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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-04

IT HERE seems to bo a real carlv
i Christmas shouping spirit I'm the
nir. and whether 90 springs altogether
from a phianthropic spirit or the part
Of tho shopper or from tho motive Of
q thrifty beforehand arrangement. II
ie altogether commcndable. Three
weeks from today brings the blessed
festival. and panic viii seize certain
individuals as they realize the fact
and the sfupcndous preparations and
plans 90 be carried out in the mean
time.
The fact or the great festival falling
upon Sunday this year IS generally
hailed with delight. especially I'm the
home whore the sacred significance of
tho day seems most appropriate.
There VIII. Of course be legal holt.
dnv observed aa well. eo that the wage
earuere viii not lose their extra holt
day. which also gives a chance for rea~
tivitics that may be- planned that arc
not altogether IN keeping with the
holy sabbath day.
zach year az the holiday season
draws nigh the same cd cry f. heard
of the burden Of indiscriminatc riviug.
which. ~ course. lies within the prov
ince o. the River. n the spirit ~ the
festival is closely adhered 20 and the
efforts made In the direction Of giving
pleasure. especially 20 the children,
who should be. and are. the inspira-
zion Of the day. the season cannot fall
to De n Joy 90 the Eiver az well as 70
those benefited thereby.
Socially. entertaining ig easing up n
little lu order Co give the busy Lostecs
time fo draw her breath and 60 make
her plans for the home celebration of
the festival Happy ere ire parents
who win welcome their boys and girls
uuon their return from school and col
1ege to spend the vacation ln the home
nest Scattered members Of families
ro Oar as possible viii gather around
the family he1rthetoue. and from now
ON the short dark days of Christmas
wiIl be- altogether too few FOR the
preparations iu proErcss.
m there were mo- other hint " the
season iu tho air the presence Of the
Christmas bazaar and sale would prove
the season. The annual effort on The
part of church orranizatipne % v-um-
On IT. legitimate and attractive way
f0 atd Co tho resources ~ the socio-
tes. giving an opportunity for busy
society women Co find iusf what they
want lu the way OF dainty. pretty
handmade articles suitable FOR holt
dag gifts which they have not the time
orr inclination Co make themselves.
Bn1ufifully dressed dolls. the Wort.
or careful fingers appeal 90 tired. busy
mothers and hii real want I'm che
Christmas preparations I'm the home
which BEL blessed by tho presence or the
iittie ones.
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was the FIRST given for some time IN
the beautiful home. and was fully In
keeping with the gracious hospitality.
extended in the past.
Great vases and jardinieres Of chrys-
anthcmums In pink and white decorat-
ed the reception hall. library. music
room and the east drawing room, where
Mrs Holmes received her guests. as
sisted by Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice. Mrs
George r. Holman and Mrs. NJ. s
Woodward. The tea table in the long
dining room was exquisite in decora-
tions OF pale yellow chrysa nthemums,
lighted from above by an artistic lamp.
shaded in the same soft tones. Cut
glass candelabra also lighted the table
tai
Mrs Benner Y. Smith. Mrs. Russell
TO- Schuldcr. Mrs. .. Moore Lindsay
and Mrs. Arthur H. Bird alternated in
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the latter. Chrysanthemums and En-
chantress carnations adorned the
rooms. with the dining room i'm color
scheme Of red. and lighted by can
delabra shaded in red.
- X
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lewis w.
Sowles gave a matinee box party at
the Orpheum. when her guests were
the Misses Ruth Sowles. Elsa Bamber-
ger. Dorothy MarioneauK. Darlene
Kimbar and Cynthia Hardy.
Another pleasant Orpheum party or
yesterday afternoon was given by
Miss Ellice Woodruff for Miss Norma
Sears OF Chicago.
Miss Margaret Walden was one or
the young hostesses OF the week. when
she entertained at her home Tuesday
afternoon i'm compliment to Miss Irene
McGurrin with six tables Of bridge \
pretty color scheme I'm lavender was
carried out on the tea table. where a
cut glass bowl Of violets formed the
centerpiece. with ribbon streamers
reaching to the corners Of the table.
which was lighted with candelabra
shaded In the prevailing tint A num-
Der Of girl friends assisted I'm the din
ing room. where Mrs Edward MCGuT-
rim and Mrs. Forest s Walden poured.
* = =
The Lotus club gave one Of its sue
cessful dancing parties Monday even
CONTINUED ON Page Tvvo.)
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e~TInIty Peter Dunnt~~
~ ~ Copyright 1910 by F. P. Dunno)-

atmosphere Nv Mexican jails, which ARE always
crowded with Americans with delleryum thremens.
In conclusion, to show that this remarkable
is tn gr-reatest ruler amy country has liver
known we viii say that Gin'ral Diaz has accumy-
lated about three hundred millyon dollars, which
is more money thin all tn other statesmen in tn
wurruld firm Epamynondas to Taft cud show
"No, sir Mr. Dooey went on. = don't put
amy bets down on a movement again this grand
old man, who niver goes narmed this here com
bynation iv Jawn Hampden an tn Apache Kid.
Anyhow, whiniver l see a revolution started tn
first thing 1 ask is, What bacln' has it got, Who
is tn banker Tn capital iv Mexico. me boy isn't
Mexico City. It's just south Nv Canal sthreet in
tn City iv New York A revolution which isn't a
good investment is on'y disordherly conduck. L
don't pay much attinton to what Frank /. Maduro
Is dom now But some day if I read in tn pa
apers that tn patriotic Mexican firm iv Roscn-
bloom. Eiseustein and Comply were so shocked be
tn tyranny " Levi an Kohn over their beloved
fatherlsnd that they had determined to sthrike a
blow at tn despots an restore freedom iv invest
ment, I'd ask tn polisman to direct me to pool
room on tn beat where they make a book rivo-
buttons an I'd 90 up to tn cashier say: Give
me five Frank /. Maduro to win
WILL SHED BLOOD.
"Ye can get amy right minded young fellow
TO shed his blood in a revolution, tn same in
a fut-ball match. But till somebody viii shed his
money tn revolution don't ra-aly start
"Ye don't think much iv this revolution. thin 2"
said Mr. Hennessy.
Its all right" said Mr. Dooley. "But it amt
so far a safe invistmint. Whin Hogan was in Mex
leo he said there was two kinds Nv money. There
was rale money an there was Mex money. A
frind iv his wud say. Lind me two dollars an
thin wud save Hogan firm faiutn' be addin'. Mex
An that's what I think Nv this revolution. It's a
great rivolution-Mex"
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presiding at the tea and coffee urna,
and Mrs Wallace NJ. Bransford ana
Mrs. Lewis A. Evans assisted In enter
tanning. Music was furnished by the
Hawaiian Troubadours In the Turkish
room adjoining the dining room. Inc
art gallery in connection with the res
Idence was thrown open TO the guests,
and was an object Of interest with its
many rare treasures. Several hun
dred members OF salt Lakes repre-
sentative society were present from 4
o'clock until the early evening hours,
and many elegant costumes were
worn. noticeably those Of the recetv-
ing party. the hostess wearing a hand
some robe Of duchess lace over satin.
with diamond ornaments.
= =
Tho series OF lunchcous and
bridge teas given during the week by
Mrs. Russell G Woodruff have proved
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officers in charge go through tn nicissry for
1nality Nv announcin' tn iiction iv Ginral Diaz,
with his majority. Thin Tia ballotin' begins TIL
reader can guess what sagacyous pollytickal
prophet Diaz is whin we tell him that in forty
years tn gin'ral has niver been ten votes out iv
tn way He is always very cam waitin' FIR tn
returns Wanst tn issue is befure tn country
he goes about his daily wurruk if nawthin'
happenin. On tn day befure tn last iHcton
correspondent interviewed him an asst him if he
thought he wud be ilicted. He looked thought
fully out iv tn window iv tn palace to
buildin' acrost tn sthreet where sojer was
shootin' at tn feet " a hod carryer to make him
90 up tn ladder more quickly an remarked cam
w. Il cannot tell TIL issue is in tn hands " tn
people an they must decide" Tn mex MONTH as
wan mule afther another brought in its load iv
fav'rable returns, he remarked that 1t always
safe to thrust tn people In tn end their good
sense wud assert itself over tn ravins v dimmy
gogues He remarked on tn exthraordhinry NOR
tally among orators durin' tn campaign an said
he supposed it was 700 to tn exposure " their
lungs to tn bitin' mountain air. But he showed
absolutely no emotion beyant slight wink at tn
sicrety " tn threasury who had come in to hear
tn returns
THE POLICE SYSTEM
Mexico undher Diaz is tn safest country IN
tn wurruld FIR with money to invest. 1t Is
thruly posed be picked body " intelligent po-
lismen who regulate tn thraffic with carbines-
Whin an offender again tn law is captured tn
polls do not lam him over tn head an dhrag him
to tn station house, they do in this oncivylized
country. Wan " tn coppers is instructed to let
him escape In return f'r this sarvice tn pohsman
is given tn first shot at him. If he misses tn 9th
ers ARE permitted to take crack at tn fugitive
criminal This method saves tn expinse iv pa
throlimen an is mercy to tn criminal, who 9TH
ervise wud be forced to spind tn night in tn bad
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Week in Society

The week iu society has been
marked by number Of delightful
teas. bridge affairs and iuncheons. the
most notable event I'm the weeks social
calendar being the rucccvsful and
i1rgciF attended reception given by
Atrs Edwin u. Holmes at the Amelia
Falsce Friday afternoon. The affair
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TT HERE seems to be things doin' in Mexico"
4 said Mr.. Henncssy.

TT HERE seems to be things doin' in Mexico"
4 said Mr. Henncssy.
Faith" said Mr. Doolcy, 81 don't know
whether there is or not. / niver believe in a riv-
olution till / see new faces il tn windows at tn
city ball Mind ye. I wish thin all we'll I'm
rivoluchionist at heart. Whin a revolution starts
I'm always williu' to cry Forward an whin it
ends I'm a. quick amy to say Splendid
or Too Bad; but while they're goin' 1 play
thm to lose. In what Hogan calls tn realm "
sport I always have a copper revolutions an
Harvard. IF they win I lose an I'm glad. But
1t amt often.
"I have hopes iv seem that gallant pathrite
whose name fr years has been ivy lip that
spoke " freedom what's -hisname, give me tn pa
aper. oh. Frank T. Msduro. have hopes " SEEM
Frank l. Maduro storrnn' tn hites " OhapoOlty
pick an maxim OF Perforated Diaz tear away f'r
th cactus. But I'm pretty that soon III be
sroetn' Frank /. MsJiuro with a hearty; What,
back 40 soonP A revolution, Hinnissy, is niver tn
beginnin' " rivoluchion'ry movement. It's al
ways IN end. Il takes place whin tn rivoluchion-
ists ar-re on tn polls foorce.
NO I can't make out what tn throuble is in
Mexico onless 1t is that tn country is overrun
with Moz1oans. It's a country that I've niver
wanted to live In. Hogan's been down there an
eoJ7 "iat "ii " ''" b't a N'Nt - A'' " '''''0
lcincs Yc go to a bank, shove in dollar an ask
fr change n tn banker slips We back forty-nine
cints Thin ye 20 to wurrnk an add fifty-wan
oints 70 II an change tn whole amount in f'r a
dollar which is worth forty-nine cints. Hence tn
prosperity Of III lower classes.
MEXICO'S PER CAPITA.
Hogan says tn per capity wealth w Mexico
e fourteen childher. Tn average wages " Mex
icar labrin' man is in IN neghborhood " two-an-
n-half ciuts "a year I'm goold. Half " this amount
Doc puts into a fund TO buy hat an tn rest is
devoted to taxes. fines an tn support " III fam
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7 IMMEDIATELY upon the return OF
Governor William Spry from the
conference Of governors which he
has been attending I'm Kentucky.
meeting will be called OF the four Utah
members Of the executive committee OF
the American Land and Irrigation eE-
position for the purpose OF forwarding
the movement to send the salt Ia Ike
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Ivrything IS LETT 90 On voters 20 decI0e *
cipt tn result. Befure tn polls ARE opened tn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-31
Przepi}owuje kraty l ucieka
y WieZienia, d.
Wkrada sic przez tunel do chicago
skiego gmachu pocztowego.

bvdwoma sasiedniemi krajami.
Zaproszenie powyzsze zaWarte
zostalo w jednej not, laka Sc
kretaryat przeslai w sprawie ta-
ryfowej rzqdowi kanadyjsklemu.
North Platte Nebr., 81 marca.
Nadeszia tu wiadomosc, re w
powiecie Nc Pherson wybuchl po
Ear preryi, kt6ry miai spowodo-
wac Snierc czworga zaskoczo-
nvch MIN ludzi. Poniedzy ofiara-
mi pozaru znajdowac sic mlai
skarbnik powiatowy S. T. Cline.
Powiat McPhersan jest bardzo
rzadko zaludniony polaczen
telegraficznych lub kolejowych
niema jeszcze prawie zadnych,
wobec tego wiadomost powyzsza
nalezy przyjmowac rezerwa.
Nowy York, N. Y, 81 marca.
Policya ujela dwoch podejrzanych
rzezimieszk6w Fryderyka Cum
ningham i Frank'a Chester. Pod
jednem z powyzszych nazwisk IL
krywat sic ma jak sadzi policya
slawny ma Gale Stany Zjednoczo-
ne wylamywacz Eddie Fay, "a
schwytanie kt6rego jest znazna-
czona nagroda 20 tysiecy dol.
Obu opryszkow pilnuje prze-
szlo 50 tajnych policyantow. TO
tografe Cunninghama rozesiano
na wszystkie strony.
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sob sic zajmuje. Il jednej strony
konferencya Haag'ska, dru9ieJ
sekretarz Stanu Knox. PrzyP.
rcd.)
Pittsburg, Pa, 81 marca. -
Kapitan John Klein, byly radny
miasta, czlonek ,,Wielkiej Szost-
ki" W kohcu glowny swiadek
w procesie lapownictwo zostai
wczoraj rano zamkniety w I'VE
stern Penitentiary". - Klein be-
die musial odsiedziec 3 pol ro-
ku najmniej, jezeli ME zostanle IL
}askawiony. lego zamknlecle
swiadczy, re prokuratorya ma
pelny materyai why iapowni-
k6w ME potrzebuje juz intor-
macyi Klein'a.
Przez rece Kleina przeszlo $40,
600 przeznaczonych ma przeku-
pywanie radnych.
Pittsburg, Pa, 81 marca. -
Ma podstawie uchwaly wielko-
przysieznych stana wczoraj w
rzedzie lapownikow DR.. E. R.
Walters, byly prezydent rady
miejskiej, a obecnie dyrektor u
rzedu publicznego zdrowia o.
pieki mad ubogimi.
DR.. Walters jest 81 oskarzo-
nym o lapownictwo.
Washington, D. c., 81 marca.
w slad "a proklamacyq prezy-
denta, kt6ra podawala do wiado-
mo$ci zupelne porozumienie Sta
now Zjednoczonych Z Kanada
pod wzgledem taryfowym, poda-
no do wiadomoSci, re prezydent
Taft zaprosil Rad kanadyjski do
wziecia udzialu w konferencyi,
majacej ma celu zaciesnienie sto-
sunkow handlowych miedzy O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-31
czwARTEK, DNIAs $500 MARCA, 1910 RoKU:

sii znany zdrajca wojny grun-
waldzkiej, vice ME MONA go byio
wskrzeszac. A zatem Rynsk otrzy-
mai, ku uczczeniu wielkiego kr6la,
kt6ry to Ziemie Cheiminska odbil
dla niemczyzny powrotem : ma
1--WE Rheinsberg. Zresztq komisyi
kolonizacyjnej ME MONA "a wszy-
stkie zmiany nazw czynie odpo-
wiedzialna, albowiem projektowa-
ne przez MIA Navy czesto ulegaja
zmianom W wyzszych instancyach.'
Konserwatywny ReichsbOte "a
trwozony jest ME ma zarty, re W
ksiegach profesora Bernharda wy
czytai, jakoby potega ekonomiczna
Polak6w opierala sic gl6wnie ma
kapitalach niemieckich. Ubolewa
vice mad brakiem poczucia naro-
dowego wielkiego kapitalu ME
mieckiego, kt6ry, goniac "a wyso-
KIM procentami, wspomaga Pola-
k6w, chociaz Rad zwalcza ich ko-
sztem setek milion6w.
Kt6z zareczy, re kapital ten, ko-
rzystajqc Z wysokich procent6w,
ME bedzie W czasach powaznych
niebezpieczenstw wspieraf innych
wrog6w niemczyzny
Daremnie RcichsbOte gniewa
sic ma kapital, ze mozliwie maj
wiekszych szrlka korzysci. A coz
innego czyni hakata?
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Telegramy zagranlczne

Kilonia, 81 marca. - w "a
rzadzie floty wojennej dokonano
donioslej zmiany, mianowicie
przeniesiono port wojenny z
Kilonii do Wilhelmhaven, gdzie
odtad beda dokowa}y wszystkie
najwazniejsze okreta wojenne, ME
wylaczajac niemieckich Dread
naught'ow".
Wilhelmshaven jest tax urza-
dzony, re pomiesci w swych do
kach tak5e i projektowane i bu-
dowac sic majace okreta wojenne.
(Zmiana ia ma doniosie politycz-
ne znaczenie, gdyl port Wilhems-
haven jest znacznie blizej posozo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-03-31
Wyssdza dynam:te;n CgniCt'waia
EaSe.

,,Olean Coal Co." = "Skelly
Coal Co." zgoizily sic ma podwyz
szenie placy swoich gornlkoW'
kt6rych liczba przenosi } tys'ecy'
o > pol centa Cd tommy.
Des Moines, Ia, 81 marca. -
W}asciciele kopalni Stanu Iowa
sa w obawie, re strajk W tym
Stanie potrwa bardzo diugo, gdyz
zadania gornik0w So zbyt Wygo-
rowane, a mianowicie zQdajQ onl
podwyzki 10 centow ma tonic,
Poniewaz w innych Stanach pod
wyzka ia wynosi > najwyzeJ ) |
poi centa, przeto Wlasciciele ko-
palm W Iowa nigdy ME ZgodzQ
sic ma tax nier6Wne traktowanie
sprawy ! jak dlugo W lnnych
Stanach podwyHEa wynosic be-
die . pol centa, tax dluso ME
zgodzq sic ma 10 centowa podwyz
ke siebie.
Detroit, Mich, 81 marca. =
G6rnicy Michiganu w liczbie g.
400 skladajq Z dniem 1go kwiet-
MIA prace ma czas dop0ki sp6r o
place I wlascicielami kopaini ME
zostanie zazegnany. Spor ten Je-
dnak trwac .bedzie dlugo prawdo-
podobnie gdyz w}asciciele ME
wiele okazuja skionnoSci do zgo-
dy.
Washington, D. c., 81 marca.
Wczoraj zajmowal SIG Senat
przedlozeniem ustaleniu odpo-
wiedzialnosci placodawcow "a
nieszczesliwe wypadki, jake sic
zdarzyiy W ich zakiadach ru-
chu. Obrady mad tenn przedioze-
MEM zostaly przerwane bez u
chwalenia jakiegokolwiek who's
ku. Nastepnie przystapi1 Senat
do obrad mad przediozeniem ko-
lejowem, podczas kt6rych wyglo-
sil senator Root dWugodzlnn2
move, zalecajqc przediozenie.
Izba posl6w odrzucila znaczn2
wiekszoscia glosow bill Hobso-
ma, kt6ry mial ma celu, uchwale-
ME, aby gotta czeSc budzetu IL
chwalonego ma flote wojsko u
zyG ma propaganda popieranie
idei pokoju wszech5wiatowego'
Bill ten odrzucono dlatego, re
idea pokoju wszechswiatowego
luz kto inny W odmienny spo-
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEOzfNARODOWE!.
Chicago, 81 marca
(HaIatyzne Przeci,c arystokracyl
nismiecbiejD.

Hakatystyczna Taegliche Rund-
Schals wystQpiia ostro Przeciw ary-
stokracyi niemieekiej W Poznan-
skiem "a to, ze ME popiera germa-
nizacyi, lecz wyzyskuje ia dla
wlasnej kieszeni. Pisze ona:
Ksiqae Hohenlohe-Oehringen n.
p. sprzeda{ komisyi kolonizacyj-
mel swoje diva majatki W powiecie
leszczyGskim "a sumo 100000 ma
rex. Zarobil ma tel transakcyi spo-
70 grosza magnat niemiecki, bo
wysrubowa} Gene ponad istotnQ
wartose swojego majQtku, ale osta-
tecznie niema tego wielkiej szko-
dy dla niemezymy,bo lepiej kupit
"a drogie pieniQdze dobra magnac-
kie, niz patrze6 spokOjnie, jak pa
movie ksiazeta hrabiowie lekce-
waza W swych Iatifundyach zasade
germanizacyi. Przeciez wediug
kompetentnego orzeczenia profe-
sora Bernharda, wielkie pOsiad}o-
Sci niemieckie W Ksiesbwie two
RIA jakby Polskie dzielnice, kt6re
poIonizuja nietylko wsie, ale ma
wet miasteczka. TAX - zdaniem
Bernharda - obszary ksiecia
Thurn-Taxis spolszczyiy miasto
KrotOszyn, bo W calym powiecie
krotoszyGskim mieszka 80 proc.
Niemc6w, a tymczasem w majat-
kach tego ksiecia tylko 16 proc.
Niemc6w. I posiad}o5ci ksiecia
sasko-kobursko-gotajskiego W po-
wiecie szamotulsGm, oraz z d6br
wielkiego ksiecia s0skO-wejmar-
skiego W ziemi ko5cianskiej Pola-
cy eiagn2 niemale korzysci. Me
mieckie te obszary ME zagrazaiybv
niemczvznie takiem niebezpieczen
stwem, gdyby ich wlasciciele, sta
ra szlachta niemiecka, zywo zain-
tere5owai sic sprawami kres6w
wschodnich panstwa pruskiego.
Ale ich to mic ME obchodzi. Oni
dbaia tylko 0 doch6d dlatego
wszystkie posady obsadzaj2 Pola-
kami, jake taGsza silq robocza.
" innym numcrze stwierdza
TaeqEiche Rlndschau zadowole-
niem,ze wzmaga sic liczba amato-
row ma osady polonizacyjne W Po-
znanskiem. Korzystnie W tym
kierunku wplywajq listy osiedlo-
nych iuz chlopGw niemieckich,
kt6rzy swym ziomkom W ''starej
oiczyznie" opisujq wygody szcze-
scie, jake ''nowa oiczyzna' i'm
dale. Taxi list wysla4 mp. pewien
kolonista Powiatu mogilnickiego
do ksiestwa Waldeck. Chwali W
MIN polozenie kolonist6w. Podzi-
via wyborna ziemie. Pieciu przy-
bysz6w ksiestwa Waldeck otrzy-
ma}o mniej wiecej pO 6 morg6w.
Przez diva lata pobytu W novel
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TeIegramy krajOWe.
Cincinnati, O., 81 marca.

Cincinnati, O., 81 marca.
Strajk gornik6w weglowych W
Stanach Pennsylvania i Illinois
Jest nieunikniony, mimo ze kon-
wencya g0rnicza ME uchwalila
generalnego strajku. L dniem ju-
trzejszym ME przyjdzie do pra-
cy kilkadziesiat tysiecy g6rnikow
wegla, gdyz do porozumienia
wlaScicielami ME doszlo. >
Liczba gornikow W Illinois
Pennsylvania wynosi 190,eeo-frr--
dzi, czyli ze kopalnic wegla mig
kiego w tych Stanach So najwie-
ksze. Roczna produkcya wegla
miekiego w Pennsylvania wynosi
15O,OOO,OOO ton, w Illinois So
100000. Natomiast kopalnie Sta
nu Ohio produkuja 35,0OO,OOO
zatrudniajqc 60 tysiecy gorni-
kow.
Prezydent organizacyi gorni-
gov T. L. Lewis oSwiadczyi, ze
wedlug jego mniemania WIG
kszosc kopalni w Ohio po dniu l
kwietnia bedzie W ruchu, gdyz
jest to jedyny Stan, w ktorym
wlasciciele kopalni moga W po-
szczeg6lnych swych dystryktach
dojst do porozumienia robotnl-
lami ! zawrzeG kontrakta. w
Pennsylvania tylko W jednym
dystrykcie pittsburskim doJdzie'
zdaniem Levisa do porozumle-
MIA.
Terre Haute, Ind, 81 marca.-
Podano tu do wiadomoSci, re z
dniem l kwietnia zostanie zasta-
nowiony ruch W kopalniach dy-
stryktu II, ktory obejmuje 15S
szybow i zatrudnia IS tysiecy lu-
dzi - jezeli W ostatniej chwili
ME dojdzie do porozumienia z
wlascicielami kopalni.
Zwykla roczna konwencya gor-
nikow tego dystryktu odbedzie
sic w dniu dzisiejszym, ma ktorq
zostanq zaproszeni wlaSciciele ko
pain. Jezeli ci ostatni beda sk}on-
nj do zgody uwzglednia zadania
g6rnikow natenczas w ciagu ty-
godnia dojdzie do calkowitego po
rozumienia.
Prezydent tego dystryktu Rol-
lins oswiadczyl, re zdaniem jego
ME dojdzie do strajku, tylko do
czasowego zawieszenia piracy, w
ciqgu kt6rego spor zostanie "a
zegnany.
Wheeling, w. Va, 81 marca.
Edward Johnson, przezydent ,,Lo
rain Coal and Dock Co." powiado
mil urzednik6w w Bridgeporth,
O., re kompania zgadza sic ma
podwyzszenie placy, zgodnie "a
daniem g6rnikow. Kompania ia
zatrudnia 2 tysiace ludzi.
Irwin, Pa, 81 marca- West
moreland Coal Co." = Pen Gas
Co" = United Coal Co." -