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The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27
Summons
In the District Court Of the First Judicial District. Territory Of Ari zona, in and for Yuma County.
John W. Darlington. Plaintiff,

 Noah C.NIclson and Sadricl Nelson, Defendants. Action brought in the District Court of Inc First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari zona inand for the County of Yuma and the complaint filed in said County of Yuma ill the offico of the Clerk of said District Court.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona. to Noah C. Nelson and >;adricll Nelson defend ants. greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and required te appear in aa action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the DiStric5 Court ol the First Judicial District of the Territory ot Arizona. in and for Yuma CernSy, and answer the complaint therein filed with tho Clerk ot this said Court, al Yuma, in said COuntJ, with in twenty days after the service upon you ot this srrnnons if served in this said County, el in all other cases within thirty days thereafter the times above mentioned beHsg exclusive O the day of service, or judgment by default vii be taken against you.
 Given under ny hand and the seal of the Dis trict Court of the First Judicial District, Terri tory of Arizona. in and for the County of Yuma this 9th day of February. 1909.
 CHAS. II, UTTINCt, (SeaD Clerk of said District Court. First published May ?, l9O9-tI
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27
Arizona "WiIdcats" Caught.

Raymond P. May, $. H. Niger and the Horn brothers of Kan sas City, charged with using the mails to defraud in. promoting the "Two Queens group ot mines in Arizona, were convict ed in the federal court at Kansas City last week and sentenced tC twelve months in the peniten. tiary. Sale Of stock was induced by circulars and lying n9wspa per articles setting forth that the mine was in operation and that ore was being shipped if paying quantities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

All bat thirty miles of this pro- jected route is through Mexican territory and it was thought the government of the sister repub- lie would aid in it's construction. Thus far such co operation has not been secured, but the Mexi- can government has announced the establishment of a custom house at the line on the projected route, provided it can be shown the receipts of such an office would justify it's existence, and if this is done the maintenance of a portion of the road at for eign expense is considered as sured. A resolution asking the trustees of road district No. to use all the available funds in the repair of county roads in the valley was adopted, complaint beiug made that the farmers in the outlying districts use no care in irrigating, permitting their irrigating ditches to overflow the roads to snch an extent that travel in places is all but impos' sible.
 The association adjourned late in the afternoon to meet at the call of the president.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

My method for keeping lice from troubling the poultry at night is to suspend the roosting poles by wires from the rafters of the house. If the poles are smooth the lice will not remain on them if they are there at all. Exchange.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

Muzzle the horses and pad the outside portions of whiffietrees and harrow when cultivating the orchard; thus avoiding all bruis- ed and parked trees.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27
EXPECTATION

0EEUiOG OOSSE Etii w. 4 pt N'AN'J of Michigan, speaking on the tariff bill, said:
 Since 1S20 more than 25,00Q,- 000 immigrants have come to this country from all parts Of the world; population almost equal to three fourths of the present popalation Of Great Britain. Since 1897 more than 1000, 900 of these people came to the United States, and withsn the last three years 3.500, 020 immi- grants have landed on our shores. Never before in the history of the world has the percentage of immigration equaled this, an av- craze per year of S00,000 for $ years and more than l, ,l69000 per year for the past three years. These people came to Us because the United States furnishes more comforts to its people and gives greater opportunity for the ac- emulation of wealth than does any other country in the world.
 X man at work IS certainly the most valuable asset of nation. Idle men consuming and not pro ducing burn the candle at both ends, and are worse than worth less. Individuals cannot make conditions under which our in dustries may be successfully con dncted. Lawmakers must create the conditions. The duty of the lawmaker is to shelter ind ustries from disastrous competition from outsiders, and to encourage and stimulate present and build up new industries. A protective tariff is in the nature of a wall around our garden to protect the worker and his product from foreign intrusion.
 The intent and principle of a protective tariff law is none other than to foster capital and labor at hore. American mar kess are the best markets in the world for American products, and great care should be taken in the enactment of laws to pro, tect American industry from for eign competitive products. Do meStic industries are none too prosperous today, and any re. vision of our tariff laws shat would encourage greater foreign imports would be the most un- wise act possible for congress to perform.
 It is my belief that the strong est demand for 6 revision down ward of our tariff schedules comes from men of selfish mo- tives, or men not thoroughly in formed as 10 the true situation as 10 the inactivity in some lines of industry, largely caused by too much gossip about tariff re vision.
 There is no dispating that some of our tariff rates in some particular schedules are high enough to be beyond the point of necessary protection, and it Is the aim and purpose of this bill to make equitable adjust ments, and 1 believe it is of great importance that congress should as speedily as possible settle this tariff question and the members of congress at the earliest possi- ble moment turn their backs up. on the capital of the United States and hie away to their re spective homes, so that our dO- nestle industries may settle down to some fixed plan and know what they may depend upon, SC that manufacturing industries may go forward as in the past.
 An equitabiy arranged tariff means no wiIIfuily idle men. On the other hand, 1t means stability tO both capital and labor, and is sur greatest safeguard te Amer icans against ruinouS SoFesgf competition. Gentlemen, l thanl you for yonF attention
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Emma !. Norton, deceased. Notice k hereby given by the nnder- signed, (. II. Eolman, of the county of Yuma, Territory Of Arizona. AG- ninistrator of the estate of Emma J.. Norton, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased io exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said C. II. Colman, Administrator, at his ofiice-in Yuma, Yuma county, Ter ritOry of Arizona, he same being the place for tue transaction of the busi- ness of said estate in said county of Yuma.
 C. II. COLMAN,
 Administrator of the Estate of
 Emma J. Norton deceased.
 Dated Yuma, Arizona, this 10th day May, 1903. May l}, 'o9
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

LATEST MINING EDCA :, TION BLANKS AT THE SF% TIEE FL OFFICE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

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 Powder, string or pill form. Write :..: E :. = X. =5." ":::
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

One ounce of California buhach disslved in three gallons of water is a good, non-poisonous spray application for cabbage worms and lice. The imported "Persian insect powder" is the same thing but is not so fresh and effective as the California article.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

WANTED: X good hustler m every town to sell oUr perfect water filters, retailing from &l.50 to $500, 100 per cent profit to agents; exclusive terri tory. seueca Filler G.. Seneca, Mo
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

WANTED-Intellgent man or woman to take territory and appoint canvaSSerS to sell o@r water filters. Exclusive territory and mce' profitable work fer tA6' right party-ScIeca Filter Ce.. Ssneea, Mo
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-05-27

SIPS per Word Inserts Classified ads in 36 leading papers in U. S. Send for list The Dake Advertising Agency, 427 South Main St.. Los Angeles, Cal,
 It pays to advertise in the Sentinel.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21
CHRISTIAN HANSEN AT
NIXON OPERA HOUSE

Tickets for the one-night engage
ment of Christian Hansen. the eninen,
violinist. who viii appear at the Nixon
opera house on Thursday evening, are
now on sale at the Eagle drug store.
1t viii be well for parties wishing TO
attend TO reserve their seats at once.
for the Indications are that the house
viii be crowded.
Like his great predecessor. Ole Bull,
Hansen is of Scandinavian descent.
and people who have heard both
claim that the talented young artist
is the peer of the world renowned
virtuoso of the last century. That be
comes well recommended will be
seen from the following clippings, tax
en- from the press of cities in which he
has lately appeared:
But in the third number Pag-
anini's Witch Dance he seemed TO be
at his best. at the conclusion of which
ne was greeted by storms of prolong-
ed applause. - Minneapolis Daily
Times.
The people Of Bismarck have never
been afforded a more thorough treat
than that given Tuesday evening. when
Christian Hansen, the celebrated vio-
%linist, captured a large and intelligent
audience by his remarkable playing
The Palladium Bismarck. Y. d.
Christian Hansen. the Scandinavian
yiolinist. played before a large and
appreeiative audience at the Congre
gational church last night. His rendi
tion of Tartinis Devils Sonata was a
feature of the entertainment. For an
encore he played "Annie Laurie
This secured a second recall.-Aber-
deem Is. d. Daily American.
His repertoire, rendered last night,
consisted of classical and popular airs,
which had the technique and tone of
a master of the violin. 1t may be a
long time before another chance of
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21
LOCAL BRrEtA.

Hon. ]. d. Bradshaw, of Paradise, Is
spending a few days in town.
r. H. Wilkinson is in town from Me
Dermitt today.
Adam Sehell left for mis- home at
Goldbanks this morning.
Aaron Evans. general manager OF
the Milpitas Land & Livestock com
pany. left for Paradise this morning
Frank Hammond. the Goleonda eat
tIeman. Is in town today.
Frank Stall returned to National
last evening, accompanied by George
Southwark. of the First National bank
Raymond Harguindeguy returned 70
Goldbanks this morning.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21

WANTED-Sueeess Magazine wants
an energetic and responsible mar OF
woman in Winnemucea TO collect for
renewals and solicit new subscriptions
during full or spare time Experience
unnecessary. ANY one can start among
friends and acquaintance and build up
a paving and permanent business with
out capital. Complete outfit and in
struetions free. Address, LYON, -
Success Magazine. room LOB, Success
Magazine building. New York City,
y. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21
,oYs, GIRLS COLUMBIA BIcY:

BOYS GIRLS COLUMBIA BICY'
Gle FREE, Greatest offer out. Get
your friends to subscribe to our maya
zine and we viii make you a present
of a $4,000 Columbia Bicycl-the best
made. Ask for particulars, free out
fit. and circular telling How 10
Start Address. "The Bicycle
Man" 29-3I East 22d Street, New
York City. y. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21

this rare nature viii be afforded Local.
lovers Of music-Billings Daily Ga
zAtte. December >, 1906.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21

|WANTED-At Mater Miserico'u
Hospital, Sacramento, Gala, 49,
ladies DESTROYS Of taking the Nui
Training Course. For PARTICULAR y
ply to SISTERS OF
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1909-09-21

FOR sALE-Cheap for cash-hl,
interest in two claims at National. In
quire at this Office.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
Telegranly kraiowe.

Nowy York, 10 marca. - Wczo
raj odbyl sic tu W sail Carnegiego
podniosly obchod ku czci sp. Gro
vera Clevelanda okazyi 70 ro-
cznicy jego rodzin. Ma obcho-
die zebrala sic bardzo liczna pu-
blicznost, w lozy siedziala wdo-
wa po zmariym prezydencie ,pani
Cleveland kilku krewnymi i
przyjaciolmi, wsrod mowcow znaj
dowali sic ma programme j przema-
wall: prezydent Taft, wyzszy Sc
dzia zwiazkowy Fuller, guberna-
tor Hughes i burmistrz miasta N.
Yorku Nc Clellan. Programu do
peinila orkiestra Damroscha i
Choir ze 1870 spiewakow ziozony.
Caiy obchod urzadzii komitet sta
lie egzystujacy dla uczczenia pa
mieci Clevelanda. tprzewodniczyl
burmistrz Mcclellan. Taft W mo-
vie swojej podnosil szlachetnosc
eharakteru Clevelanda porow-
nywal go pod tym wzgledem z
Lincolnem, zaznaczyi, ze jake u
rzednik Cleveland odznaczyf sic
tax, jak Mkt ze wspolczesnych je-
go, to tez obrany zostal prezyden-
tenn ME tylko przez demokratow,
ale przez republikanow, a dzisiaj
oplakuja go jedni drudzy. = By
ly prezydent Roosevelt nadessas
pismo usprawiedliwiajace swa
nieobecnost, leez w MEM poswie-
Gil cleyelandowi pare pieknych
ustepow, kt6re wsrod oklaskow
odczytano. - Tegoz dnia wieczo-
rem odbys sic podobny obch6d
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
Telegramy zagranlczne

Belgrad, 19 marca. = IuteJsze
kola dyplomatyczne zdradzaJa
sic ze zdaniem, re Serbia pojdzie
"a rada moearStw i ma ostatnia
note austryacka, jaka wkrotce be-
die wydana, odpowie zadowal-
niajaeo. Siychac dalej, re Austro-
Wegry zaprzestana zbrojenia sic,
jezeli i'm tego doradza inne mocar-
stwa. .o4
Berlin, 10 marca. : Podlug vie
Sci, nadesziych tn do ministeryum
spraw zagranicznych, wszystkie
mocarstwa sa przychylnie usposo-
bione wzgledem projelstu wloskie-
go, kt6ry radzi niezwiocznie
zwoiae eufopejska konferencye W
sprawie sytuacyi ma Balkanie.
Konfefeneya ia miaiaby scisle
okreslony zakres j jedynie stwier-
dziiaby fakty juz dokenane. Off
cyalne odpowiedzi mocarstw ma
ten projekt jeszcze ME nadeszly.
Wszyscy Serbowie, przebywaja-
cy W Niemczech, otrzymali roz-
kaz powrotu do ojczyzny i zgio-
szenia sic do sauzby wojskowej..
: Specyalna depesza donosi, re
hr. Forgach, austryacko wegier-
ski pose, W Serbii, odeslai swoja
familie Belgradu do Semlina.
(Semlin Jest niiastem wegier-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19

formacye obejmuja, razem okolo
140 do 100000 hadzi.
Jest to wiec badz co badz si}a
wcale pokazna, ma kt6rej pokona-
ME potrzebaby bylo znacznej czes-
oi arrnii austro wegierskiej, zw}a-
SEGA gdyby r6wnoczesnie ruszye
sic miala take Czarnogora. Serb
SKI korpus oficerski ME stOi wpra-
wdzie ma wyiynie nowoczesnych
wojskowych wymagan, skiada sic
atoli 2 ludzi rzutkich, przedsie-
biorczych. Materyal rezerwowy
jest bardzo dobry, dzielny, vale
czny, wytrwaly wytrzymaly ma
truly. Kleski jake ponosi}a armia
serbska W ostatnich wojnach z
Turcya Bulgarya mialy "a Przy-
czyne prawie' zawsze nies3ychanle
niedoleane kierownictwo. Serbia
W ostataich tych wojnach ME
miala ami razu zdolniejszego wo-
dza, chociazby sredniej miary i
tenn sic ti6macza jej wojenne ME
powodzenia.
Czy obecnie znaidzie ich wsr6d
swoich wyiszych oficer6wG
To jedno jeszcze zasauguje ma
uwags: W ciagu pieciu miesiecy'
kt6re mine3y cd ogiOszenia anek-
syi, rad serbski niezmiernie duzo
zdzia}a1 dla swoiej armii, tax pod
wzgledem lepszego iej wyewicze-
MIA, zorganizowapia, jak pod
wzgledem tizbrojenia, wskutek te-
90 dis armia ia przedstawia sic
ma wewnatrz i ma zewnatrz znacz-
ME = grozniej : niz przedsta-
wiala sic W pazd1ierniku roku ze-
sz}ego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
UNIWERsYTETY. .
W AUsTRYI.

z Ministerstwo oswiaty we WED
niu oglosilo daty statystyczne 90
do frekwencyi ma uniwersytetach
W Austryi W p6lroczu zimowem
1908. Wedhg tego wykazu, o.
g6lna liczba s(uchacz6w ma wszy-
stkich uniwersytetach wynosi}a
a5,sss. Uniwersytet lwowski, pod
wzgledem liczby s}uchacz6w, ma
.1ezy po "a Wiedniem (s714), do
najbardziej uczeszczanych. Og6-
lem bylo W uniwersytecie lwow-
skim dniem 81 grudnia 1908
roku 4195 s}uchaczy.
s. Drugie niejsce po Lwowie zaj-
muje, CO do liczby sluchacz6w, u
niwersytet czeski W Pradze, ma
1kt6ry uczeszczalo 412s siuchacz6w.
Frekwencya ma innych uniwersy-
tetach wynosila: Krakow S090
sfuchacz6w, Grac 9023, uniwersy-
tet niemiecki W Pradze 1888, ms
bruk 1138, Czerniowce 9S7.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
PRZEGLAD
POuTYN MIEDzYNARODOWEI.
(SS2G zbrojna Serbii.)
7 Chicago 10 marca.

NNsSNSS ~ 0104S@
Poniewaz powodu aneksyi
Bosni zapanowa}o W Serbii wiel-
kie wrzenie zanosi sic ma wojns
panstwa tego z Austro .Wegra-
mi, dzienniki podaja rozmaite
sEczegoly armii serbskiej, jej
skladzie, sile j wartosci wojennej.
Szczeg6ly To So pod niejednym
wzgleden niedokladne. Stosunki
miedzy Austro Wegrami a Ser
bia bardzo sie zaostrzyly, widmo
wojny ukazuje sic coraz wyraz-
niej, ME. cd rzeczy wiec bed1e roz-
patrzee sie blizej W stosunkach
militarnych tego malego lecz smia-
lego pahstwa. Czynimy to dis ma
pOdstawie najnowszych najscis-
lejszych danych.
Ot6z stosunki i silly. wojskowe
Serbii tax sic przedstawiaja: Kraj
caly pOdzielony jest ma piec okre-
gov dywizyjjnych, Z kt6rych ka1dy
skiada sic m6w = czterech okre-
cow pufkowych, kt6re stanowia
zarazem obszar rekrutacyjny dla
ka1dego pu3ku. W obecnej, wojna
grozacej sytuacyi, przewidziane
Jest utworzenie dw6ch armii, a
tenn samem dw6ch komend naczel-
nych. KomendOm tym podlega6
beda bezpo5rednio nastepujaee
formacye: pulk artyleryi g6rskiej
ihaubic, pierwszego powolania,
pnik artyleryi fortecznej, dwie
kOmpanie oddzia}u pyrotechnicz-
nego, kompania kolejOwa, oddzia}
miner6w, diva oddzialy telegraf6w
polowych, / battalion inzynierski
oraz Gala dywizya kawaleryi, zlo-
aona z 4 pulk6w W }acznej sile 1e
szwadron6w wraz z dywizyonem
konnej artyleryi o - dzialach.
Piechota = gi6wna sil aarmii
sklada sic pieciu dywizyi pierw-
szego powo3ania i pieciu dywizyj
drugiego powoaania, kt6re nosza
nszwy swoich okreg6w. A vice
dywizye Morawy, Dryny, Duna-
ju, Szumadyi Timoku. Kazda z
dywizyj pierwszego powo&ania
sklada sic z 4 pulk6w po 4 bata-
licny / podzielona jest ma dwie
brygady. Dywizye drugiego Powo-
lania hczs po 8 pu{ki bez podzia-
IN na brygady. Do kaidej z dywi-
zyj pierwszego powo}ania nalezy
nsdto: 9 bateryi artyleryi dywi-
zyjnei 2 do 8 szwadron6w kawa-
leryt dalej dwie kompanie pionie-
row inne formacye techniezne /
sanitarne. Dywizye Dunaju i Szu-
madyi obeimuia nadto jeszcze
diva puIki rezerwowe po 4 batalio-
ny.
Gala arnia serbska liczy wiec
obecnie: 156 batalion6w piechoty
DO ZOO do 1000 ludzi, SO szwa-
dron6w 20 100 do $50 ludzi, oraz
so bateryi-a Z 0e4 dzia}ami nowo-
czesneni szybko strzafowemi |
60 taregO systsmu. Wszystlie to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19
plATEK, DNIA 300 MARcA. 1909 RoKu.

PSSZtOWC St@IaJ4 org @oPAS""S
niiedzy Londynem q Paryzem
itelegraf iskrowy, azeby W ten spo.
SOB ziagodzic z,e skutki strajku
francuskich telegrafist6w pocz-
towc6w. 1nteresy przemyslowe po
nosza wielkie straty z powodu
braku regularnej poczty. Podobno
w Clifton jest stacya, ktora bar
do iatwo MONA poiaczyc ze sta
.cya telegraph iskrowego ma VIE
zy Eifel W Paryzu.
Berlin, 19 marca. = w ko}ach
rzadowych !. wstrzymaja sic do
czasu z wypowiadaniem swych
pogladow ma przed}olenie taryfo-
we W, amerykanskim kongresie.
Podobnie re strony tutejszych
przemyslowc6w ME objawiono
checi wypowiedzenia sic.
Jedynit /. kreuz : zeitung" "a
powiada, ,ae to przedlozenie wy
woia wielkie zaniepokojenie u
nierieckich exporterow, projekto-
wane bowiem podwyzszenie ella
dotyczy gl6wnie najwazniejszych
artykulow W handlu wywozowym
Niemiec. Wymieniona gazeta
spodziewa sic, re przedlozenie W
obecnej forniie ME stanie sic usta-
we.
Drezno, 10 marca. = Byly pre-
zydent Venezuela, Cypriano
Castro, zmienia pierwotny plan
pawrotu do aczyzny 96 marca
uda sic z Bordeaux do Port all
Spain, Trinidad, gdzie ma jakis
czas zamieszkac. Stamtad bedzie
tez sledzii bieg wypadkow we We
nezueli, .nie skieroWujac swych
zanlysl6w ma przyszlosc W tam
ta strone.
Castro wypracowal proklama-
eye do narodu, radzac W niej u
znac Gomeza prezydentem "a
powiadajac, re zamierza spokoj-
ME zyc W kraju. Skoro sic zas do
wiedziat, ze przeciwko niemu wy
9stapiono re skarga, document ow
podarl. r y
Pekin, 19 niarca. = z dobrego
zr6dia informuja 'prase, re upra-
womoci1iony rzecznik rosyjskiej
administracyi kolejowej W Man
dzuryi chinskie ministeryum "a
graniczne zdoiali osiegnac pore
zunienie W sprawie administra-
cyl municypalnej W Harbinie.
Wskutek tego porozumienia kup-
cy chihscy beda placic miejskie
podatki do kasy rosyjskiej, "a
czem ME beda mice przeszkody W
otwieraniu sklepow i magazyn6w
W rosyjskiej strefie kolejowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-03-19

cielce, 4e p. Whitla chce mice "a
raz swego syna; nauczycielka ME
przeezuwajac podstepu wYpatclsa
ch,opca, kt6rego nieznajomi "a
brali ma bryczke j szybko odjecha-
Ii. Kiedy chsopak ma poiudnie ME
wrocil do domu, zaczeto 60 szu-
kae, alisci wnet nadszedl poczta
list anonimowy, zadajacy $4,000
okupu "a syna Whitlow. Zioczyn-
cami So najprawdopodobniej Wio-
81, przypuszczaja wiec W caiej tej
aferze sprawke uczarnej reki".
Rodzice dziecka dali znae ma poll
eye porwaniu dziecka, rozesiafo
tez zaraz w Gala okolice rysopis
dziecka i owych dwu ludzi, kto-
rzy po ME przyjechali przed szko-
le, a tegoz dnia jeszcze nadeszia
| wiadomosc Warren, Ohio, ze
znaleziono tam bryke, ktora zio-
czyncy jechali. Policya ma nadzie-
ie, re obu lotr6w wkrotce dostA-
nie w rece; we Warren, Ohio, jut
nawet aresztowano jednego, po.
dejrzanego o udziai w zbrodni.
Charlotte, N. c., 19 marca. -
Wykoleii sic tu pociag pasazerski
kolei Atlantic Coast R. r. Co.,
przyczem trzej funkcyonaryusze
kolejowi zostali zabici, jeden
funkcyonaryusz kilku nasazerow
odniesli ciezkie rany.
I Wallace, Idaho, 19 marca. -
w tutejszej fabryce prochu firmy
| ,,Coeud' Alene Powder Works,
wydarzyla sic eksplozya, W ktorej
zginelo trzech robotnikow fabry-
cznych, a 4 budynki fabryczne zo-
staly zmiecione precz z powierz.
chni ziemi. Detonacya eksplozyi
slyszalna byia ma wiele mil do
koia i wywoiaia panike we Walla-
ce. Przypuszczaja, re eksplozya
zostala umyslnie spcwodowana
przez pewnego robotnika, kt6ry
, W TAX zbrodniczy sposob zemscil
sic "a swe do fabrycznego zarza-
du pretensye.
I Louisville, KY, 10 marca. -
| Spional tu dworzec Union" ~,
pozarze spowodowanym przez wa
/ dive poiaczenie sic drutow elek-
terycznych; szkody wynosza 400
I tysiecy dolarow.
Rochester, N. Y, 10 marca. =
jSplonal tn wielki gmach fabrycz-
ny, W ktorym miesciiy sic dwie
wielkie firmy wyrobu guzik6w:
szkody wynosza okolo 200 tysiecy
dolarow.
!. Easton, Pa, 19 marca. = Wiel-
ki pozar zniszczyl giowny budy-
| .rek firmy ,,Easton Foundry Co..;
szkody wynosza 100 tysiecy dola'
Fow.
Tonopah, New, 10 marca.-Do-
nosza til, re w pobliskiem mia.
ssteczku Millers pionie hotel tam
stejszy Gala przylegia dzielnica.
ffSzkody znaczne; kilku ludzi Cd.
niosio grozne pokaleczenia po.
parzenia.
Vincennes, Ind, 10 marca. -
DO banku W pobliskiem Birds III.
wtargneli W nocy bandyci j roz-
sadziwszy kase nitrogliceryna zrs
bowali $1,000, poczem zbiegli bes
.Sladu.