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Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
BOARD IS
SPURRED TO
ENFORCELAW
FLAGRANT VIOLATIONS CANNOT
BE IGNORED
REBATINe AND DETERMINATIONS
WILL BE PUNISHED
Persistent Campaign of Los Angeles
Newspaper Results In Decision to
Prosecute Southern Pacific,
Santa Fe and Others

Special to The Herald
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Spurred to
action by the persistent and powerful
campaign waged by The Los Angeles
Herald, the state railroad commission
today declared In plain terms its inten-
tion to prosecute the Southern Pacific,
the Santa Fe and other common carriers
which have been proved by the inter-
state commerce commission to having
given rebates, and otherwise discriminat-
ing between shippers within the state Of
California.
| This declaration of an active policy
was expressed in a resolution introduced
by Commissioner Irwin and passed unan-
imously by the railroad commission.
The resolution calls on the secretary of
the board obtain from the Interstate
commerce commission all data pertaining
to rebates and Determinations given or
made in the state.
Seek Webb's Advice
The railroad commissioners asserted
the board would take the transcript Of
testimony before the interstate COM
merce commission as sufficient evidence
to warrant ordering the prosecution of
the offending railroads in the courts,
stating. however. that he board must be
guided before taking final action by the
ofncial advice of Attorney General Webb.
! In discussing the subject with the
Heralds correspondent. Commissioner
Irwin said his resolution is the result of
a "still hunt" on his part continuing over
a period of six weeks. He considers this
method the quickest and best way of de-
(termining the guilt of the accused car
riers and also as an effective means of
silepcing the criticism leveled at the
board for its inactivity.
"If we were to begin an investigation
on our own account" said Commissioner
Irwin, "as we have been advised to do
by many of the newspapers in the state,
we would Immediately find ourselves en-
tangled in mesh, and the punishment of
the railroads would be delayed for such a
long time that the salutary effect would
be Iost.'
Result of HeraId's. Campaign
This determination of the reluctant
railroad commissioners to punish the
railroads for their fragrant violations of
the law is a decisive victory for The
Herald, and is the direct result of its
fearless campaign.
| When the commissioners were inter
viewed a few days ago on the subject of
prosecuting the railroads they said they
had not thought of the necessity of pros
ecution, and at that time they would not,
or could not, give definite reply as to
whether they would take decisive steps.
| They would not admit that any law
had been violated 1t appears that the
Herald's sharp spurs have stirred their
faculties and driven them to action. To-
had been violated. 1t appears that The
laws had been violated and they were
free in expressing their decision to take
some measures to right the glaring
wrongs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
WALSH ON TRIAL
FOR JUGGLING FUNDS
FORMER BANKER OF CHICAGO
FACES JURY
Prosecution Alleges That He Took
Money and Left Securities Which
Were of Little or No
Value
BY Associated Press.

by Associated RreSS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-The trial of
John Walsh former president of the
Chicago National bank, on the charge
of misapplication of funds of that in
stitution, commenced today in the
United States district court before
Judge A. B. Anderson.
The Indictment under which the trial
was brought contains 100 counts. The
offense charged is punishable with a
term of from five to ten years In
prison. 1t is believed that the trial
will last a month.
The chief issue,in the case is whether
or not Walsh used the funds of the
bank to aid his own enterprises. 1t Is
also charged that Walsh borrowed
from his own bank more than the legal
amount of 10 per cent of the capital
stock. This trial, however, Will not
touch upon this latter question.
The defense will be somewhat of a
technical character. The government
claims that Walsh substituted for the
money that he took from the bank Sc
curities that were of doubtful char-
acter The defense will claim that
these securities were good ana that no
one ever lost a dollar because offhem.
The greater part of the day was con-
sumed in the selection of the jury.
Twelve Jurors were tentatively accepted
by attorneys for the government when
court adjourned. Eleven of them We're
rendered to the defense. The twelfth man
will doubtless be accepted and 1t is
thought the entire panel will be agreed
on tomorrow.
A point was gained by the prosecution
when Judge Anderson overruled motion
by Walsh's attorneys for an order d.
recting the government to furnish a
detailed report of books needed in the
trial in lieu of compliance with sub
poena directing T. ]. Jackson. cashier
of the defunct bank, to produce in court
$50 hooks Of the bank to be used as doc
umentary evidence against the defendant.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
COAST

Railroad commissioners are spurred to
action by The Herald's campaign to pun
ish railroads for violating laws; board
decides to proceed against guilty lines.
Governor Gillett announces he will call
a special session of the legislature to
assemble next week, unless the present
stringency in the financial situation Is
relieved within the next few days.
Merchants National bank of Portland
closes it's doors after withstanding heavy
r'.rs for weeks.
Miners convention, scheduled to meet
in San Francisco, postponed.
Several persons severely hurt when
street car and train crash in San Fran
cisco.
Two men are killed and another is
severely wounded in gun fight in Ore
gon.
Governor proclaims last Thursday in
November day of Thanksgiving.
List of persons injured in wreck at
Seattle reaches forty-fve.
Witness tells of Adams confession, in
which he admitted killing Tyler.
''Diamondfield' Jack Davis of Nevada
on trial for contempt of court; alleged
that he intimidated witness.
Senator Nixon denies that he and Wing
field have lost control of Consolidated
Mining company.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
EASTERN

E. H. Hartman tells why he refused
to answer the interstate commerce com
missions questions regarding the Alton
and Union Pacific deals.
Universal eight-hour day movement is
given impetus at the convention of the
American Federation of Labor in Norfolk,
Pardon once granted Caleb Powers Is
read into the record of his trial for MUIR
der in Kentucky.
Former president of big Chicago bank,
John r. Walsh, is placed on trial for
Juggling banks funds.
Democrats are believed to have good
chance to elect a senator in Ohio.
Cleveland woman, accused of murder
ing her husband, is dismissed, Justice
holding evidence is insufficient
War department submits estimates OF
money needed for fortifications and I'M
proyements of rivers and harbors.
Americans prove superior to japanese
in trade war.
Mrs Roosevelt becomes member OF
the New York Mothers association.
Missouri begins proceedings to oust
harvester trust,
Pittsburg woman has evidence that may
change entire complexion of the Thaw
trial.
Fast train crashes into freight near
Pittsburg; several persons hurt.
REPORT comes from reservation in Utah
that soldiers have killed several Indians
in battle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
STREET CAR AND TRAIN
CRASH; EIGHT INJURED
Accident in San Francisco May Cost
Life of conductor-All Passen-
gers on Electric Hurled
to Ground
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12-Eight per-
sons were injured, one probably fatally,
in street car accident at Twenty-fifth
and Kentucky streets this afternoon.
The Southern Pacific line crosses the
track of the United Railroads at this
point and collision occurred between
an electric car and railroad train. All
of the passengers on the street car were
thrown to the ground and hurt.
Frank Santos, the conductor, suffered
a fracture of the skull and other in
j-Sies. He was taken to the central
emergency hospital and is not expected
to recover. The others injured were
cared for at Potrero police station. They
are: Antoine Pacheco, motorman; Captain
Martin, Cleave Frochlich, William Jack
son, Mrs. Fernando Rodriguez and two
others.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
HERALD COMPELS RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS TO ACT
MRS. ROOSEVELT JOINS
ASSEMBLY OF MOTHERS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12-It was an
nounced at a meeting of the New York
City Mothers club that Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt had become a member of the
New York Assembly of Mothers. A
letter was read from Mrs. Roosevelt S
private secretary, Miss Hagner, which
in brief expressed the pleasure Of the
presidents wife In making the announce
ment.
The Roosevelt family is we'll repre-
sented in this organization of American
mothers, for "the president himself is on
the advisory board of the national con-
gress.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
SIX INDIANS KILLED BY
SOLDIERS Is REPORT
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
DURANGO, Colo, Nov. ia report
reached here tonight that battle oc-
Cured at McElmo canyon between Ute
Indians and United States troops, in
which six Indians were killed. No SOL
diers were killed or wounded. McElmo
canyon is in Montezuma county and close
to the Navajo reservation.
The Utes have been resisting the at
tempts of the soldiers to compel them
to return to their reservation. The re-
port of the battle canno, be verified at
this time, but it is believed here to be
true.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
VATICAN INTERESTED IN
VANDERBILT WEDDING
BY Associated Press.

ROME, Nov. 12.-The vatican authorities
are following with interest the attitude
taken by Archbishop Far,ey of New
York regarding the proposed marriage
Oh Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count
Laisce Schechenyi.
The holy see approved the action of
Archbishop Farley tending to emphasize
the authority of the church and restore
the rigidity of her rules. Archbishop
Farley takes the stand that the first
marriage ceremony must be that OF the
Catholic church.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
HUGE SUN SPOTS MAY a
WREAK HAVOC ON EARTH
Director of Observatory at Florence
Says Volcanic Eruptions, Floods
and Earthquakes May Be
Expected
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
ROME. Nov. 12.-Signor albanian, direc,
tor of the Florence observatory, states
that the sun spots, which he calculated
are twelve times the size of the, earth and
which will reach the solar meridian about
the middle of November are likely to lead
to violent magnetic disturbances result
ing in storms, floods volcanic eruptions
and earthquakes.
The warning has attracted attention
from the facts that former predictions by
Signor Albanian have been realized.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
Election Set for December 10

By Associated Press.
FRESNO, Nov. 12.-The commission ap-
pointed by Governor GIllett to. conduct an
election to determine whether a part of
Fresno county shall be annexed to Kings
county has called the election for De-
cember 10
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
Steamship Runs Down Cutter

SEATTLE, Nov. 12.--The steamship In
dianapolis, on the Seattle Tacoma line.
ran down a cutter from the United States
fog. Two men, Joseph Van Leuvett, en-
gineer Of the launch. and George Stewart
of the survey boat, were drowned.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
MISSOURI MAY GUST
BIG HARVESTER TRUST
Attorney General Institutes Proceed-
ings Against Combine, Alleging
That Laws Have Been
Violated
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Nov. 12.-The
attorney general today instituted quo war
ranto proceedings in the supreme court
for the custer of the International Har-
vester company of America for alleged
violation of the antitrust law of Missouri.
The company is Milwaukee corpora
ton.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
LOUISIANA BEGINS WORK OF
CONTROLLING CORPORATIONS
BY Associated Press.

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. I.-Cor-
poration reform began its progress
through the extra session of the gem
erai assembly today when the proposed
new laws were favorably reported to
tie state senate. Expulsion from the
state of foreign Corporations which
carry state cases to the federal courts
and increased powers for the state
railroad commission were the measures
reported
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
FOREIGN

Emperor William and his suite guests
at magnificent banquet given in his honor
by King Edward at Windsor castle.
Leaders OF Catholic church in Rome
take deep interest in controversy over
marriage of Gladys Vanderbilt and Aus
trian count
Noted astronomer in Florence, ITALY,
says huge sun spots will cause earth
quakes, eruptions and floods this month
Effort Is being made to impeach testi-
mony of witness in mysterious Druce
case in England.
Horace Mckinley, wanted in Oregon in
connection with land fraud prosecutions,
escapes from prison in China
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
Child Accidentally Shot

BY Associated Press.
PRESCOTT, Ariz., Nov. 12.-Ralph
Buckley, the 4-year son of M. l..
Buckley, general manager of the
Spreck e. blackberry Mining company,
was fatally wounded at noon today by
the accidental discharge of revolver
with which he was playing.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-13
SUMMARY OF THE News
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity:
Fair Wednesday,; Hight. west winds.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
IT degrees; minimum, 81 degrees.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14
Nazaiutrz rano, 80 pazdzierni

Nazaiutrz rano, 80 pazdzierni-
ia, torpedowiec ,,Skoryi" wywie-
sil czerwona choragiew, stoJac ma
kotwicy W zatOce naprzeciwko
koszar 1890 pulku strzelcow
wschodnio syberyjskich. Puik
ten na rozkaz wfadz zaczal ostrze-
liwac torpedowiec salwami. ,,Sko-
ryj9 odpowiedzial ogniem armat-
MIN, skierowanym do strzelala-
cych i do koszar 1Ogo i 12go pull
ku.
w tym czasie oddzialy ochotni-
k6w spieszyly do portu wojen-
nego, aby so zajac. nSkoryj' "a
uwazyl to i zaczal strzelac do od-
dziaI6w.
O godz. 1Otej zrana do zbunto-
wanego torpedowca zblizyl sic O.
kret woj. ,,Mandzur" i zaczal O.
strzeliwac go kartaczownic. .Sko-
ryi zas, wywieszona czerwon9
choragMia, rrrszyl ku otwartemu
morzu, ale otoczony zostal
przez try inne torpedowce.
Walka byla zbyt nierowna.
nadto zaS na .Skorym" nastapA
wybuch kotla / torpedowiec slIie-
rowal sic l1u brzegom. Nadbie-
eli w6wczas ochotnicy II pull
ku, rzucili sic ma pozostalych przy
zyciu marzynarzy, powiazali i'm
rece ! zaczeli bic ich kolbami.
Dwom marynarzom udalo sic
wyntlna6 zackeli biedz w kie-
runku fortecy. Dopedzono ich je-
dnak wkrotce. Jeden marynarz
zabity zostal czterema wystrzala-
mi rewolweru, drugiego zabito
jednem uderzeniem miota.
Z siedmdziesieciu ludzi za}ogi
torpedowca pozostalo przy zyciu
tylko czterech marynarzy. Zabi-
ty zostal dowodca raniony jego
Porucznik.
Wobec krqzacych po miescie
poglosek o ucieczce kilku torpe-
dowc6w re zbuntowanemi zalo-
gami w kierunku Japonii, dowod-
ca portu w}adywostodkiego O.
swiadczyi urzedownie, re otrpe-
dowce wyslane zostaly polece-
MEM sluzbowem re w tych
dniach powroca do Wiadywosto-
ku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14

chwile swe parafie, jezeli ME ma
ia ma to specyalnego pozwolenia
cd wladzy przelozonej. Zakaz ten
dotyczy glownie ksiezy poslow i
Jest wyraznie przeciwko MIN
skierowany. Kardynai Kopp jest
tego zdania, re kazdy duchowny
nalezy do swej parafii a ME do
parlamentu lub sejmu. W dyece-
zyi jest dw6ch polskich ksiezy po-
slami dw6ch niemieckich. Ksiadz
posei Skowrohski po wydaniu tel
go rozporzadzenia zlozyl zaraz
swoj mandat.
Picking, IA grudnia. = Rad
chinski przedlozyl wezoraj posio-
wi japohskiemu memorial W
sprawie swego zapatrywania sic
ma spory graniczne, Memoryal ten
zawiera odpis ugody miedzy Chi
nami Korea, mape, ktora ozna-
cza scisle granice miedzy Korea
a Mandzurya. Wed}ug mniemai
Japohczykow rzeka Tomen stano-
Wi granice, a wedllg pojecia Chin
rzeka ia jest boczpym doplywem
rzeki Sungari, kt6fa stanowic ma
wlasciwa granice. Japonia zajela
juz pod swe panowanie i kwesty-
onowany obszar trzyma W SVEN
posiadaniu mimo protestu Chin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14
Rome nutatki telegTaficzna.

- Stan zdrowIa kr6lowej KaroIIny
wdowy po kr6lU saskim Albercie po-
garsza sic dniem kazdym a nawet
jest jak dotychczas telegramy dono'
sza, prawie beznadziejnym.
Ma przybyiym wczoraj parowcu
japonskim Yokohamy przyjechalo
do Victoryi W Kanadzie dw0ch wyso-
kich urzednik6w, ktorzy beda badac
tutejsze stosunki, celem gruntownego
wyszkolenia sic W swych zawodach'
i Polk Mackey, wiezieh we vie.
zientu karnem W Nashville, Tenn. O.
debra1 sobie zycia przededniu swe-
go uwolnienia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Wieden, IA grudnia. Wskutek
masowego powrotu robotnikow /
wog6le emigrantow ceny gruntu
podskoczyiy W gore bardzo zna-
cznie. Wielu przybyiych przyje-
chalo z pieniedzmi, "a ktore ku-
puja sobie posiadloSci lub realno-
sci na wlasnose. Jednakze wick
sza jeszcze liczba powraca bez "a
dnych Srodkow do zycia; zacho-
dzi wiec Ottawa, re tax nagly po-
wrot do kraju ludzi piracy wply-
ME niekorzystnie ma popyt w roz-
maitych galeziach wyszkolonych
pracownikow. Zorganizowa} sic
zatem osobny komitet ktory ma
nieSc pomoc najbardziej osamo-
tnionym i pozbawionym chleba,
Z Pragi donosza. re ciagle
odbywaja sic tam demonstracye
przeciw podrozeniu srodkow zy-
wnosci. Niejednokrotnie przycho-
dzi do takich tumultow, IL musi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14

w Bristol, r. |. wskutek przesi-
lenia finansowego przestalo pracowac
1900 robotnik0w we fabrylach wyro-
bow gunlowych.
- KoIeje W poIudniowych stanach
odprawily 1900 robotnik6w.
w Jefferson City, Mo-, zbankru.
towala fabryka trzewik6w ]. B. Bruins
Shoe Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14
PRZEGLAD
..lTYlI NI:DLHHARODOWEJ'
Chicago, IA grudnia. =

Chicago, IA grudnia, -
70 TO bvlo we Wladywostolu p.
r.-az lo2;ero, ma pOdstawie
ra.e. zawartego w dzienni-
.r w,a.vwostockich, pisma pc
-,bu-ss.e polaj2 dokladne OPT
ST zabu-zea wojskOwych, jakich
#lown.a by} Wladywostok W o
...a.ch G7iash pazdziernika. Po-
a.cmv ooaizcj ten opis wedlug
srze,zczenia ,,Birz. Wied. g
Burt minicr6w i marzynarzy
re Wladywostoku poprzedzily
a5u-zeuia wsr6d bylych zoinie-
-5w Port Arturskich, ktorzy
7-zvbvli ma sluzbe do tego portu
driu "A pazdziernika, W licz-
Ge COO szeregowc6w. Wladze
-lt mimi powierzono sztabSkapr-
an0wi Nowickiemu. w dniu 25
,azdziernika. sztabsGapitan n.
s-otkaI ko]o koszar pijanego zol-
a.crza, kt5ry go uderzyl. Wow
czas sztabs-kapitan wyjai rewol-
war / zranil zolnierza, lecz ten
-zuci} sic ma niego ! obaj, boryka-
iac sic. upadG na ziemie. Officer
ztoial wydobyt paiasz i zarabal
zoinierza. Stalo sic to sygnalem
10 za5urzen. Dowiedziawszy sic
0 losie zosnierza, pozostali ,,ar-
urscy otoczvG klub oficerski i
z4,ze.i 90 bombardowac kamie-
Miami. Obawiaiac sic wtargniecia
zo-o;erzy 10 klubu, przebywaja-
cy tam oGccrowie zabaradykowali
Sc. Iymczascm tium zwiekszyl
ss. zaczeiy sic rozlegaG krzyki,
t'mag@qce sic wydania sztabs-
! 12i-ana Nowickiego i jednoczeS-
ne zaczgli podpalac budynek. Off
,e- L.eiew, ktory wyszedl pred
dom, a5y uspokajac zolnierzy, 20
90. tax przez nich pobity, IL do
Tecz1-a zmarl. Buntownicy
W-a-.l sic do Srodka budynku i
'ozpoczei pogrom. Sztabs-kapi-
Tan Aowicli, ME chcqc odda6 sic
w rsce buntownik6w, zastrzelil
g. Poz9stai oficerowie zdolali
-1ec, dIlu Mich zostaio po-
2.-gch przez pijanych zolnierzy.
oopte-o sprowadzeni kozacy
g-zc-"aj ten pijany pogrom.
NszEstko to jednak stanowiio
Ie.g.Eum do powazniejszych
l7aczu.e zaburzen W dniu 20 paz-
az,eru.Sa. Pierwsi zbuntowali sic
n.a.erzy. Do koszar ich wysiano
aatycamiast czeSc 1Ogo pufSu
&rze-cow wschodnio syberyj-
s0ch z kartaczownicami. w re-
-.,ac.e s-rzelauiny padio wiele
..ar, zarowno Z jednei, jak i z
cag;ej st-oay.
o godzime 1-szej tegoz dnia "a
'zes.a.i piracy robotnicy W por-
ne dwvlrOtnie usilowali zebrac
Sc na wiec, ale "a kazdym razem
'ozpgdzily ich oddziafy wojska.
"szyscy spodziewali sic IL
~arynarzc / artylerya ladowa po-
P'2 z5untowanych minierow, i
~a.ego wiadze wyzsze polecily
eye nOcy wysia6 try niepewne
1e10wce na otwarte morze.
"'2o.nicy za5 pooddejmowali
N-a.N' Cd dzia} na krazowniku A
s@o-d ktorego zaioga oSwiadczy-
Z q pozostanie neutralna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-12-14
Telegramy krajOwe.

washington, " S' AZ 8
- iona Mikolaja Longwortha a
corka prezydenta Roosevelta, kto-
ra sic poddala operacyi slepej XII
ski, przychodzi powoli do zdro-
via. Do operacyi zaangazowano
najzdolniejszego chirurga uni
wersytetu Johns Hopkins; opera
eva odbyla sic we czwartek rano.
New York, IA grudnia. - Obo-
strzone prawa dotyczace zamyka-
MIA teatrow w niedziele ME spo-
dobaly sic katolikom protestan-
tom, dlatego, ze przez ME ME mo-
INA nawet urzadzic koncertow ko-
scielnych. w fmieniu katolickich
towarzystw, zbor6w protestant
kich i tp. protestowali wczoraj ro-
mi delegaci, zadajac takich praw,
kt6reby z niedzieli robily swieto
ogolno chrzescijanskie ME sta
nopurytahskie.
Norwalk, Ohio, IA grudnia. -
Aresztowano tu wczoraj pod "a
rzutem podpalenia wlasnego do
mn Marie A. Campbell, preZeske
organizacyi Christian Tempe
rance Union dyrektorke bapty-
skiej szkofy w Greenland. Camp
bellowa, zdaniem kompanii ase-
kuracyjnei podpaliia dom, ably u
zyskac ubezpieczenie, ktorem ma
stepnie chcia}a splacic dug cia-
zacy ma owej realnoSci.
Santa Monica, Cal, IA grudnia.
Ia to, ze John Nief nazwal pre-
zydenta Roosevelta caiy jego ga
binet szajka zgniiych politykie-
row, gubernator Lagrange wyda-
Ill go rzadowego przytulku dla
zolnierzy. Nief czesto pisywa} ar
tykuly do gazet, W ktorych szyka-
nowal Gala administracye przy-
tulku Prezydentowi nieraz uchy-
bill.
Waterbury, Conn, IA grudnia.
= Charles Kench W East LIGHT
field, ktory jeszcze niedawno te-
mu polowai ma grubego zwierza
w Alasce, wczoraj stoczyl tn
Smiertelna walke Z orlem. Kench
byl bez broni, i tylko Eielnia "a
bill kr61a ptakow, ktory rzucil sic
ma jego psa. We walce tel mysli-
WY zostai okropnie pokaleczony
dziobem szponami, lecz w kohcu
zdofal orIa obezwladnic, kielnia
prZeclawszy mu tetrhce w Szyl.
Ptak mierzyi stop i 2 Gale cd
jednego kohca skrzydel do dru-
giego.
Old Point Comfort, Pa, IA CRU
dnia. Ma balu wojskowych w
hotelu Chamberlain nastapilo tu
ostateczne pozegnanie oficerow
marynarki wojennej, ruszajacej
w daleks podroz ma Ocean Spo-
kojny, ich zonami, rodzicami i
przyjaciolmi. Ma zabawe przybyli
goscie roznych stron, ME wyla-
czajac Nowego Yorau. Ably @.
szczedzi6 ma weglu, admiral E
vans dai rozkaz, aby okrety ME
pedzily szybciej jak d1esiee we
zlow ma godzine.