bid.
Following is the program that was
rendered:
instrumental Selection ............
.......... ID. II. Ath. Quintet Club
Solo northumberland Ed. Fernandez
Comic Song, "Killaloe" ...........
............... Hon. w. Iiattersley
Comic Stunt ............. Al Moore
Boxing Bout g rounds) ...........
................ Jordan and Smythe
Song. The Banks Of the wabash
Observation-Disclosures. IL. NJ. Ayres
Accompanist, Hon. W. Hattersley.
xylophone Solo ............ Il. Gruhe
Solo .................. Eugene Allen
Cock fighting Championship .......
-. David Sherwood vs.. Challcngers
Song ................. NJ. O'Dowda
instrumental Solo ,bagpipcJ 80.
.................... Bob Frazier
song ..,....'''''' ''.,'' ~ WV I'M
Quartet ............. Desha Brothers
Song .............. Archie Robertson
Finale. ......D. II. Ath. Quintet Club
g u 80
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
The game was very exciting one
and was well contested
% u 81
h0bRON GIVES Up CUP

Honolulu, T. H., Oct. 20. 1906.
Mr.. Chas. b. Wilson. Chairman Trus.
tees for Hawaiian Challenge Cup.
City.
Dear Sir:--As | have disposed of
my yacht Gladys, with which ! had
the honor of winning the celebrated
Hawaiian Challenge Cup. September
13. 1899, consider 1t proper to return
the cup to the tru8tees, as I have no
yacht at present to defend challenge.
Would suggest that the cup be put
up for race In the near future. as we
have new yacht mere, the Kapolci,
which. with her time allowance under
the rules for competing for the cup.
might make very interesting and
close contest Yours very truly,
T. w. HOBRON.
This is the letter written by Mr.. Ho-
bron to Chas y. Wilson and Is self.
explanatory.
The Hawaiian Challenge Cup is one
Of the most valuable yachting prizes
Ia Hawaii and Hebron has held the
zane for seven years, and now that
he has sold the Gladys he has no craft
with which to defend the cup.
The first race for this cup took
place In 1889. the Healani, sailed by
Frank M. Hatch. winning the race.
The Healani won again In 1891. Along
came the Bonnie Dundee. n Fife cutter
from Scotland. and took the cup cas-.
lily from the Hawaii and Healani.
In 1899 Mr.. Hebron put the Gladys
up against the Scotch boat and took
, the Gun I'm the fast time of 3 hours ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
WRECK At WAIKIKI

The yacht Hester L.. owned by Law.
renee Kerr. broke her anchor chains
and drifted ashore opposite the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Frank Hustace ut Wal.
kiki early this morning. Tom Hus.
tace. seeing the danger she was In.
lost no time In attempting to save her
and. with a few hours hard pulling.
noated her successfully.
The boat seems very little damaged
and no doubt will be ready tomorrow
for her usual Sunday sail.
The question of salvage will be set.
tied later.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

AlL-AMER[AN TEAM

Chicago. Oct. 5.--A critic picks the
following All-American Baseball Club
Chase, New York Americans. frs;
base: Lojoie. Cleveland, second base;
Wagner, Pittsburg. shortstop; Devlin,
New York Nationals, third base; Stone
ST. Louis Americans. left field: Sey-
mour New York Nationals. center field
Keeler, New York Americans, right
field: Bresnahan, New York Nationals;
King. Chicago Nationals, catchers;
Mathewson. New York Nationals: Wad.
cell. Philadelphia Americans; Walsh
Chicago Americans: Young, Boston
Nationals. pitchers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
AQUATIC men meet

The first meeting ever held In lio' ,
nolulu by swimmers took place at
Prof. X. A. Woods quarters In the |
Young Hotel last evening and every |
man who had received u notice was |
ON hand and deeply interested In the |
formation of the proposed club.
Those present last evening were |
boys who have all made name for
themselves In the water and are the
very best talent In Hawaii. This coun.
try Is noted for its swimmers, so those
who attended this meeting must have
much ability.
The plan Of the club was outlined
by Jess Woods, who said In part that
the meeting was called to consider the
proposition of forming a swimming
club in Honolulu. the object Of whicn
would be to encourage and foster
aquatic sports In this city. II was
proposed to organize a club of only
the best talent and charter members
would be chosen amongst those who
had already made name for them
bers seeking admission 10 'ne ciuu
must quaiily ny eNhipi''hs peior'
membership committee. IL was pro-
posed 10 charge ~ per moh'h "u's w
cliD mehhDefs any ,h's "ioh'y W ~
To the Ho'ei ba'is' Dut each hielhper
was 10 lnfnish ms own SUIT reeuia
non SUIT 10 De auop'eo ny ,he ''uo'
Anhua' swimming h'e,s "ou'u NC
Ina cnmneliod IN show nm nj the exhi.
hi,iong ar he aynelIed from the club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
CRICKET PAU Today

Teams captained by II. de b. Layard
and Stanley Beardmore Will swat the
cricket ball In the last game of the
season today. The game will be play.
cd ON the Makiki grounds. Players
from the ships Aotea and Restorer
will take a hand In the game
Lubricant will be on hand In kegs
and those having dry spots can keep
cool
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
Of the Eastern bowling champions and

of the Eastern bowling champions and
has proved very effective.
Previous to the great score OF
Downes' Pete Bertelsen held the alley
record with 800 pins. The alley is reg.
ulation In every respect and Downes'
performance will be marked down in
bowling history with the 1900" games
Of sol" Hayes and Arthur Thorpe. re-
corded in this city before the earth
quake
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
MAY PLA(E BOWLING ALLEY

Mr. y Cross Of tho wireless has
made a proposition to the Hotel
baths 20 place howling alleys IN tho
Rltor's nov building an Hotel street
Tho proposition il lulked upun With
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

Hank hooks VI all sorta, lsdssrs
etc manufactured by tbs bullotin Pub
liahlny Company,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
Horse Shooting.
W.W.Wrl9htC co.
Y. NJ. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
Costs So. A Year.

II includes gymnasium classes,
baths, reading room and library, SO
Gals and entertainments, and other
things, with a good place to spend
your evenings
noTEl 4 ALAkEA sT6,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27
WANTS
The Little ADS with The Big Results ~"..
sec Page g. ~ s>N TODAY, for New Ada.
FOR RENT

Furnished rooms. Rented to suit the
times. iielen's Court, Adams Lane.
35l2.tf
Furnished room. $500 cool, on car
line. Phone l5il Blue. 352l.tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-10-27

The Diamond Heads have sent fol
swimming suits IN which 10 race then
relay team,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
Hampton District,
Phocbus District.
Congressman Jones to Sneak.

Congressman William a. Jones.
VINO IS to speak in the courthouse
tonight, is expected 10 reach Hama
ION about noon today. Mr.. Jonc.
will be introduced to The men Of
Hampton and Phoebus
Speaking nj the courthouse will
hcsin At $50 o'clock. County Chair.
man Henry G. Shelton will preside
1l the meeting ana Judge Edgar T..
Montague will Introduce The con
FRESHMAN.
Mr.. chilcs Announces His Candidacy.
II am going 10 be candidate for
sheriff. provided Sheriff r. K.Cmrtis
IS not a candidate next fall" said
Former Councilman L, b. Chilcs y,s.
icrday.
MIR Chilcs said he desired it nm.
aersiood that he only intends 10 OFFER
for The Office in The event that Sheriff
Curtis is not candidate. Mr.. Chi,es
said that he made This announcement
in order 10 keep his friends from
.plcdsing themselves 10 others.
Hon. William a. Jones. candidate
for reelection TO Congress. spoke TO
an enthusiastic crowd at Yorktown
Yesterday. According to those who
heard him, Mr.. Jones made strong
address and won numerous friends.
4" talked straight from the shoulder
of his record.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
Pf1OEBUS AND OLD POINT
JUDGE TYLER REFUSES TO
! BREAK S. ". MOORE'S WILL
Zig Legal Fight That Created Great
Interest in York County End.
ed at Yorktown.

In The Circuit Court ut Yorktown
Yesterday Judge ID. Gardner Tyler
handed down IN opinion sustaining
the will of Stariey w. Moore. who
had the distinction Of being the faith
er of twenty-one children.
In his will MIR. Moore who had been
married twice, left his estate To his
widow and the children OF his second
marriage. lie stated in the instru
ment that lie had assisted the chill
dren of the first Issue TO obtain some
thing during his life time. and there
fore he desired his little estate 30 tn
the children and widow. of the second
marriage.
suit was brought Ivy several of the
first children TO break the will and u
big legal battle was fought
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
ANNEXATION COMMITTEE
READY 70 MAKE ITS REPORT
Of Taking in Prosperous
anhurba Soon 10 Be Decided by
the Hampton Town Fathers.

Win lhe vitw OF framing lis final
report 70 ilr Hampton town council
me anioN''ion committee viii meet
ms cvnnin% IN Inc office Of Clerk of
~" Court Harry II. Holt.
Chairman NJ i. Burke issued the
AL ir ne meeting Of the commit
.,oe yps!prdnv
Thp committee recently lef, the
drafting Of tie report To il anhconl.
ihiiis" ami the latter committee ia
lildy % report.
70 pnss.le he ilea Is t. have lie
iinaI recommendations before iho
Io&n council a its meeting tomorrow
,ycnine
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
Attempt is 10 be Made il Court
10 Collect The Amount d
Mrs. PayIinic's Policy.
ACCUSED HUSBAND BENEFICIARY
Selt-Confessed MURDERED in a Letter
to the Daily Press, saorahes tns
Authorities of lie insane nsyIon-
in wiIismsbu'g-4,s noot IS
Finished.

Within he next few day "a Micr
estng suit viii probably be instituted
in the Circuit Court OF Elizabeth
City county, WHEN action VIII l
taken in order to force collection Of
a life insurance policy on tli" III" ~
Mrs. Elsa Pavlinic who was muu,
ed by her husband Al Snl,ci'i Crcrk.
Mrs. Pavlnic lad u policy with inc
Metropolitan Life lnsnrinr" Com
pany, whicl, il, is sali, was male pay
able in The event Of htr dnlth 10
Julian Paylnic Ia" murderer
Judge Edgar 7. Mnnia.un, who 81,
representing Pavinic. AID yrstcrlay
that the man had insiiuctpi him to
go ahead and enforce The COLLECTION
of the policy.
Pav!inic's Letter.
Julian pavlinic tho confessed wifc
murderer, yesterday addressed lt;.
ter to the Daily rreas Tho lcttor
was witten in English anI causel
comment from those who have III
ways labored under The inprrssion
that the man is unable 10 understand
English. The iciicr II rs falluws:
llampion, Iune 3 loOG
To The Editor OF Tho Daily i'rvaa.
will you please Kindly phi this ia
your paper. ! haze heard from ,ha
State Senate Commissioner At NIL.
liamsburg State hospital 10 lind on,
the treatment OF a rich porapn Nll
wife was onc-halt wear in The hos.
pital and | would like notitv thU
commissioner about lie treatment; d;
my Wife
state Senate commssnncr
II "Willamshutg.
Gentlemen ni til, Board My wi,e.
Mrs. Paylnic was III The hospitti
about one-ha!! year ami one dni /
visited her, the winter before lnat
and she seemed 10 mo It's il aho lHt
undergone Il great deal al nIisltat-
ment. rs her both oyes were bln,l.
as If from some Kind 81 hloW
After | took her nur from The
hospital she sail 10 md Oh ,inac,
dear Julian rrasc ewear dat yon
will kill ne before yn rt thointahe
Inc back, hccansr Won don't linn@
how they treated nnll hHnltrd me
One time they luhopte,l ne dovn on
the floor, jumped on my broa4i an!
beat me witl ihfh n8ts anA uito
kinds OF in4irum,nia II Torture 'rhcy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
DEATH Al FOX HILL.
Miss Florence E. Copeland Succumbs

'"'7S ~ GIUc z. UopeIand Succumbs
TO Tuberculosis.
N'er a lingering Illness. covering
many months Miss Florence T.. Cope.
'.lnd - Year OH, died III lhc home
Of her parents. cant. ana Mrs. sam
pel Copeland Fox I'LL at AIS
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. Con
7ninpii'n vas The cause Of her dc,
misc
Arrangcmcnis for Tie funeral serv
nee lave not been made rs YET
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06

Mrs. Martin J Casey. who has been
visiting Miss Mollie Williams. in
West Queen street. has returned &c
her home in Annapolis.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
r. &. Gatewood
EEziEa3EEss2s75
Bother OF carbonatod Beverages.

Bother OF carbonatsd Beverages. :
Celery tonic for the nerves. a pure
and healthfnl drink. which tones up
the system, creates appetite and pro
notes digestion. Agent for the famous
sachs-Pruden CompGny's ginger ale.
This ginger ale received the highest
award at National Wine and Spirit
show Madison square Garden. October
1876. Highest award for quality over
worlds competitors.
Agents R-echs-Q nellen Natural Min.
eral waters.
Phone, III. Phoebus. 4:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
Look Just Like New.

Your old white shoes look like new
ones II you use White Crystal Polish
EASY TO use and will not wear Off
MuRRAY'S PHARMACY. formerly
Howell's.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06

Don't forget the auction sale of gro
cerlea at 10 Il. nj. today. NJ O.
Lackey Colt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06

Auiion sale of groceries, Armis.
iead avenue, 10 a. III. today. NJ. o.
Lackey 6.6.1t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going of the Peo-
pie You Know.
Mrs. c. t. 'rricc ana little son have
returned from visit in West Point
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
WANTED.

WANTED-LADY TO ASSIST in
work room of miliincr-' store. One
VINO can use the needle. Apply To
BultGES.' East Queen Street.
Hampton. CLIFF
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
TO ENTERTAIN MALE MEMBERS.
Or. Jones Bible Glass Preparing for
Big Time Next Week

'rhc meinhers Of Rev L. pendleton
Jones y. D.. Bible class will tender
ne members Of the Hampton Baptist
church social and reception in the
lecture room Of the church next
Tuesday evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
Sugar sc Per Found,

Large Mackerel SC; Fox River But
Ter 2Sc. at RUSSELL'S, 30 r. Queen
street. 5.27-1ot
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06

Farmers Take Notice. Lowry
builds his Market Wagons from the
best CT material and Will save you
from So to $40 on each wagon. Call
and see the stock before the paIat and
putty hide the flaws. Yours
LOWRY,
The Harness end Vehicle Man,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
JUDGES ARE NAMED
FOR THE PRIMARY.
Democratic County Committee &c.
|ects Good Men al Meet
ing in Hampton.
CONGRESSMAN JONES WILL SPEAK

He Will Address the Voters of Eliza.
beth City County in the Courthouse
Total Number rha. Paid Poll
Taxes in the County is eo5--mr.
chiles a Candidate for Sheriff.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06
LOST AND FOUND.

: -
LOST SMALL GOLD WATCH,
with initials o. y. engraved on It,
either lin Pythian Castle hall or on
way to Holt street Thursday night.
Reward If returned 10 422 Chapel
street Hampton. Va. 63-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-06-06

Al the meeting of the Elizabeth
Sily County Democratic committee
last night judges 10 conduct tile con
arcssinnal primary on June II; were
selected County Chairman Henry C.
shelton presided. Secretary Nelson
,. Groonlr was =, the desk and tile
members in attendance were Messrs
i J. DAILY, David Johnson w. S.
Crockett, Samuel Gordon Cumming
ana Frank II Couch.
'fh" committee decided 10 pay the
ihdfei y for serving in The primary
ana To ask tile hisiric, committee TO
nave l,"uh tickets printed for This
county II any of The judges selected
lail To qualify The members of The
committee from The districts have
~" authority 10 select others
The following are The judges:
Hampton Precinct Nlessrs II NJ
Mnelcr George a. Lake and George
w. Hone
Phoehns Precinct Mcssrs. r. J.
DAILY, j. j. Loughran and John Fer
her
Fox Mcssrs. Albert l.. John,
son. w. Z Johnson and Charles T.
Copeland.
East Hampton Observation-Disclosures
Marshal Booker, Segar Whiting ami
linhori Il. Digs.
Wyihc Precinct essrs William
r. Lawson. Vernon l.. Daougherty
and William lie Compt,
Painted the Town."
Friends Of MIR. Ohio +. Mears last
night painted the streets whitc" in
order Ia attract The attention of the
N"'crH AZ almost every intersection
p me streets, as we'll MS about every
any yards. 4 large white sign vote
Tor Mcars" was nainicd.
Tot7l Vote is 9o7.
County Treasurer David Johnson
Yesterday finished The work of com.
'ilin@ The list If The voters who paid
heir noll iay. ana who are there.
core qualified To vote in lie coming
primary The report shows thar a
total Of ?n7 men paid The required
aX. ii5 OF which are white ana IA.
''i"red. There are about three hun
ared voters in the county by reason
~ ne older ana other classes. who
70 noi have TO pay the poll taxes.
F''e vote by disiric, is us follows:
HAMPTON District
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-11
Massacre of Jews.

Warsaw, Poland, Sept. 1.-THE mas
SARGE of Jews at Sledlce has been re-
newed owing the refusal Of the members
of the Jewish bund to surrender and to-
day has witnessed repetition of the
scenes of carnage enacted there since
Sunday.
Fearing that the Governor Engelke's
demand for the surrender ct members OF
the Jewish seli-defense association meant
to hand the men to whose efforts resls-
lance to the soldiers in yesterdays riot
ing was organized, to certain death or
torture, the Bundists chose open fighting.
Troops are again engaged in the attack
on Jewish houses in which the victims of
the soldiers vengeance have eutrenched
themselves.
Many victims were not killed out
right, but we're tortured for hours before
death came to relieve their sufferings.
Soldiers hacked Jews to pieces with their
knives and swords.
Women became the especial victims
of the 6ends. After been assaulted by
soldiers, often 10 the streets, in many
instances their clothes were torn off and
lighted candles were passed across their
bare bodies, inhicting agonizing burns.
Ia one instance the Jew baiters set fire
to house in which eight luckless He
brews had taken refuge, and the latter
we're burned 10 death.
Warsaw, Sept. ll.--Siedlce, the scene
OF the most recent anti-semitic outrage,
was today the scene of horrors. Peace
has been restored temporarily at least,
but no effort has been made to remove
the stainsof the horrors committed there.
After resumption of the massacre in
the early hours Of the morning, the SOL
diers were called off, the authorities evil
IDENTIFY being convinced that the Jews
would fight to the end rather than sur
render members of the self-defense as
ISOLATION at Governor Engelke's COM
mand to certain death or torture. Troops
are still encsmped in the streets, how
ever. Famine now threatens the city.
The authorities are bent on capturing the
terrorists they hold responsible for IT,
citing the outbreak, and no one is al
lowed to pass the city limits lest some
terrorists escape.
Figures given today in regard to tae
casualties during the massacre fix the
lumber of killed at 10 aud the wound.
ed at 400.
Warsaw, Sept. ll.-Strenuous efforts
are being made by the authorities here
to see that there shall be NO revolution
airy outbreak following the massacre q!
Siedlce. All terrorists aud suspected
revolutionsries are being taken into GUS
tody to prevent them from leading an
uprising. Since yesterday over 200
houses have been searched by the police
for suspects and 1000 arrests have been
made.